Brock Lesnar's Shocking Comeback at SummerSlam

This past weekend, the wrestling world was rocked as Brock Lesnar, known as ‘The Beast Incarnate,’ made an explosive return to the WWE during the second night of SummerSlam in New Jersey. Defying the odds and previous remarks from UFC legend Daniel Cormier, Lesnar's comeback was as thrilling as it was unexpected!

A Long-Awaited Return After Two Years Away

Fans had been left speculating the fate of the former UFC champion, who hadn’t graced the ring in two years. His earlier controversies had seemingly derailed his plans for 2024, making his surprise appearance all the more sensational.

The Road to Revenge Against Cain Velasquez

Lesnar, who once held an impressive record in the Octagon, faced numerous setbacks during his MMA career due to injuries and heavy defeats. However, he found an opportunity for redemption against Cain Velasquez, a rival who had ended his heavyweight title reign in a devastating fashion back in 2010.

The Quickest of Matches: Lesnar vs. Velasquez Rematch

In a jaw-dropping moment, Lesnar took just over two minutes to squash Velasquez in their much-anticipated rematch. Their previous clash at UFC 121 had seen Velasquez dominating the match, but this time, it was a different story. The quick outcome left fans eager for more, yet also perplexed about how such an intriguing rivalry could be resolved in a flash.

From UFC to WWE: The Brief WWE Career of Velasquez

After transitioning from MMA, Velasquez had made waves in wrestling, impressing audiences in Mexico’s AAA promotion before coming to WWE. His October 2019 attack on Lesnar set the stage for a pivotal championship showdown at WWE’s Crown Jewel event. But fans were left disappointed when the match ended almost as soon as it started, with Velasquez failing to deliver any significant offense—shocking many who had anticipated a prolonged rivalry.

Injuries Cut Velasquez's WWE Journey Short

Reports later surfaced shedding light on the abrupt end of their rivalry. Velasquez had been battling a severe knee injury, hampering his performance during their encounter. Despite plans for a Royal Rumble return, further injuries led to his release from WWE in April 2020 amidst significant budget cuts due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

What's Next for Lesnar?

With Brock Lesnar back and proving his dominance once again, fans are left buzzing about what thrilling battles lie ahead in the WWE. Will the Beast Incarnate reclaim his throne, or will new challengers rise to the occasion? Only time will tell!