• Update On Rumors Of Brock Lesnar’s Retirement From WWE
In the main event of the WWE SummerSlam 2022 premium live event, Roman Reigns defeated Brock Lesnar in a Last Man Standing match to retain the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship.
This match received huge praise on social media, as fans witnessed something that has never happened before – the ring being lifted from one side during a match!
With this win, Reigns has become the 1st man to hold 4 straight victories over The Beast (from SummerSlam 2018 all the way to SummerSlam 2022).
After the show went off the air, Lesnar climbed to the lifted end of the ring, wore his cowboy hat and the crowd popped.
Brock then saluted the fans with his cowboy hat tip and waved goodbye.
Brock Lesnar climbed into the broken ring after #SummerSlam was over. pic.twitter.com/V7O1XcU5P4
— Ryan Satin (@ryansatin) July 31, 2022
Living legend 🐐🤠#SummerSlam #CowboyBrock pic.twitter.com/Ui43rZUGdt
— WWE on BT Sport (@btsportwwe) July 31, 2022
Battered. Bruised. Beaten.
But he's is still leaving with his hat.
There will never be another Brock Lesnar! 👏#SummerSlam pic.twitter.com/bBl1PmdJ2S
— WWE on BT Sport (@btsportwwe) July 31, 2022
This began speculation that Brock just had his last match ever and is retiring, especially since he wasn’t happy about Vince McMahon’s retirement and said “if he’s gone, I’m gone.”
However, that’s not the case. Lesnar is the main name being advertised for WWE’s 1st premium live event of 2023 – Day 1.
World Wrestling Entertainment returns to Atlanta’s State Farm Arena with @WWE Day 1 on Sunday, Jan 1st, NEW YEARS DAY!
See your Favorite Superstars from Monday Night RAW & Friday Night Smackdown compete at the 1st Premium Live Event of the New Year!
🔗: https://t.co/5XMrpyXAC8 pic.twitter.com/SG2a3bULKO
— State Farm Arena (@StateFarmArena) July 30, 2022
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• Old School Wrestling Veteran Celebrates His Birthday
Old School WCW Veteran Bunkhouse Buck (Real name: James Golden) celebrates his 72nd birthday today.
He first made a name for himself under the name Jimmy Golden, wrestling for several territories such as the Continental Wrestling Association, Southeastern Championship Wrestling, Continental Championship Wrestling and Smoky Mountain Wrestling, before he joined Ted Turner’s World Championship Wrestling in 1994 and became Bunkhouse Buck.
After leaving WCW in 1999, he continued to wrestle on the independent scene and even appeared on WWE TV in 2010, where he portrayed Jack Swagger’s father.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BUNKHOUSE BUCK!
