Brock Lesnar's Next Two WWE Appearances Confirmed, Former ...

WWEBrock Lesnar's next two WWE appearances confirmed, former Universal Champion to return in 2023

• TN Sports Desk
• Updated Aug 11, 2022, 22:48 IST

Brock Lesnar is confirmed to make his WWE return next year and has been advertised for two premium live events. As per WWE.com, Lesnar will perform at Day 1. He is also advertised for Wrestlemania 39, which will take place in April. Lesnar main-evented Wrestlemania 38.

Brock Lesnar is confirmed to make his WWE return in 2023. Photo: WWE.com

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• Brock Lesnar has gone on a break from WWE after SummerSlam
• The former Universal Champion has been advertised for two premium live events in 2023
• He will not face Roman Reigns again

Brock Lesnar stole the show at SummerSlam 2022, where he main-evented the biggest party of the summer against Roman Reigns. Even though he fell short against the Head of the Table in a Last Man Standing Match, it was Lesnar who hogged the limelight and dominated the proceedings for a major period.

Lesnar is now on a break from WWE and isn't advertised for any event for the remainder of 2022. But he is set for appearances in 2023. WWE has confirmed Lesnar's participation in two premium live events in 2023.

Lesnar is the only superstar who features on the poster for Day 1, scheduled to take place on the first day of 2023. Lesnar is also advertised for Wrestlemania 39, which takes place in April.

Talking of Day 1 first, the former WWE Champion was scheduled to face Reigns in the main event of the show last year. After Reigns was ruled out, Lesnar was added to the WWE Championship match and walked out with the title.

He lost the title to Bobby Lashley on the road to Wrestlemania 38 but regained it. At Wrestlemania, he main-evented the show against Reigns and lost, which saw the Universal Champion walking out with two titles. Now that his storyline with Reigns is over, Lesnar will have a new opponent when he returns.

Bobby Lashley and Drew McIntyre probably lead the race to face him. Lashley defeated Lesnar at Royal Rumble to win the WWE Championship. He lost the title to him without competing in the Elimination Chamber 2022.

McIntyre is also undefeated against Lesnar. The Scottish superstar won the WWE Championship for the first time with a win over Lesnar in the main event of Wrestlemania 36, which took place at the WWE Performance Center. McIntyre looks set to become the Undisputed Universal Champion at Clash at the Castle.

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