Brock Lesnar’s Resurfaced Mugshot Screams “Mother of Coincidence”

In addition to his long list of accolades, Brock Lesnar will always be known as the one who ended ‘the streak’. In 2014, ‘The Beast Incarnate’ asserted his dominance over one of the greatest of all times in WWE, The Undertaker. And, needless to say, it was as shocking as it could ever be.

However, March 24th was the day ‘The Phenom’ began his spectacular WrestleMania streak. It started in 1991 WrestleMania 7 where he defeated Jimmy ‘Superflý’ Snuka. But, here is an astonishing coincidence. A rare mugshot of Brock Lesnar on the same day in 1991 popped up on Twitter that is probably the mother of all coincidences.

Young Brock Lesnar On The Day The Streak Began

Brock Lesnar is easily one of the most intimidating wrestlers in the world. In this picture posted by 90s WWE on Twitter, ‘The Beast’ is just 14 years old. Even so, he looks very notorious in the mugshot. There are no further details for why it was taken, though fans are assuming it must have been for some street fight.

Moreover, Twitter is going wild seeing the young Lesnar being a reflection of his older self on the same day The Undertaker began his illustrious streak.

How ‘The Beast’ Ended The Undertaker’s Famous Streak

The Undertaker has built up a legacy that is unsurmountable for anyone. Just four months after his WWE debut, ‘The Deadman’ had the thrashing victory at WrestleMania over Jimmy ‘Superfly’ Snuka. Also, March 24th, 1991, was his 26th birthday.

He grew into prominence following the victory, teaming up with Jake ‘The Snake’ Roberts and locking horns with Hulk Hogan and The Ultimate Warrior. Further, he evolved through various gimmicks and eras alongside many legends in the company.

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Later, after thirty years, he still kept the 21-0 unbeaten record at the biggest WWE event until ‘The Conqueror‘ came in. In one of the most eventful matches ever in history, Lesnar and Taker gave their everything in the WrestleMania 30 match, with steel chairs and leather belts as weapons. In the end, the Beast Incarnate had the last laugh as he defeated Taker and became the 1 in 21 – 1.

Nevertheless, the end of an era had the most rational end we could have ever hoped. Also, it is astonishing to see the 14-year-old mischievous boy turning out to be the one to beat ‘The Lord of Darkness’.

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The Undertaker retired from professional wrestling in 2020, while Brock Lesnar came back to WWE for the second time in 2021 and is all set to face Roman Reigns in WrestleMania 38. Meanwhile, Taker will deservedly be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame this year.