Brock Lesnar

Brock Lesnar is still trending across social media and YouTube for his incredible performance at Saturday's WWE SummerSlam.

A poster for the event can be seen here. Besides WWE’s official footage, fans at the stadium recorded videos of the epic moment from their vantage point with unique camera angles. But there was a post-match moment that viewers watching on Peacock and WWE Network did not get a glimpse of, but over 48,000 fans at Nissan Stadium paid witness to.

Brock Lesnar's insane 20-year body transformation from his SummerSlam debut vs The Rock in 2002 to last night's PPV vs Roman Reigns.

20 years is a long time, and it seems that 45-year-old Lesnar is in a much happier place than his younger self. Gone is Lesnar’s disciplined style which has given way to an-almost-Mohawk style cut to go with a beaming smile. In the left side of the image, a 25-year-old Lesnar sports a military-style crew-cut, with the disciplined facial expression to match.

After an epic entrance on a tractor, Brock Lesnar had a historic Last Man Standing Match against Roman Reigns last night at the SummerSlam premium live ...

The Beast Incarnate has competed in seven matches since the beginning of 2022. Reigns and Lesnar used several weapons throughout the bout, including tables and title belts. As Brock Lesnar headed backstage, WWE fans in attendance showed their appreciation for The Beast Incarnate, cheering him wildly and giving him a standing ovation. Lesnar then stood up and lifted his hat to greet the fans in attendance. After climbing into the ring and greeting the fans, Brock Lesnar sat in the corner for a few seconds. The Undisputed WWE Universal Championship match lasted about 23 minutes and saw several epic moments.

The former UFC champion was a wild card that Vince McMahon pulled due to injuries to Randy Orton and Cody Rhodes. In need of a bankable wrestler to pair off ...

The two generational talents threw everything they had at each other; a fitting end to the rivalry that has shaped WWE's product for the last seven years. Since 2015, this is a bout that fans have seen nine times, in some capacity, and the time has come for Triple H to begin building new stars and fresh feuds. WWE pulled out all the stops for Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns' supposed last match ever at SummerSlam, and the time has come for The Beast Incarnate to step away from the squared circle for a while.

WWE SummerSlam ended following the brutal Last Man Standing match between Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar, but what happened after the camera's stopped ...

After The Bloodline left the arena and the camera’s stopped rolling, what happened next? Both came within inches of victory, and Lesnar even thought he’d won at one stage but Reigns got back to his feet. From the outset of the main event Undisputed WWE Universal Championship match between Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns, the action was brutal.

Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns had put each other through hell at SummerSlam. But amidst all the entertainment, Lesnar might have got injured.

Following this match, there was a big question mark over Brock Lesnar’s future in WWE. This was the last time Reigns and Lesnar collided. Brock Lesnar dominated Roman Reigns for a long time in the match. This dangerous moment took place in the early stages of the match.

He gave us a spectacular failed Money in the Bank cash in at SummerSlam.

After weeks of promising he was going to capitalize on Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar beating the trash out of each other in a Last Man Standing match by cashing in his Money in the Bank contract on the extremely vulnerable victor, this dummy jumped the gun! He tried to cash in before the match was even over. He’s so awful in every way you don’t ever have to feel bad about this either.