Daily Debate: Will former champ Brock Lesnar return to the UFC?

Will Brock Lesnar move from the WWE to the UFC? It wouldn’t be the first time.

The former UFC heavyweight champion left pro wrestling for a four-year UFC run from 2008-2011, and he returned in 2016 for one more bout.

But could the 40-year-old return once again? That’s the question we posed for MMAjunkie Radio’s recent Daily Debate feature, and the results were pretty lopsided: Rhree quarters of the voters think we’ll see Lesnar in the octagon once again (via Twitter):

Speculation about a Lesnar (5-3 MMA, 4-3 UFC) return were recently reignited when UFC President Dana White posted a a picture with the hulking wrestler while they were in Las Vegas.

Lesnar’s most recent UFC comeback, which took place in 2016 at UFC 200, ended on a sour note wnen he failed multiple drug tests for his fight with Mark Hunt.

Lesnar is now nearing the end of his current WWE deal, but he still has more than six months to serve on his U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) suspension before he’s eligible to fight in MMA again.

Still, fans seem optimistic that one of the sport’s biggest pay-per-view draws isn’t quite done with MMA just yet.

Check out the video above as the MMAjunkie Radio crew discusses the possibility.

And for more on the UFC’s upcoming schedule, check out the UFC Rumors section of the site.

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