“It’s Tough to Stay On Top”- WWE Legend Brock Lesnar Wants UFC President Dana White to ‘Protect’ His Fighters

WWE legend and former UFC heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar had a suggestion for UFC head honcho Dana White amidst the ongoing controversies with his fighters.

Brock Lesnar, in his stint with the Las Vegas-based MMA promotion, proved his mettle as a formidable fighter. Not only did he come out with an illustrious career, but ‘The Beast Incarnate’ was also one of the highest-paid fighters of his time.

In an interview with Pat McAfee on his show, Brock Lesnar had some advice for White. Although Lesnar did admit that it’s tough to run a successful empire, he also wanted White to help his fighters to make them household names. Just like his current employer, WWE.

“I don’t watch a lot of fighting anymore just because there’s so many guys… stories. It’s hard to follow. I wish Dana could figure out how to book things different. Like, come on man, and let’s start getting behind some of these guys, and maybe protect somebody for a while so they can become a household name. You can cha-ching them,” Lesnar said.

“But he’s in the business of putting on super fights every week, and it’s tough to do and it’s tough to stay on top,” he continued.

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Brock Lesnar won the Men’s Royal Rumble 2022 match and will challenge WWE universal champion Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 38. As of now, Lesnar is slated for a WWE Championship Elimination Chamber match.

How did Brock Lesnar fare at the UFC?

‘The Beast Incarnate’ made his UFC debut on UFC 81: Breaking Point, against former UFC heavyweight champion Frank Mir. Lesnar (5-3,1 NC) had prior MMA experience, however, he lost his debut fight to Frank Mir via a kneebar submission in the first round of their bout.

But, Lesnar had big dreams and eventually went on to become the UFC heavyweight champion of the UFC after defeating Heath Herring and UFC legend Randy ‘The Natural’ Couture simultaneously.

Lesnar then went on to defend his title twice, but he finally lost it to Cain Velasquez at UFC 121. This was followed by a KO defeat against Alistair Overeem and a no-contest against Mark Hunt in 2016.

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