The seven-time WWE Champion could turn into a babyface in a major feud, according to Sam Roberts

According to the new promo, the WWE superstar will likely turn babyface soon and go on to face the current dominant heel in a generational dream match. In the latest episode of his podcast, Sam Roberts raised the idea of ​​Brock Lesnar possibly turning into a babyface to take on Gunter in a Clash of the Titans.

The Ring General is arguably going through the greatest stretch of his career, having retired WWE superstars like Goldberg and, most recently, John Cena, at SNME 2025. Furthermore, the global juggernaut has also set up potential matchups for Gunther against AJ Styles and World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk.

He talks about it Not Sam Wrestling In a podcast, Sam Roberts speculated that WWE may be planning more opponents for Guenther as he cements his status as a “career killer” in the company. The RAW Recap host believes the promo could see Brock Lesnar turn babyface in an exciting match against Gunter.

“I mean, of course, I’ve thought about Brock vs. Gunther and I think it’s going to happen. Cena doesn’t have to have anything to do with it. I think it’s going to happen but like… I think there’s still enthusiasm for Brock to be rewarded. You could just turn Brokebaby Face now. But it’s almost like… he hasn’t done much as a heel other than beat up John Cena and then get into the war games. There’s still things to do. But… maybe not.” (h/t – TJRWrestling)

Dutch Mantle does not support Brock Lesnar retiring from WWE

Recently, there were a lot of rumors suggesting that The Beast Incarnate was about to hang up his wrestling boots for good in 2026.

He talks about it Story time with Dutch Mantle The former WWE manager said it made no sense for Lesnar to consider retiring, as he already had a relaxed schedule and only competed a handful of times a year.

“Well, I don’t know why he should retire. The WWE schedule now isn’t what it used to be. Literally nothing. We used to have some weeks, you might get into a ring not necessarily to wrestle a lot, but you might get in the ring eight to nine or 10 times a week. You’d have a double show on Saturday, a Saturday afternoon matinee show, as they call it. Then you’d have a Saturday night show. Then on Sunday, you’d have a matinee show at about three o’clock, and then you’d get right in your car, drive around, Another, and then you’d have another show, and then you’d get in the car, drive to the city where Monday Night Raw was going to be, and they chased you like a dog.

Until WWE or Lesnar himself provides an explanation, the chatter surrounding his retirement is sure to be a hot topic of discussion online.