ESPN is distinguished from the return of Brock Lesnar WWE

ESPN has distanced himself from the controversial return of Brock Lesnar to the WWE in Summerslam last month. The beast returned shocking to the promotion after being out of two years.

WWE's absence of Lesnar was largely to do with him to be appointed in Janel Grant's demand filed against former President and CEO of WWE Vince McMahon. Lesnar will now compete against John Cena in Wrestlepalooza, the first WWE Premium Live event that transmitted to Espn as part of a five -year agreement between the two platforms.

During the call to WWE-ESPN media ahead of Wrestlepalooza over the weekend, journalist Jon Alba asked the ESPN executives about Brock LesnarThe participation of the plenary session, despite being named in active demands.

Alba was told that WWE has a complete creative control over who appears in his shows and that it is not something that Espn controls.

Alba shared the post below X (Twitter):

Espn further clarified that the WWE is in charge of its stories and that they do not request certain talents.

Lesnar's return to the WWE raised many divided questions and fans. WWE was criticized for returning him despite his name in the ongoing demand against Vince McMahon.

Brock Lesnar attacked John Cena to Smackdown

Two weeks ago at Smackdown, John Cena competed against Sami Zayn for the United States Championship. This was the last appearance of Cena in Smackdown as an active interpreter of the WWE.

The beast interrupted an attractive party, making its first appearance from Sumperslam. Lesnar first hit a F-5 in Zayn and then headed for Cena.

The embodied beast handed a F-5 Thunderós to the NO Vista-17. I would send another F-5 to Cena before leaving.

Backstage, Lesnar challenged Cena to a game in Wrestlepalooza, who soon became official. The two stored rivals will now face one last time on September 20.