WWE and Brock Lesnar Settle Contract Dispute


Both in the ring and behind the scenes, it seems like no one can stop "The Beast" Brock Lesnar. After his controversial exit from WWE in 2004, Lesnar went on to play for the Minnesota Vikings in the NFL, and also began a Mixed Martial Arts career. However, these plans fell through, and Lesnar began wrestling in Japan in 2006. This decision to wrestle again went against the no-compete clause that Lesnar signed with WWE in order to get his release. Before his stint in Japan, Brock sued the WWE, asking the court to make his no-compete clause unenforceable. On April 24, 2006, both parties came to an agreement outside of court, and Lesnar then started conquering in Japan. I guess Roman Reigns was right when he called Brock "Vince's Boy."


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