WWE News Roundup: Braun Strowman's future, 68-year-old willing to return for another match? Brock Lesnar's pact with NXT superstar (30th August 2021)

#2. Hulk Hogan wants one more match in WWE?

Scary thick brother HH pic.twitter.com/cA8US77Al4

— Hulk Hogan (@HulkHogan) June 5, 2021

Bruce Prichard revealed on his podcast Something To Wrestle that former WWE Champion Hulk Hogan wants one more match. He said that Hogan believes that, even at the age of 68, he has one more run in him.

Prichard further stated that he doesn't want to see Hulk Hogan wrestle again in WWE due to the health risks involved:

"If you were to ask Hulk today, I think Hulk would tell you, 'I've still got one more in me, brother.' In his head, he does. I just wouldn't for his health. I don't want to see that, man. I want to remember Hulk Hogan as Hulk Hogan and the way he was and for him to come back and do some nostalgia stuff and be Hulk today,'' said Prichard.

Prichard said that a legend like Hogan should not return to the ring only to "gimp around". He should let his legacy speak for itself now.

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#1. Brock Lesnar's "unspoken" pact with Samoa Joe

Watching the epic main event of #SummerSlam 2017. @BrockLesnar vs @WWERomanReigns vs @SamoaJoe vs @Adamscherr99 pic.twitter.com/Id1jbPSuM4

— andrew curnow (@andrewcurnow98) August 26, 2021

Speaking to Daily Star, WWE NXT champion Samoa Joe discussed his match against Brock Lesnar at Great Balls of Fire in 2017. The two heavyweights had a slobber knocker match and did not hold back while hitting their punches.

Joe revealed that he had an unspoken pact with WWE superstar Brock Lesnar ahead of their match. He said that both men wanted a hard-hitting bout. They had a silent agreement that they would be smashing each other's faces during the match:

''He wants people to go in there and go after him," Joe added. "It is all of those things. I think that was the simplistic but major reason that we click the way we do; we step in the ring and we’re stepping in there for chaos and destruction to happen, and nothing less than that. I guess it’s some weird, unspoken gentlemen’s agreement we have!”

With Brock Lesnar on Smackdown and Samoa Joe in NXT, it will be a long time before we are able to see these two collide again.