4 Brock Lesnar's Achievements that John Cena and Roman Reign Couldn't Achieve

Brock Lesnar is considered one of the two titans of WWE's Attitude Era, who has achieved immense success both in and out of the ring. Lesnar is known as The Beast Incarnate in WWE and has a reputation for crushing his opponents and is considered one of the top-tier talents of the major combat sport.

The superstar has garnered fame and has a global fan base over the years, with his name alone generating immense hype among fans for WWE's premium events. Brock Lesnar has often been compared to his other contemporaries including John Cena and Roman Reigns.

While Cena and Reigns are legends in their legacy, there are certain accomplishments that Lesnar has achieved but they could not. Let’s take a look at some of the WWE's achievements —

UFC Heavyweight Championship

Brock Lesnar is often regarded as one of the most prolific combat sports athletes in the world, Lesnar is the only person to have won the primary heavyweight championships of WWE, Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW), the Inoki Genome Federation (IGF), and many more. Neither Cena nor Roman Reigns have set foot into MMA, let alone won a championship in the major combat sport.

Ending The Undertaker’s WrestleMania Winning Streak

Brock Lesnar was the one who ended the Undertaker’s WrestleMania streak, which neither John Cena nor Roman Reigns could do. Lesnar challenged The Undertaker at WrestleMania 30. The Beast Incarnate took everyone by surprise after he ended the iconic streak and handed Undertaker his first loss at The Show of Shows after over two decades.

Both heavyweight champions battled with each other, where Lesnar ultimately emerged victorious over The Phenom and the duo never crossed paths for a singles match after that.

NCAA and WWE Championship

Brock Lesnar happens to be the only top-tier wrestling talent who won both the NCAA and WWE championships. This feat could not be achieved by anyone, let alone the Cenation leader and Roman Reigns. Lesnar won the NCAA Division national championship in 2000. The heavyweight champion then entered the WWF in 2002 and won the championship the first year being the youngest player to win the championship for the first time.

Multiple WWE championships and Universal Championships

Brock Lesnar has won more top-tier championships, including multiple WWE and Universal titles. He is even considered the first WWE wrestler to achieve this feat. He has even crossed CM Punk's record of a 434-day WWE Championship reign, holding the Universal Championship title for over 500 days.

So far, Lesnar has won 3 WWE Universal Championships, 7 WWE Championships, 3 OVW Tag Team Championships, 1 IWGP Third Belt Championship, and 1 IWGP Heavyweight Championship.

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The wrestler is not often seen in the WWE ring and fans have been wondering if the wrestler will make a comeback soon in the ring. Owing to his professional and personal circumstances it seems that the wrestler will be out of the scene. However, it is being speculated that The Beast will possibly make a surprise return at the WrestleMania 41 event soon to fight against John Cena and The Rock.



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