5 Things you should know about Brock Lesnar and Sable

Modified Nov 03, 2020 06:04 GMT

#3 Brock Lesnar hated it when Sable was still working with WWE while he had quit

Brock Lesnar left WWE immediately after WrestleMania 20, where he was on the receiving end of a Stone Cold Stunner that was met with a loud pop from the audience who was collectively against Lesnar for quitting. Sable, on the other hand, was still working for WWE, and Lesnar wasn't happy about it at all.

I hated it when Rena was on the road. There is a lot of testosterone in the business, and I was worried about what some jacka** might do or say to her. But Rena is a remarkable woman, and she can take care of herself. She did finally leave WWE, but not because they were treating her wrong or anything like that. She didn’t do it because they disrespected her. She left for me. My wife is an amazing woman.

After Brock Lesnar's departure, Sable kept working for around three months

Sable worked for WWE over the next three months and had a brief feud with Torrie Wilson. On the June 29, 2004 edition of WWE SmackDown, Sable lost a singles match to Wilson, and this was it in terms of a wrestling career for her. Sable hasn't wrestled a match ever since and is happily raising a family with Brock Lesnar.

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