Brock Lesnar makes stunning return to WWE after two years in exile to confront John Cena at SummerSlam
Lesnar last appeared for the company at SummerSlam in 2023 and was written off television despite being one of the company's biggest stars at the time allegedly due to his ties to the McMahon litigation.
Lesnar has not commented on the incident publicly since being named in the suit in February.
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Daily Mail
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Disney World fans left emotional over latest addition to theme park: 'Can't wait'
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