Jim Ross doesnt believe Brock Lesnars WrestleMania 42 moment was the end, and he made it clear that WWE likely hasnt seen the last of The Beast. While speaking on Grilling JR, Ross was asked about Lesnars legacy, the boots-in-the-ring moment at WrestleMania 42, and whether that scene was meant to signal a real retirement. The conversation quickly turned into a strong defense of Lesnars long-term value and the idea that major matches still remain on the table. Ross first reflected on how confident he was in Lesnar from the moment he signed him, explaining that he immediately saw something different compared to other rookies. That praise led into the bigger question surrounding Lesnars future. Despite the emotional boots-in-the-ring moment at WrestleMania 42, Ross made it clear he does not believe Lesnar is fully finished with WWE appearances. Ross addressed the idea that Lesnars time might only be changing rather than ending completely. The conversation then shifted toward one of the biggest dream matches WWE has yet to deliver Brock Lesnar versus Gunther. The matchup has been rumored for years, and Ross made it clear he believes WWE should save it for the biggest possible stage. Ross didnt hesitate when discussing where that match belongs on the calendar. Lesnar leaving his boots in the ring at WrestleMania 42 created plenty of speculation about whether his career had reached its end. Moments like that have historically signaled retirement in WWE, but Ross comments suggest the company could still be holding onto Lesnar for select major events rather than weekly appearances. If Ross is right, fans may not have to wait forever to see Lesnar back in action especially if WWE decides to finally deliver the long-discussed showdown with Gunther on the grandest stage. Do you think Brock Lesnar will wrestle again, or was Wrestle Mania 42 really the end of his in-ring career? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below. G Add as a preferred source on Google
