With Lesnar Retiring from UFC, in what way does it benefits WWE

[Deadmanforever97]

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Lesnar retired from UFC/MMA( he probably still is going to go back one day) how much and what ways you think this helps WWE?

Will he appear more?
Will he wrestle more?
etc.

I know this is going to help them in some way. What do you guys think?

 

[Jay-Ashley]

WWE doesn't benefit from it.

 

[Deadmanforever97]

...Idk, seems pretty sketchy at best...I'd wait for either a solid interview/post or something.

Either way, I hope he's doing alright and hope he's also making smart move towards his careers/health.

Yeah at this point it seems sketchy.

Because it's just weird for him to just give up on a Final UFC stint after building up to it the way he did

Like I said before "he probably still is going to go back one day".

He is probably in a Retirement phase not in a full blown retirement

 

[The Sheik]

He won't appear or wrestle more... He barely appeared in 2012 during his first retirement from UFC..

 

[Grievous 3D]

how much and what ways you think this helps WWE?

It doesn't.

 

[Unbesiegbar]

Rumor is UFC is joining a streaming service and it affects pay

 

[Mr. Roman Empire]

Definitely about money. Brock is going to Saudi Arabia this month, which sets him back again to start a training camp. WWE is probably paying him equal or if not more than what Dana White and the UFC would be paying. So would rather Brock step into the octagon with Daniel Cormier, one of the all time greats, and get his face punched, or would he rather head to Saudi Arabia and be in a wrestling match for the same amount of money?