Dana doesn't believe in Lesnar's return to the UFC

For Ultimate's president, the career of the former heavyweight champion, suspended for doping, is coming to an end

João Vitor Xavier

27/12/2016 | 16:55

Lesnar returned to the UFC with victory, but fell victim to doping. Photo: Josh Hedges/Zuffa LLC

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UFC president Dana White believes that UFC's career Brock Lesnar, both in WWE and MMA, is already coming to an end, which is why the Ultimate leader doubts that the former heavyweight champion will return to the Octagon one day.

“I doubt he will come back. I don't know how long his contract is with WWE, but I think his career is coming to an end. Although he's a natural beast, so you never know, he might call me and ask for another fight in a while, but I think he's ready to retire,” Dana commented to the North American website “TMZ” .

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Lesnar returned to the UFC after almost five years away from the octagon in July this year, at UFC 200. On that occasion, he won Mark Hunt by decision, but the triumph was no contest after the former champion was caught in an anti-doping test. Brock was also fined $250 and suspended for one year from MMA.