History Awesome / BrockLesnar

* The day when Brock superplexed The Big Show, [[http://youtu.be/S8pOB8p2mDY leading to the ring collapsing]], is still one of the most memorable moments from WWE Smackdown.

** One particular really creepy (or awesome, depending on your POV) moment occurred when Cena managed to knock Lesnar down. John staggers to the corner to recover...and Brock [[NoSell just sits straight up and laughs at Cena.]] As if we needed further reminder that Lesnar is the [[TheUndertaker streak breaker,]] now he's stealing the Deadman's moves!

* ''[[MemeticMutation "Suplex city,]] [[ThisIsForEmphasisBitch bitch!!!]]"''[[labelnote:Explanation]]Brock main-evented ''Wrestlemania 31'' and, much like Cena, essentially spent the first portion of his match tossing Wrestling/RomanReigns around like a rag doll.[[/labelnote]]

* ''[[MemeticMutation "Suplex city,]] [[ThisIsForEmphasisBitch bitch!!!]]"''

* ''Royal Rumble 2015'' was an immediately controversial event, but '''''Brrrrrooooock Lllllllessssnarrrrrr''''' still managed to stand out, in the triple threat match with Cena and Wrestling/SethRollins. Brock overcame broken ribs after a ''huge'' splash onto the announce table, not to mention ''numerous'' AAs, Curb Stomps, and ''briefcase shots to the head,'' to emerge victorious, looking as {{Badass}} as he ever has and creating an instant Match Of The Year candidate in the process. After a few months being mostly MIA from storylines, Brock got some momentum and credibility back in one fell swoop.

** Speaking of which, the botched SSP mentioned above? Brock flew halfway across the ring that time as well. He only missed it because he placed Kurt Angle a bit too far from the corner he jumped from, and even then he was able to barely graze Kurt.

** Cena didn't just knock him down. Cena delivered the ''[[FinishingMove Attitude Adjustment]]''! Brock took Cena's best shot and ''laughed'' about it.

** One particular really creepy (or awesome, depending on your POV) moment occurred when Cena managed to knock Lesnar down. John staggers to the corner to recover...and Brock [[NoSell just sits straight up and laughed at Cena.]] As if we needed further reminder that Lesnar is the [[TheUndertaker streak breaker,]] now he's stealing the Deadman's moves!

** For perspective's sake: Brock could have ended the match in about five minutes, maybe even less. His first F5 was delivered in under 1. The only reason the match went on longer was because Brock wanted Cena to give up. Half of the time was just Brock and Heyman shouting for the ref to ask Cena if he wanted to quit. The other half? It was Brock delivering german suplexes like they were going out of style. 16 in total.

* Summerslam '14: Lesnar beats Cena clean to win the WWE World Heavyweight championship. And by beat, we mean '''[[CurbStompBattle absolutely mauled him]]'''.

** For perspective's sake: Brock could have ended the match in about five minutes. His first F5 was delivered in under 1. The only reason the match went on longer was because Brock wanted Cena to give up. Half of the time was just Brock shouting for the ref to ask Cena if he wanted to quit. The other half? It was Brock delivering german suplexes like they were going out of style. 16 in total.

* The next night on ''Raw'', his advocate Wrestling/PaulHeyman, while loudly and proudly singing the praises of Lesnar as usual, cuts one of the most epic (yet likely underrated) heel promos in years simply due to the nuggets of truth. Heyman calls out the other wrestlers in the back as being "wannabes" who don't respect Lesnar (if reports about their opinion and treatment of the Rock in 2012-2013 are any indication, this may not be strictly kayfabe), throws a short but sharp note of reproach towards the international fans who flew in for the night after Mania "trying to get noticed on television", adds to the quickly growing list of ribs toward Wrestling/HulkHogan mistakenly calling the Mercedez-Bens Superdome "the Silverdome" in the previous night's opening segment, crystallizes the injuries that Undertaker suffered as a means of explicitly spelling out that Brock was his physical superior, and even points out in unmistakable detail how none of the hallowed legends and upstart hopefuls who ever had the chance or potential to end Taker's streak could boast real-life wrestling/combat credentials '''on par with''' Brock's UFC and NCAA Division-1 accolades. In that one segment, Paul E. both completely justified Lesnar to some fans as the sole man credible enough to gain the ultimate rub, and further irritated others into wanting to wring both their necks.

* The next night on ''Raw'', his advocate Wrestling/PaulHeyman, while loudly and proudly singing the praises of Lesnar as usual, cuts one of the most epic heel promos in years simply due to the nuggets of truth. Heyman calls out the other wrestlers in the back as being "wannabes" who don't respect Lesnar (if reports about their opinion and treatment of the Rock in 2012-2013 are any indication, this may not be strictly kayfabe), throws a short but sharp note of reproach towards the international fans who flew in for the night after Mania "trying to get noticed on television", adds to the quickly growing list of ribs toward Wrestling/HulkHogan mistakenly calling the Mercedez-Bens Superdome "the Silverdome" in the previous night's opening segment, crystallizes the injuries that Undertaker suffered as a means of explicitly spelling out that Brock was his physical superior, and even points out in unmistakable detail how none of the hallowed legends and upstart hopefuls who ever had the chance or potential to end Taker's streak could boast real-life wrestling/combat credentials '''on par with''' Brock's UFC and NCAA Division-1 accolades. In that one segment, Paul E. both completely justified Lesnar to some fans as the sole man credible enough to gain the ultimate rub, and further irritated others into wanting to wring both their necks.

* The next night on ''Raw'', his advocate Wrestling/PaulHeyman, while loudly and proudly singing the praises of Lesnar as usual, cuts one of the most epic heel promos in years simply due to the nuggets of truth. Heyman calls out the other wrestlers in the back as being "wannabes" who don't respect Lesnar (if reports about their opinion and treatment of the Rock in 2012-2013 are any indication, this may not be strictly kayfabe), throws a short but sharp note of reproach towards the international fans who flew in for the night after Mania "trying to get noticed on television", adds to the quickly growing list of ribs toward Wrestling/HulkHogan mistakenly calling the Mercedez-Bens Superdome "the Silverdome" in the previous night's opening segment, crystallizes the injuries that Undertaker suffered as a means of explicitly spelling out that Brock was his physical superior, and even points out in unmistakable detail how none of the hallowed legends and upstart hopefuls who ever had the chance or potential to end Taker's streak could boast real-life wrestling/combat credentials '''on par with''' Brock's UFC and NCAA Division-1 accolades. Paul E. both completely justified Lesnar to some fans as the sole man credible enough to gain the ultimate rub, and further irritated others into wanting to wring both their necks.

* The next night on ''Raw'', his manager Wrestling/PaulHeyman, while loudly and proudly singing the praises of Lesnar as usual, cuts one of the most epic heel promos in years simply due to the nuggets of truth. Heyman calls out the other wrestlers in the back as being "wannabes" who don't respect Lesnar (if reports about their opinion and treatment of the Rock in 2012-2013 are any indication, this may not be strictly kayfabe), throws a short but sharp note of reproach towards the international fans who flew in for the night after Mania "trying to get noticed on television", adds to the quickly growing list of ribs toward Wrestling/HulkHogan mistakenly calling the Mercedez-Bens Superdome "the Silverdome" in the previous night's opening segment, crystallizes the injuries that Undertaker suffered as a means of explicitly spelling out that Brock was his physical superior, and even points out in unmistakable detail how none of the hallowed legends and upstart hopefuls who ever had the chance or potential to end Taker's streak could boast real-life wrestling/combat credentials '''on par with''' Brock's UFC and NCAA Division-1 accolades. Paul E. both completely justified Lesnar to some fans as the sole man credible enough to gain the ultimate rub, and further irritated others into wanting to wring both their necks.

* ''[[HolyShitQuotient He ended]] [[Wrestling/TheUndertaker the]] [[Wrestling/{{Wrestlemania}} Streak]].'' '''''Cleanly'''''.

* Though he ended up losing when he made a mistake most can attribute to inexperience, Lesnar's first fight against Frank Mir counts. Admit it, [[ItWillNeverCatchOn nobody thought that Lesnar was gonna be anything more than a punching bag]] in the UFC, and Frank Mir was the defending champion of their weight division. As soon as the bell rings, cue Lesnar [[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown beating the]] [[CurbStompBattle ever-loving shit out of Mir]], who was only saved when he trapped Lesnar with a knee bar. If not for that, Lesnar could've held the heavyweight title in what amounted to his first UFC fight. Think about that one for a second.

* Defeating [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]] ''clean'' at ''Wrestling/{{SummerSlam}} 2002'' to become the youngest WWE Champion in history (at 25 years old), a record he still holds to this very day. [[note]] At 24 years old, Wrestling/RandyOrton technically is the youngest World Champion in WWE, but he did so by winning the [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwe-world-h.html WWE RAW World Heavyweight Championship]].[[/note]]

* Brock's fight with Shane Carwin at UFC 116. Carwin was 12-0 in the UFC by that point, with every fight lasting only one round. Lesnar was 4-1 at the time, trying to make his way back after his loss to Frank Mir in his, Lesnar's, second fight, at [=UFC=] 81. In the fight itself, Carwin pounded Lesnar to within an inch of his life. Most fighters would have been completely done for not long into the match. Referee Mario Yamazaki realized that Lesnar was still defending himself, and didn't stop the fight. And for the first time in Shane Carwin's career, the first round ended. As it turned out, Carwin had exhausted himself in the first round, while Lesnar in fact was still comparatively fresh (how, don't ask). Lesnar took Carwin down quickly in the second round and ended the fight.