Why Brock Lesnar Is the most dominant wrestler in WWE history?
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Standing at 6’3” and nearly 130 kg of pure muscle, Brock’s size and strength make him a force no opponent can easily counter.
Unlike most WWE stars, Brock proved himself in real combat sports by becoming the UFC Heavyweight Champion, boosting his dominance image in WWE.
At WrestleMania 30, Lesnar became the first man to defeat The Undertaker, breaking the legendary 21–0 streak, solidifying his legacy.
Brock has held the WWE and Universal Championships multiple times, often in long reigns, proving he’s trusted as the face of dominance.
Whether against John Cena, Roman Reigns, or Triple H, Brock has a history of delivering brutal, one-sided victories in high-profile matches.
His signature style of repeatedly throwing opponents with suplexes gave him the nickname “The Beast Incarnate,” creating an aura of unstoppable power.
Even with fewer appearances, Brock remained the biggest box-office attraction, defeating top stars and maintaining dominance despite limited schedules.