WWE Star Brocklesnar’s Daughter Breaking Shotput Record Leaves UFC Lightweight Laughing Off- “Can’t Fool Me”

Brock Lesnar is one of the most impressive specimens of the human species. ‘The Beast Incarnate’ is not only blessed with incredible muscle mass and power, but he possesses incredible, almost unbelievable speed and quickness for his size. This has catapulted him to becoming the UFC heavyweight champion. And it seems the apple has not fallen far from the tree, with his daughter Mya Lesnar making waves in the college sports world. The 21-year-old has broken the shot put record at Colorado State University, where she is a junior. And one UFC fighter had a hilarious reaction to the news.

Terrance McKinney reacts to Brock Lesnar’s daughter breaking record

Mya Lesnar set a new record with an 18.50 metre shot-put at her new school. This earned her the student-athlete of the week honors from the CSU as well as making her go viral on social media after she shared the news on her Instagram account. “A new PR and a new school record!! Happy with a strong start to my season,” she wrote.

Reacting to this news on Twitter, UFC lightweight Terrance McKinney tweeted a poster with a picture of Mya and shared the news of her record-breaking performance. The UFC fighter wrote, in jest, that he believed this was not Mya Lesnar, but Brock, dressed in a wig.

To be fair to McKinney, the father and daughter do share striking similarities: from their pale, almost albino skin; straw-blonde hair; and the same sturdy, powerful frame. While McKinney was certainly joking in his post, he would do well to stay clear of Brock. The WWE superstar and former UFC champion is famous for his short temper and irascibility, and he might see this as an insult to his daughter. And her performance has fans asking one very important question.

Will Mya Lesnar follow in her father’s footsteps?

Given her athletic talents, many fans were quick to ask if Mya Lesnar would follow Brock into a career in pro wrestling. Her father is one of the most recognizable fighters on the WWE roster who has proven his fighting abilities by becoming a UFC champion.

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However, Mya, unlike Brock, does not come from a wrestling background. The former UFC champion was one of the top collegiate wrestlers in the country. Mya, however, has shown no interest in the sport yet. At the moment, there is no indication she is looking to make a career in pro wrestling. However, if she did, she would certainly be welcome to the industry with open arms.

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