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Your best orcs are going to die. Just get more!
They won't always lose weaknesses as they level but they can. I've had many soften mortal weaknesses into regular vulnerabilities or otherwise lose vulnerabilities entirely. They can also actually lose weaknesses when shamed. Much more rare and (I'd guess) usually also accompanies a loss of a strength (immunity/rage typically, I think). They do tend to gain weaknesses when shamed so that's not a thing you'd really want to use unless you desperately want to use every chance you have to make a certain orc redeemable.
Could chain shames and leveling them to try to ditch a weakness but you're really likely to just create a mess of weaknesses on them.
which pit fight? how many fights in average did your follower win before a weakness was removed?
should be true to an extent, if you notice when enemy orcs go up in levels, they end up losing more and more of their weaknesses. Its likely down to rng.