Brock Lesnar quickly says no to his next fight and shares what he plans to do after he retires.

Brock Lesnar quickly says no to his next fight and shares what he plans to do after he retires.

Brock Lesnar has officially shared that he’s retiring and has no interest in doing any celebrity fights in the future.

The 49-year-old seemed to have called it quits at WrestleMania 42 after losing to rising WWE star Oba Femi in Las Vegas. But then, he surprised everyone by coming back to continue their rivalry — even beating Femi at the Clash in Italy to even the score.

Their battle wrapped up with one last intense match at SummerSlam in Minneapolis, Lesnar’s new home. The two huge fighters faced off inside Hell in a Cell, where Femi won with his ‘Fall from Grace’ move after a tough fight.

Right after the match, Lesnar grabbed a microphone and asked Femi to come back to the ring. He called Femi “the future” and himself “the past” as he raised Femi’s hand. It was a clear sign Lesnar was ready to move on.

He later confirmed his retirement on the Pat McAfee Show, saying, “I’m here today to let the world know I’m retired.” Lesnar thanked his fans and said the match was very emotional for him. He shared that after being slammed at WrestleMania, he knew he couldn’t keep going.

Lesnar talked about his journey from being a farm kid in South Dakota to living his big dreams. He said he’s grateful for everything he accomplished and to everyone who supported him along the way.

Even though many athletes struggle to retire and come back, Lesnar made it clear he’s done. When McAfee asked if he might do a celebrity fight for big money, Lesnar didn’t hesitate — “I ain’t doing jack s***,” he said.

Now, Lesnar plans to focus on hunting at his private farm in Saskatchewan, Canada, and spending time with his kids. His two sons are chasing hockey careers, and his daughter Mya aims to compete in the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles.

He said, “I got some hunting lined up. I’ve got two boys in hockey, and I’m going to support their dreams as much as I can. My daughter’s aiming for the Olympics, so I want to spend time with the kids, enjoy the outdoors, and just live life.”