There’s a reason that fans know Brock Lesnar as the Beast Incarnate. The man shocked audiences every time he stepped in the ring. He even propelled himself to greater heights in combat sports by conquering the Octagon.

But we never thought that another wrestler, one that put Lesnar to hell, would reveal a side of the former WWE Champion that’s unrecognizable. A side that helps others around him face their biggest challenges.

WWE Giant reveals a hidden side of Brock Lesnar

Sitting down with The Daily Mail, Omos revealed a lot about himself, in and out of the ring. He talked about his basketball career and switch to wrestling and getting advice from The Undertaker. He also talked about the biggest challenge of his career to date, WrestleMania 39, against Brock Lesnar. When the entire world had its spotlight cast on him, Lesnar only had two words for him.

He disclosed how Lesnar helped in putting forward a match that shocked audiences, Omos said, “Working with him, at first he was getting a feel for me and making me feel comfortable and he made sure I felt that way around WrestleMania. I remember having a conversation with him about how to prepare and he just said, ‘Don’t worry!’”

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This is baffling, as fans have only seen one side of Lesnar, and it’s pretty brutal. Seeing him in this mentor role is a full circle moment as Lesnar also worked with legends during his early run like Kurt Angle and Hulk Hogan. But what about Omos? Since fighting Lesnar, the Nigerian Giant hasn’t done anything. But some reports have garnered pace in regards to WWE’s plans surrounding him.

WWE reportedly forced Omos take a step back in order to take a step forward

While Triple H is keeping Omos away from WWE TV as of now, it isn’t because of negligence. Paired with MVP at the moment, the Nigerian giant was getting a massive push during the WrestleMania 39 season. Rumors have flooded in saying that MVP is trying to revive the short-lived faction, The Hurt Business.

But instead of Bobby Lashley, who was the centerpiece in the past iteration, MVP hopes to keep Omos at the helm with Cedric Alexander and Shelton Benjamin at his side. Just like the first iteration, which ended up helping Lashley gain the WWE Championship, this faction could prove instrumental in Omos’ stature as a wrestler.

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Let us know what you think about Omos’ view of Lesnar that’s kept hidden from the public in the comments below.