Brock Lesnar: Last News

Conor McGregor will make an appearance on WWE in the future and follow in the footsteps of world champion boxers Floyd Mayweather and Tyson Fury.

The Undertaker is arguably WWE's greatest character creation, the 55-year-old wowing audiences around the world for 30 years.One of the most famous aspects of his character was his unbeaten run at WWE's showcase event that spanned decades before being ended in stunning style.Beginning in the early 1990s with a win over Superfly Jimmy Snuka, Taker beat every single one of his opponents at 'Mania', up to a 21st straight success in 2013.The following year, however, Vince McMahon's decision to end The Streak at the hands of former UFC star turned WWE attraction Brock Lesnar made for one of the most shocking and memorable moments in WWE's history.Now, as WWE prepares to bid its final farewell to The Undertaker at their Survivor Series event this

Roman Reigns is currently the hottest topic in WWE ever since his monumental return and immediate heel shift to The Tribal Chief. While his ongoing fierce rivalry with cousin Jey Uso is piping hot, Reigns is enjoying the benefits of being Universal Champion.

The Undertaker has lifted the lid on his infamous UFC 121 confrontation with Brock Lesnar, revealing it was orchestrated by WWE chairman Vince McMahon.

Over the years, The Undertaker has tirelessly entertained the WWE fans with his powerful and dramatic performances. During the course of his career, the wrestling superstar has participated in countless power-packed matches and has added many titles to his wrestling resume. The Undertaker was known for The Streak, a series of 21 straight victories at WWE's flagship annual event, WrestleMania, before it was broken by Brock Lesnar. From the past couple of years, the wrestler hasn’t been on the top of his game due to various issues.

WWE heavyweight champion Drew McIntyre says he wants a stadium fight with boxing champion Tyson Fury.

Cain Velasquez is the latest wrestling star to join the long list of in-ring talent released due to the budget cuts during the ongoing Coronavirus shutdown, The Wrestling Observer reported. The former UFC Heavyweight Champion has been released from his WWE contract. Earlier this month, The wrestling company released around 20 employees at one go, amid the COVID-19 outbreak. Wrestlers like Zack Ryder, Curt Hawkins, Rusev, Kurt Angle and Drake Maverick were fired as a measure to help compensate for the financial losses due to the pandemic.

Captain Tom Moore has been honoured with a WWE belt by heavyweight champions Drew McIntyre for his heroics during the coronavirus lockdown.

The last time we saw Brock Lesnar in the wrestling ring, he was brutally defeated by Drew McIntyre at the WrestleMania 36. Since then, Brock has stayed away from the spotlight and the fans are worried he might decide to leave WWE for good. The rumours were sparked by Vince McMahon’s remarks earlier this week, Ring Side News reported. According to media reports, during the company's Quarter 1 Financial conference call, WWE Chairman said, “We no longer have Brock Lesnar, obviously.” While the wrestling superstar is known to take long breaks, the statement raised many questions.

Seth Rollins has accepted Drew McIntyre's challenge for a WWE Championship match and the two will now lock horns at Money in the Bank event. During the latest edition of Raw, Drew McIntyre announced that he is ready to put his title on the line and challenged Rollins to face him in the wrestling ring, ComicBook reported. The fans were expecting for this to happen considering WWE had been teasing the possibility of this fight for quite some time now. Last week at Raw, the wrestling star attacked McIntyre after the main event.

Tyson Fury has been given the green light to return to the WWE by his promoter Frank Warren.

For all its divisive tendencies, there's really nothing like football for finding a bit of common ground.

Tyson Fury says he’s ready to lock horns with new WWE Champion Drew McIntyre.

WWE WrestleMania champion Drew McIntyre has called out boxing world champion Tyson Fury for a fight after he became the first-ever British WWE Champion over the weekend.

After months of anticipation, controversies, and speculations, Wrestlemania 36 is finally over and we agree with WWE’s statement from earlier this month, this event would have been too big for just one night. Even though they did not get to be in the stadium and watch their favourite wrestlers in action live, WWE fans could not have asked for a more power-packed line up of matches. After the first night managed to drop many jaws, the second night of the event just took it to another level.

Drew McIntyre conquered WWE superstar Brock Lesnar to make history and become the first-ever British wrestler to win the prestigious title. From the very beginning, Drew proved that he was in it to win. As the match started, Brock hit him with a kick and Drew responded with an equally brutal Claymore kick. Brock responded to it with a big German suplex. As Drew tried to fight his blows, Brock went for a couple more suplex but Drew managed to survive them all.

Drew McIntyre slayed ‘the Beast’ and became the first-ever Briton to win the WWE world heavyweight champion as he conquered Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania.

Drew McIntyre can do what no Brit has ever done before by becoming a WWE world heavyweight champion at WrestleMania 36 tonight.

Wrestlemania 36’s first day of action saw some incredible fights behind closed doors, with more to come this evening.

It's been a crazy road to Wrestlemania for WWE, as the coronavirus scare dampened the grand plans for The Show of Shows! But not one to back down, the wrestling company beat the odds and were able to record tapings for RAW, SmackDown and NXT episodes leading up to Wrestlemania 36, along with the PPV itself, under careful precautions. Part 1 of the PPV has already concluded and saw some big matches like The Undertaker vs. AJ Styles, Becky Lynch vs. Shayna Baszler and Goldberg vs. Braun Strowman, amongst others.

When The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin left WWE around the same time in 2003, it was the beckoning of a new era. With prospects like John Cena, Randy Orton, Brock Lesnar and Batista, Vince relied on the trusted shoulders of John Cena to become the top face of the wrestling company. And, that's exactly what John did for way more than a decade! Eventually, John started distancing himself from WWE to focus on his Hollywood career and is now working part-time for the company, which will always be his home.