🔥 “BROCK LESNAR RETIREMENT BOMBSHELL: Cena Spoils WWE’s Secret Plan as 2026 Turns Into a Triple-Legend Farewell Year!” 🔥
WWE fans, buckle up — the Beast Incarnate may be preparing for his final hunt. John Cena has accidentally lit the fuse on one of the biggest WWE stories of the decade. During his appearance on the “Insight” podcast, Cena hinted that Brock Lesnar is gearing up for retirement… and the timing? SummerSlam 2026 — in Lesnar’s home territory of Minnesota. If true, WWE is about to send the Beast off in legendary fashion.
And now, new backstage reports are pouring gasoline on the fire.
According to Dave Meltzer in the latest Wrestling Observer Newsletter, WWE has major plans for 2026, and they involve not just one, but multiple retirement tours. Meltzer notes that WWE is mapping out farewell runs for:
- Brock Lesnar
- AJ Styles
- Possibly Chris Jericho — if he returns to WWE
While Meltzer couldn’t confirm SummerSlam 2026 as Lesnar’s final match, he admitted the rumors are gaining steam for a reason:
“I heard a month ago that 2026 would feature the retirement runs for Lesnar, AJ Styles, and potentially Jericho. Styles is locked for 2026. Lesnar’s name keeps coming up — that’s likely where these stories started.”
So Lesnar’s retirement isn’t official… but it sure isn’t random speculation either. Something is brewing.
⭐ Booker T Says GUNTHER Is “Almost Like Brock Lesnar”
As the wrestling world anticipates Cena’s own final match, Booker T weighed in on Cena’s showdown with GUNTHER — and praised the Austrian powerhouse in a way that grabbed everyone’s attention.
On his “Hall of Fame” podcast, Booker T said GUNTHER brings a level of intensity that reminds him of prime Brock Lesnar:
“Nobody does it like GUNTHER — the realism, the intensity. There’s no space between the camera and what he does. It’s almost like Brock Lesnar.”
Booker believes Cena vs. GUNTHER will be the ultimate proving ground:
“Cena still has something left. Maybe not as great as he once was, but great once again. I can’t wait to see how this plays out.”
🔥 The Bottom Line
If Meltzer’s report holds true, WWE is preparing for a historic 2026 — a year that could mark the final curtain calls for multiple icons. And if Brock Lesnar really does end his career at SummerSlam in Minnesota?
Expect an all-timer.
Expect chaos.
Expect emotion.
And expect WWE to make it massive.
