Brock Lesnar: "I don’t give a f**k about the Hall of Fame."

For many WWE Superstars, being inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame is ultimate recognition of their impact on the company. Unless, however, you’re Brock Lesnar. 

Ever since his debut in WWE in 2002, Brock has been a permanent fixture at the top of WWE’s main event scene, with nine world titles to his name as well as wins in the King of the Ring, Money in the Bank and two Royal Rumbles.

It’s a WWE CV that makes him a first ballot Hall of Famer in years to come, but during a recent appearance on The Pat McAfee Show , the 44-year-old confessed he doesn’t care if he’s inducted or not.

“I don’t really care or give a s**t. I don’t give a f**k if I’m in the Hall of Fame or not. I’ve done what I did. I don’t care. I don’t care if I’m leaving a legacy behind. What I do care about is, I’m a good person and a good dad. That’s important to me. This is a business about making money. Everything is about turning dollar bills. I feel fortunate that I’m still able to be on top and do that and be part of a company that Vince McMahon helped skyrocket. To be part of things like going to Saudi Arabia and be part of the Elimination Chamber, which will be my first time. it doesn’t scare me. For fucks sake, I fought in the Octagon. This is what I’m meant to do.” 

Lesnar will head to Jeddah this Saturday to compete inside the Elimination Chamber for the very first time. He’ll be looking to regain the WWE title he lost at last month’s Royal Rumble, in a match where he’ll come up against current champion Bobby Lashley as well as Seth Rollins, AJ Styles, Riddle and Austin Theory.