Brock Lesnar is the most intimidating person anyone could ever come across, as stated by numerous superstars who have shared backstage and time with him. Throughout his career, he has kept making records, starting from NCAA, transitioning to WWE and then UFC; everywhere he went, he set a record. Now, following in his footsteps, his daughter Mya Lesnar is on track to make a solid career as an athlete, having just set a new Colorado state record in shot put. Let’s dive in to find out more about Brock Lesnar’ Daughter record.
Brock Lesnar: Daughter Channels Family Legacy, Breaks Colorado State Records
It seems the Lesnar family is just built differently. After years of dominance by Lesnar himself, during his hiatus, his daughter Mya turned everyone’s head, making the Lesnar family legacy a topic of conversation. To provide context, Brock Lesnar Daughter, Mya, a junior on the CSU track team, launched a 9-pound spherical ball that went 18.5 meters, setting a shot put record for the state.
Just like “The Beast Incarnate,” who showcased his athletic prowess at the junior level, she also displayed signs of becoming an athlete that many might look up to. On her Instagram, she shared a video with a caption that states, “A new PR and a new school record.”
Reports suggest that Mya, who has competed in 16 meets this season, is set to continue her winning streak and further enhance her collection of achievements. She successfully achieved a podium finish, in both the outdoor track and field championships held in 2023. And now with this record she looks like an athlete who might be a second generation superstar.
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Meanwhile, all eyes are on Lesnar to see when he will make his return to WWE, which now appears to be happening next year. There’s also talk of a potential UFC return, although that seems unlikely. But for now, Lesnar can bask in the success of his daughter.
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