There's a good chance that this is Brock Lesnar's final WWE contract as a performer. He'll be forty years old when the deal is up and is more than set for life. Despite claims on SportsCenter that he loves the squared circle, he doesn't have the same passion as a John Cena or Triple H. He's unlikely to want to stay in the business in any role other than his current top status. In three years, he'll have been back with WWE for six years and his value in this top spot will be worn out. Both sides will mutually part ways and Lesnar will then probably come back for sporadic appearances in a Legends contract or Hall Of Fame spot. The truth is that he's a private guy that enjoys his personal liberty with his family. The WWE life isn't really for him and he has been motivated primarily by money in all recent dealings with the company. When his run is up, he'll be riding off into the sunset as a very rich man.
