Brock Lesnar, a 10-time WWE world champion and former UFC heavyweight champion, has announced his retirement from professional wrestling and combat sports. The 49-year-old confirmed his decision on "The Pat McAfee Show," stating that his recent match at WWE SummerSlam was his last.

Lesnar, whose career spanned WWE, the NFL, and the UFC, cited feeling "done" earlier this year at WrestleMania but opted for one final match. His illustrious WWE career includes multiple world championships, Royal Rumble wins, and ending The Undertaker's undefeated streak at WrestleMania. He also achieved a UFC championship and briefly played in the NFL.

Reflecting on his journey, Lesnar expressed gratitude for his career, starting as a "farm kid from South Dakota." He encouraged young aspiring athletes to focus on hard work and dedication, emphasizing that dedication leads to success. His retirement marks the end of a remarkable and unique career in professional sports.