WWE Monster Brock Lesnar Taught a Fan a Harsh Lesson the Hard Way When She Tried to Get Too Close to Him

For more than 20 years, Brock Lesnar has been in the spotlight. He has a big fan base due to his unmatched supremacy in the UFC and WWE. However, being a global phenom, he prefers to spend his time with his family and in his private space rather than being highly sociable. Which can often come as a big letdown to his fans.

Likewise, in 2014, Lesnar along with her wife Sable at the Orlando International Airport where he was captured on camera denying fans’ requests.

To put that in perspective, a woman named Saori bumped into Lesnar and his wife and attempted to talk to The Beast Incarnate at the airport as she asked him for a picture.

Lesnar turned down the request, but he didn’t treat her badly. Notably, Lesnar has shown this behavior by refusing to take photographs or sign autographs for the fans. He is not a man who appreciates being with fans; instead, he prefers solitude. He also draws a lot of attention to this in his biography.

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Brock Lesnar is not a social butterfly

The Beast stated that it is well known that he is a private individual and explained why he is this way. He agreed that while he was working, in the ring or at the arena, he was undoubtedly there to entertain spectators. But he said that he preferred nobody to disturb him while he was really not working.

Moreover, Lesnar explained with an example, “If you’re a plumber, and you’re out to dinner with your family, would you like it if the waiter walked up and said, ‘Hey, the toilet just backed up, can you come in the back and fix it?’ Probably not. You are there to eat, not to fish tampons out of the drainpipe.”

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In a sense, The Beast Incarnate is completely right. Nobody likes someone when they are in their personal space. But occasionally he pushes himself and makes a surprise appearance at a social gathering, as he did most recently at Vince McMahon’s birthday celebration.

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