Brock Lesnar
When Brock entered WWE, he brought with him a championship amateur career and an overwhelming physique. The impressive
combination caused many to believe they were looking for "The Next Big Thing." Over the course of his WWE career, Lesnar
proved those predictions to be correct.
Under the tutelage of Paul Heyman, Lesnar made an immediate impact upon his 2002 debut. A mere three months into his career,
he defeated Rob Van Dam to win the prestigious King of the Ring tournamnet. Two months after that, he beat The Rock
for the WWE Championship. In short, Lesnar accomplished more in half a year than most Superstars do during an entire career.
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Over the next two years, Lesnar continues to shine, especially against Undertaker. At No Mercy 2002, he defeated
the "Deadman" inside the demonic Hell in a Cell. At the following year's event, Lesnar beat Undertaker in a Biker Chain
Match. He even last eliminated the "Deadman" to win the 2003 Royal Rumble. With his victory in the Rumble,
Lesnar earned the opportunity to challenge Kurt Angle for the WWE Championship at WrestleMania XIX.
With visions of making it big in the NFL, Lesnar left WWE in 2004. While fans never got to see him succeed on the gridiron,
nobody will ever forget the impact Lesnar made in the ring during his brief WWE tenure.