Brock Lesnar on plans after sports: family, hunting, and supporting his daughter for the 2028 Olympics
- Lesnar will support his hockey-playing sons
- Daughter aims for the 2028 Olympics
- After the injury, he plans to spend more time with family and in nature
- He expressed gratitude to WWE, UFC, and local partners
Brock Lesnar, a 49-year-old American athlete known as a former WWE wrestler and UFC fighter, recently shared his plans for life after his professional career.
According to him, in the near future he will focus on supporting his two sons, who are passionate about hockey. Lesnar intends to help them with training, provide the necessary conditions, and inspire them to achieve their sports goals.
The athlete paid special attention to his daughter, who is already aiming to participate in the 2028 Olympic Games. Lesnar's brother plans to be her main supporter and helper, providing moral and practical support in preparation for the international tournament.
More time with family and in nature
Lesnar noted that after finishing his active performances, he wants to spend more hours in the woods, go hunting, and simply enjoy family time. "I will just reap what I have sown," he emphasized, referring to the opportunity to take a break from a busy schedule.
Recently, the athlete ended up in the hospital after being run over by a large dump truck, referred to in an interview as the 'Nigerian nightmare.' According to him, he spent two days in bed but is already feeling better and ready for new challenges.
In his speech, Lesnar expressed gratitude to the organizations that played an important role in his career: WWE, promoter TKO, UFC president Dana White, as well as the Minnesota Vikings team and the University of Minnesota, where he received support at the beginning of his journey.
Despite his age, the 49-year-old athlete emphasizes his desire to maintain mobility and physical fitness. He believes that an active lifestyle and regular sports activities will help him stay healthy and energetic in family matters.
Thus, Brock Lesnar plans to dedicate the remaining years to developing family relationships, supporting his children in their sports endeavors, and enjoying nature, leaving behind a bright but already completed professional career.
Source: Championat
