Brock Lesnar
WWE star who had close match with Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania gets new nickname
Omos introduces “super mega-weight” moniker after successful GHC Tag Team Championship reign in Pro Wrestling NOAH.

Omos declared himself a “super mega-weight” following his recent championship success in Pro Wrestling NOAH. The WWE star captured the GHC World Tag Team Championship alongside Jack Morris at NOAH’s New Year show.
The victory marked the beginning of Omos’s involvement with Team 2000x, leading to multiple dominant performances in the Japanese promotion since joining their ranks earlier this year.
Dominance Across Promotions
After his recent match in NOAH, Omos addressed his success during a press conference:
My dominance continues! I said at the beginning of the year, I’m here to dominate and in every match I’ve done nothing but dominate. The moniker is now the super mega-weight & there’s nothing no one can do about it!
Brock Lesnar
Brock Lesnar Debuts New Look Amid WWE Absence
Former WWE star Brock Lesnar has been photographed with a trimmed beard in a new viral image, marking his first public appearance since being officially named in the Janel Grant lawsuit.

A new photograph of Brock Lesnar has emerged on X (formerly Twitter), showing The Beast Incarnate with a noticeably different facial appearance compared to his last public sighting.
Lesnar has trimmed his beard significantly from the full beard style he sported when last photographed. The image shows the former WWE champion posing with a fan.
This marks one of Lesnar’s rare public appearances since his last WWE match at SummerSlam two years ago, where he lost to Cody Rhodes.
The former UFC heavyweight champion has been absent from WWE programming in recent months. Lesnar was officially named in the Janel Grant lawsuit, which has significantly impacted his professional wrestling future.
According to the viral image, Lesnar appears to have maintained his physical condition despite his extended absence from the ring.
WWE has not made any public statements regarding Lesnar’s status or potential return to the company. Based on his inclusion in the ongoing legal matter, a WWE comeback appears unlikely for the foreseeable future.
Recent picture of Brock Lesnar. pic.twitter.com/CfuHuYuhb0— Ceaser Wrestling (@CeaserWrestles) March 13, 2025
Brock Lesnar
Brock Lesnar Reportedly Disrupting Plans for Goldberg’s Retirement Match in WWE
Reports of Goldberg’s planned 2025 retirement match emerge alongside questions about Brock Lesnar’s WWE future following his connection to legal matters involving Vince McMahon.

Goldberg has announced plans for a retirement match in 2025, potentially during the summer, as fans speculate whether WWE legend Brock Lesnar might be his final opponent. The Hall of Famer has been absent from in-ring competition since his last match at the 2022 Elimination Chamber.
The WCW icon recently shared content on Instagram reminiscing about his January 23, 2017 interaction with Lesnar on RAW, prompting further discussion about a potential final showdown between the two dominant competitors.
Current circumstances may prevent Lesnar from participating in this retirement scenario. The Beast Incarnate has not appeared on WWE television since the 2023 SummerSlam, and his name has been connected to legal matters involving former WWE Chairman Vince McMahon.
Recent reports indicate Lesnar’s return prospects are minimal following his inclusion in the amended lawsuit against McMahon earlier this year. This development significantly reduces the likelihood of him sharing the ring with Goldberg for the latter’s farewell match.
While Goldberg’s last match occurred in 2022, his most recent WWE appearance took place at Bad Blood in 2024. The Hall of Famer was seated in the audience with his family and nearly confronted Gunther after The Ring General directed personal comments toward him during the show.
Brock Lesnar
Brock Lesnar Still Not Back in WWE for This Reason
Brock Lesnar remains absent from WWE programming due to his name being mentioned in the ongoing Janel Grant lawsuit against Vince McMahon, putting his return on indefinite hold.

Brock Lesnar’s return to WWE remains blocked due to his association with the ongoing Janel Grant lawsuit against Vince McMahon, John Laurinaitis, and WWE.
Grant’s lawsuit mentions Lesnar by name, stating she was “ordered” to send sexually explicit content to him at McMahon’s request. According to the lawsuit, Lesnar demanded media of Grant urinating as part of contract negotiations, and a planned meeting between them never occurred due to weather issues.
Ringside News has confirmed that Lesnar will not appear on WWE television until the legal situation concludes. Both sides have indicated they plan to continue with the litigation process for the foreseeable future.
The situation resulted in WWE pulling Lesnar from a planned WrestleMania storyline with Gunther when his name appeared in the lawsuit. While Lesnar is not being sued directly by Grant, his involvement in the case prevents his return to the company.
WWE has not publicly commented on Lesnar’s status or potential future appearances with the organization.
Legal. They won’t bring him back until case is closed. I spoke with both lawyers from McMchon and Janel and either plan on backing down. https://t.co/VkKW7oqGV2— Steve Carrier (@stevecarrier_) March 8, 2025
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