Brock Lesnar is still going strong in the world of professional wrestling following his debut back in 2000. ‘The Beast Incarnate’ continues to dominate his opponents inside the squared circle in WWE. And that is no surprise, given the incredible physique that Lesnar has got.

Lesnar also appeared in New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW) and even won the IWGP Heavyweight Championship there. Lesnar even stepped foot in the Mixed Martial Arts world in the late 2000s. Even over there, Lesnar had tested glory.

Thus, it won’t be wrong to say that Brock Lesnar has been involved in several battles and had several achievements in his career. And there is more to come from the Beast Incarnate.

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How many matches has Brock Lesnar won?

Lesnar signed with WWE back in 2000. But he appeared on WWE television in 2002. Prior to that, he wrestled in WWE’s developmental territory, Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW).

According to CageMatch, Lesnar registered 40 wins out of the 51 matches he had fought from 2000 to 2001. That was quite an impressive start to his professional wrestling career.

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Following his debut on WWE television, Lesnar made a massive impact. He was called ‘The Next Big Thing’. And in 2002, Lesnar defeated The Rock at WWE SummerSlam to become the youngest WWE Champion. Prior to that, he even won the King of the Ring tournament.

In 2004, Lesnar left WWE to pursue a career in football. By that time, he had already established himself as one of the top stars in WWE.

In 2005, Lesnar made his debut in NJPW. However, in 2007, he stepped into the world of Mixed Martial Arts. According to CageMatch, he registered 216 wins and had 7 draws from 2002 to 2007.

The Beast Incarnate returned to WWE in 2012 and had been involved in several feuds following his return. Not only that, but he also won several championships by getting the better of top WWE superstars.

From 2012 to January 2022, Lesnar emerged victoriously in 50 wins and registered 1 draw, according to CageMatch.

How many fights has Brock Lesnar lost?

Every professional wrestler sad been defeated at some point and the Beast Incarnate is no exception. Even though he is one of the greatest WWE superstars, he also had suffered defeats inside the squared circle.

As of now, Lesnar has fought 421 matches in his entire professional wrestling career. Out of the 421 matches, he has lost 107 of them and has had 8 draws.

What is Brock Lesnar’s WrestleMania record?

Lesnar has had numerous memorable moments at WrestleMania till now. And hopefully, there will be more to come. Lesnar has wrestled at “The Show of Shows” ten times, registering 5 wins and 5 losses at WrestleMania.

One of his most memorable moments took place at WrestleMania 30 when he ended The Undertaker’s streak by defeating him. That night will always be special for the Beast Incarnate.

His most recent WrestleMania match came against Drew McIntyre in which Lesnar lost. McIntyre became the WWE Champion, following his win over Brock Lesnar.

With WrestleMania 38 coming up in a few months’ time and Brock Lesnar still working with WWE, it is likely that he will once again wrestle at “The Show of Shows”

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