“Despite Our Personal Differences”: Brock Lesnar Has a Painful Reason to Consider the Undertaker His Favorite ‘Worker’ in WWE

WWE over the years had many memorable longtime storytelling feuds. One of those feuds was Brock Lesnar vs The Undertaker, who crossed each other’s paths in 2002 and feuded until 2015 when they fought in Hell in a Cell match one last time.

Vince McMahon chose Taker as one of the first WWE superstars for Brock Lesnar on the blue brand. This was when he defeated The Rock for the WWE Championship and permanently put his stamp on the SmackDown brand.

In his autobiography Death Clutch, Brock Lesnar has claimed he loved to work with The Undertaker. Especially, The Beast claimed he happily took the bumps against The Deadman when they initially started feuding.

Lesnar wrote, “He was a lot bigger than I was, and the fans not only loved his character, but they believed he was a legitimate bad**s. Bumping for a guy bigger than me is always going to be easier than bumping around all night long for the Hardy Boyz. It’s just a different-style match.”

 Lesnar stated in the book, “Despite our personal differences, working with him was just so easy.”

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‘The Beast Incarnate’ claimed that Taker knew how to utilize his ‘Deadman’ gimmick accurately while feuding with him. Everyone knows the fact, if Lesnar is comfortable working with a WWE star, fans will surely get some memorable moments.

Which WWE stars other than The Undertaker were the favorite opponents of Brock Lesnar?

Brock Lesnar was a huge human being who was quick in the ring. Back then too, it was difficult for WWE to search for opponents for him. Hence, Lesnar, due to his abilities, went straight to the top of the card in the company. 

He wrote, “In the business, we just say “working,” and I enjoyed working with the Big Show. I also liked working with Kurt Angle, Hulk Hogan, and Dwayne Johnson.”

Lesnar’s basic idea was to work against the superstars who were over the fans. He knew feuding with the top stars as he mentioned gave them a box-office show every time. Surprisingly, he gave top-class matches with The Big Show, Kurt Angle, Hulk Hogan, and The Rock. 

Brock Lesnar, in his rookie years, feuded with the top stars of the company and left as a veteran in the business. When he came back in 2012, he returned as a legit fighter and achieved major success, one of which is breaking The Undertaker’s WrestleMania streak of 21 straight victories at WrestleMania 30.

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