WWE star Brock Lesnar confirms for Saudi Arabia’s PPV in November
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Roshan Amiri
- . September 30, 2022
- . Update: September 30, 2022 10:17 pm
Brock Lesnar, a former WWE Universal Champion, has announced that he will compete at Crown Jewel, a live Premium event taking place on November 5 in Saudi Arabia. The event’s organisers confirmed that the “Beast Incarnate” will be attending.
Roman Reigns and Logan Paul’s match for the Undisputed Universal Championship is the only match that WWE has officially announced. This match was already announced at the last press conference and shattered all the long-running rumours that had been circulating on social media.
At SummerSlam, Brock Lesnar competed in his final match, a Last Man Standing contest against Roman Reigns. Lesnar, who recently stunned everyone with his change in “look,” was surpassed by the “Tribal Chief,” but he will aim to redeem himself when he competes against the next foe in Saudi Arabia who is yet to be named.
The former Universal Champion and WWE legend Goldberg recently announced that he had no more matches left on his contract with the company, but he was still not done and did not expect to leave the ring. According to reports from North America in recent hours, Goldberg is not scheduled to compete in the event.
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“On November 5, WWE Crown Jewel will take place, and Roman Reigns vs. Logan Paul is already scheduled to appear. Goldberg won’t be appearing on the show, but Brock Lesnar will fight inside Crown Jewel, they informed us.”\
Braun Strowman is the finest candidate to take on Brock Lesnar, despite the fact that there are many rumours about who will be the former WWE Champion’s opponent. Because of the long history between “The Monster among all Monsters” and the former WWE Champion, Braun Strowman, Lesnar may face tough competition.
Speaking of Lesnar, fans would love to see more Superstars that can actually compete with the Beast. The former WWE Champion is regarded as one of the best professional wrestlers in the business. However, WWE probably wants to keep the new rivalry between the United States Champion and “the Beast” going until WrestleMania 39. Bobby Lashley is another of the top contenders who could face Lesnar in a matchup similar to the one that occurred at the Royal Rumble, which was held in Saint Louis last January.
Recall that the two faced off against one other for the first time ever at the Royal Rumble, where Bobby Lashley stole the World Championship from Lesnar after Roman Reigns intervened. Lesnar eventually regained the title at Crown Jewel a few weeks later, despite Lashley’s injury.
