With the ending on the lasted WWE PLE on Sunday, we seen the return of brock lesnar. This came as a shock to many, but to some was expected with the recent diversion of wwe programming from being inclusive and non political to becoming a program who happy flaunt their ties with the MAGA movement and the uncaring attitude towards the lawsuit of sex trafficking they are currently involved in. This position makes wwe connection to its global audience and a majority of its hometown American audience isolated and shows their uncaring attitude towards POC, immigrants and women. This petition is to show wwe that no matter how many cherry picked responses to Brock Lesnar’s return they show, a majority of Professional wrestling fans are disgusted with their actions. Below is a summary of the reasons he needs to be gone. Unfortunately the only way anything will change is if sponsors get involved and we hope this is how we grab their attention .

WWE Must Cut Ties with Brock Lesnar to Show True Solidarity with Sexual Abuse Survivors
In recent years, WWE has publicly embraced movements aimed at creating safer, more respectful spaces for talent and fans alike. From its partnerships with anti-bullying campaigns to its public stance on inclusion and equality, the company has signaled a desire to be on the right side of history. However,  Their recent actions fail to follow.

It is now time for WWE to take a clear and decisive step: terminate all ties with Brock Lesnar in light of the serious allegations raised in the Janel Grant lawsuit and the broader culture of abuse it exposes

Lesnar is not just any performer — he has been positioned for years as a cornerstone of WWE’s brand and image. But that visibility also brings heightened responsibility. If WWE continues to promote and associate with him amid credible accusations implicating him in the toxic environment described in the lawsuit, it sends a devastating message: that star power outweighs accountability.

This is not merely a legal matter — it is a moral one. It is about showing survivors that their stories are heard, that their courage matters, and that the company they once worked for will no longer shelter or glorify those who contribute to abuse and silence.