Brock Lesnar News: WWE Monday Night Raw Star Recalls In-Ring Incident With Former UFC Champion

One WWE Monday Night Raw superstar has looked back on a legit in-ring incident with Brock Lesnar six years ago.
Former multiple-time WWE champion Brock Lesnar stares down his opponent during a match.
Former multiple-time WWE champion Brock Lesnar stares down his opponent during a match. / (via WWE)

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One returning WWE Monday Night Raw superstar has recalled an in-ring incident with Brock Lesnar.

During the 2018 Royal Rumble event, Brock Lesnar was the WWE Universal Champion. He put his gold on the line in a triple threat match against Braun Strowman and Kane. At some point during the match, Strowman hit Lesnar with a knee that was a little too stiff for "The Beast."

As a result, Lesnar clocked "The Monster of all Monsters" with a right hand and told him, in no uncertain terms, to slow down.

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Braun Strowman Recalls Mishap With Brock Lesnar at WWE Royal Rumble

During a sit-down interview with Chris Van Vliet, Braun Strowman, who recently returned to the WWE Monday Night Raw brand after recovering from neck fusion surgery, wasn't shy in admitting he got a little too antsy when he threw the knee strike at Brock Lesnar.

"I got a little overzealous with him and then he checked me," Strowman admitted. "At the end of the day, it's two big dominant dudes out there going at it and things happen. This ain't ballet."

Strowman takes the incident in stride these days, jokingly taking pride in the fact that he continued the match as planned despite having his bell rung.

"Yeah, I stiffed him on accident with a knee and he wasn't happy with it, so he clobbered me in the side of the head," Strowman said. "I like to think I'm the only human on earth that's ever taken a right hand from Brock and didn't go night, night. I went 20 more minutes in the match."

Strowman admitted that there are far better things to do than eating a right hand from the former UFC Heavyweight Champion.

"It didn't feel good," Strowman said. "I mean you could see the slow motion, my skull moves and then my skin catches up."

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