Should Brock Lesnar retire now or does WWE still need his star power?

[Oliverlogan263]

In my opinion, Brock Lesnar is one of the main reasons WWE stays watchable right now, especially during periods when ratings and viewership fluctuate. Brock is one of the last truly legitimate superstars the company has left. Outside of guys like Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes, he remains one of the absolute biggest draws in the entire industry.

His appearance on Raw last Monday proved one thing: Brock Lesnar is a stratosphere clear of this entire roster from his presence alone. His segment absolutely cleared every other segment on the show.

But then again, we have to look at the reality of his age. He is turning 49 this year and will be 50 before we know it. While he is still in phenomenal shape and can absolutely go in the ring, the human body has its limits. His bones and joints can't take that kind of punishment forever.

So, what do y'all think? Should Brock hang it up while he's still at the top, or does WWE need his star power too much for him to retire right now?

Yes, I agree. He should keep going for a couple more years

No, I disagree. He’s past his prime and need to retire

[usernameobvious]

He's not past his prime but you notice his "on screen character" isn't the same 2003 crewcuts military man he used to look like.

He's leaned into a cowboy 🤠 persona now.

So I wonder if he ever does "one last run" like for a year or three years" - or something - should be reverted back to the Brock Lesnar style of look from 2003.

That obviously was a different way 20-something male back then. But it's the look. 🤭

[usernameobvious]

If you Google it, his match with Undertaker and a Biker Chain - ⛓️‍💥⛓️ in 2002 or 2003 - iconic as much as his feuds with Kurt Angle from 2003 to 2004.