NOTHING scares Brock Lesnar when it comes to one-on-one combat – unless it is a giant “s***”.
The 46-year-old is one of the biggest legends ever to step foot in the wrestling ring.
WWEWWE legend Big Show once provided Brock Lesnar with a moment he’d never forget[/caption]
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However, ‘The Beast Incarnate’ has also proven himself to be one of the most fearsome men on the planet away from WWE.
After bursting onto the scene in WWE and defeating the likes of Kurt Angle and Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson, he then embarked on an epic career in MMA.
And the crowning moment of that came in November 2008 when knocked out Randy Couture to become UFC heavyweight champion.
Following a health struggle with diverticulitis, he returned to WWE in 2012 and has headlined multiple main events at WrestleMania and SummerSlam since.
And despite his age, he remains one of the most physically imposing and terrifying athletes in the game.
But not everything has been plain sailing in Lesnar’s incredible career – and in fact he had one huge s****y moment.
The usually tight-lipped star gave WWE fans a treat in 2019 when he took part in a rare interview about his career with Rod Pedersen.
And Lesnar had listeners in hysterics as he recalled a battle with the ginormous 7ft tall, 500lbs super heavyweight Big Show, real name Paul Wight.
The horrifying incident while WWE were touring South Africa in the early 2000s.
Big Show went into the show suffering from food poisoning but bravely decided not to disappoint the fans – but Lesnar learned the hard way that it’s not a good idea to slam a giant with a bad belly.
Pedersen said: “Lesnar told the amusing/disgusting story of how, one night during a show in South Africa, The Big Show had food poisoning.
“Lesnar slammed him to the canvas and his opponent exploded with diarrhoea all over him!”
The 51-year-old Wight, who now works for rival promotion All Elite Wrestling, has also spoken about the incident.
He said: “I hit that mat, [Brock] goes ‘Did you s**t?’ I said, ‘Yeah,’ he goes, ‘Hahaha, you s**t.’
“Then while I’m laying in the ring after the F-5, he keeps stepping on my stomach like he’s trying to get more to come out.
“He had dumped Paul Heyman in the ring too. That was the finish and then I would usually get up, pull Paul up, throw Paul over my shoulder, and carry Paul out.
“That was the end of the night for the heels. We were totally humiliated. This night, I was humiliated.
“So, Pauly is lying there he goes ‘You gonna carry me to the back’ I’m like, ‘No!’
“What do you mean, you’re not gonna carry me to the back?’ ‘I s**t myself.’ ‘What?’ ‘I s**t my pants.’ ‘I can’t hear you. What?’ ‘I s**t myself!’ ‘Oh, OK. Are you alright?’”
Wight then hilariously added: “I’m the guy out the back of the arena with a hose, hosing off my pants.”
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