BROCK LENAR believes he is too old to make a UFC return. He admitted that 'That door is shut'.
WWE star, who first joined the UFC 2008 and became the heavyweight champion.
In 2010, Brock Lesnar, Dana White, president of UFC, were in the
Lesnar was featured on eight UFC Pay-Per-Views. He headlined six of them and was ranked as one their highest-paid fighters.
The American had a great relationship with UFC President Dana White and former owners Frank Fertitta.
He ruled out the possibility of ever returning to the Octagon, regardless of how White treated him.
The New York Post's Lesnar, 44, said that "that door is closed." Dana White said that the Fertitta Brothers were "exceptional to me".
Lesnar made his debut in the UFC in 2007 as a 1-0 MMA fighter. He defeated Min-Soo Kim in 2007.
However, he was defeated by Frank Mir in 2008, which could have ended his UFC career before it even started.
Free Bets: Get more than PS2,000 in NEW CUSTOMER DEALSAfter defeating Heath Herring (43), and Randy Couture (58) for the title, Lesnar would win Mir in a rematch before winning over Shane Carwin (47).
However, Lesnar announced his retirement from MMA after consecutive losses to Cain Velasquez (39), and Alistair Overeem (41).
UFC 200 would see a brief return in 2016, with Lesnar beating Mark Hunt, 47. However, the points win was reverted to a no contest after a failed drug test.
The legend of pro wrestling tried to make another comeback in 2018, to face Daniel Cormier (42), but was unsuccessful and he subsequently signed with the WWE.
Lesnar also claimed that this is where he will remain for the remainder of his career.
He replied, "I'm too young. This is a sport for young men, and the door is shut. Brock Lesnar is the WWE Superstar.
