Lesnar re-entered the USADA drug testing pool on July 3, before he turned up in the Octagon on Saturday.
He will be able to compete on or after January 8, 2019, should he remain in compliance with the UFC Anti-Doping Policy.
Lesnar was suspended in 2016 for testing positive for the banned substance clomiphene in relation to his UFC 200 fight with Mark Hunt, which he won but the result was later changed to a no contest. His suspension was frozen after Brock retired from UFC in December 2016 with just over six months remaining.
Meanwhile Brock’s status with WWE remains very confusing. He hasn’t competed since Greatest Royal Rumble in April. And WWE.com itself isn’t shedding any light on the situation, saying simply: “Stay tuned to WWE.com for any updates on Lesnar’s WWE contract.”
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