According to Jim Ross, Brock Lesnar likely enjoyed their 2004 Royal Rumble match because he knew the three-time WWE Tag Team Champion was not afraid of him:

Lesnar's name was not included in the original lawsuit, and the 47-year-old is not listed as a defendant in the amended lawsuit.

The former WWE and UFC champion was rumored to have been an unnamed party in the suit, and now that has been confirmed.

EC3 discussed shocking wrestling moments with host Dr. Chris Featherstone and former WWE writer Vince Russo on Sportskeeda's The Wrestling Outlaws. Reminiscing about his experiences watching WWE, EC3 recalled how he could not believe the manner of Goldberg's win:

Following months of speculation, Brock Lesnar's name officially appears in the high-profile Vince McMahon-Janel Grant lawsuit.

Brock Lesnar has been named in an amended legal complaint that a former WWE employee, who goes by the name of Janel Grant, originally filed against Vince McMahon in January 2024. The updated version alleges that McMahon attempted to 'traffic' her to Lesnar.

The sexual abuse lawsuit against former WWE head honcho Vince McMahon just got bigger – a lot bigger. After almost a year of speculation, Brock Lesnar officially was named as the WWE star that McMahon allegedly attempted to “traffic” a former female employee to in an updated version of the suit.

In her original lawsuit filed in January 2024, former WWE employee Janel Grant had claimed she was made to perform sexual favours for a star wrestler “who was also a former UFC fighter” by former boss Vince McMahon.

After losing, Lesnar seemingly turned babyface again. He raised Rhodes' arm following their contest, to the surprise of many. He was then set to return at the 2024 Royal Rumble from his hiatus before seemingly being linked to the Janel Grant-Vince McMahon lawsuit.

It has finally been confirmed that Brock Lesnar is the unnamed WWE Superstar in the lawsuit involving Vince McMahon.