After Brock Lesnar’s win at UFC 200 against Mark Hunt, he was almost untouchable. However, things took a twist as Lesnar was revealed to have failed an anti-doping test by USADA., and he had a huge fall from grace. Though he passed all five tests he took before the fight took place, two coming out after the fight claimed he had taken an estrogen blocker. It was considered illegal because of the fact that it helps to increase testosterone.There is still a massive amount of negative press against Brock Lesnar, and it is affecting WWE as well, as they are not taking any action against him.WWE suspended Roman Reigns in the end of June for 30 days. This came as a surprise to many, as Roman Reigns was positioned as the top star until that point. However, everyone agreed that it was the right thing to do from WWE’s end, as they needed to set an example. However, Lesnar did not face the fire for his USADA violation, despite the substances he was tested for clearly on the list of substances forbidden in the wellness policy of WWE. It was reported that part-time performers do not require to take drug tests, and get a pass from the wellness policy of WWE. This includes Brock Lesnar, The Undertaker, Triple H and The Rock primarily, among others.According to Daily Wrestling News, this has angered the locker room. It is said that WWE allowing Brock to work Summerslam in the likely main event after his drug test failure has garnered a lot of heat backstage. This sentiment can be understood as when Roman Reigns failed the Wellness Policy, he willingly apologized publicly and to the entire locker room as well.The whole thing is not sitting well with the locker room, and talent has privately brought up the unfair treatment and inconsistencies within management regarding the Wellness Policy and the enforcement of it. The belief is that they treat the whole thing differently depending on who is involved rather than treating everyone the same. Bewildering enough, UFC nor USADA have placed fines on Lesnar. The fines are said to be quite a heavy amount. Naturally, Brock Lesnar enjoys the special treatment he gets, and has not hidden the fact that he “doesn't like people”. He probably does not care what the locker room thinks, but that doesn't change the negative sentiment of the situation overall.Do you think Brock Lesnar should be suspended by WWE?
