2 WWE Superstars who have defeated Brock Lesnar via submission

Brock Lesnar is one of the most dominant wrestlers to step inside a WWE ring, and he is arguably the biggest star WWE has ever produced. Brock is not a human being, he is a beast. A beast who dominates his opponents and leaves them wasted in the ring. Other than Goldberg, if any superstar has lost very few matches, then it's Brock Lesnar.

Brock Lesnar made his WWE debut on the 18 March 2002 episode of Raw. Since then, he has defeated many big superstars like The Rock, Undertaker, Roman Reigns, and many others. His run in WWE was just for 2 years and he left WWE in 2004.

He made his return to WWE on 11 November 2012 but as a part-timer. He defeated Goldberg to become the champion and since then has defended the title at only 6 PPVs. For WWE Superstars, it is a very difficult task to pin Brock Lesnar, but there are 2 superstars who made Brock lose via submission.

Here are the 2 superstars who made Brock Lesnar lose via submission.

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#2 Kurt Angle (SummerSlam 2003)

When Brock Lesnar made his debut in 2002, he was an unstoppable monster. He took the wrestling industry by storm, defeating superstars like Hulk Hogan, The Rock, and many other big superstars.

At SummerSlam 2003, Brock Lesnar and Kurt Angle went toe to toe against each other for the WWE World Championship. Brock Lesnar dominated most of the time in the match. The bout should have ended when Lesnar tapped out to the ankle lock first time, but the referee didn't see as he was down.

Brock F5ed Kurt Angle, but Angle kicked out. When Brock went for the F5 again, Angle countered and again held him in the ankle lock for the submission.

#1 The Undertaker (SummerSlam 2015)

Brock Lesnar was the superstar who ended Undertakers's WrestleMania streak. Undertaker and Brock Lesnar, both are the biggest names in WWE. They both again went toe to toe at SummerSlam 2015. Brock hit Undertaker with an F5 through a table but Undertaker somehow managed to beat the count.

Undertaker then hit Lesnar with a chokeslam and a tombstone piledriver but Lesnar managed to kick out of it. Undertaker then managed to kick out of two consecutive F5s.

Brock countered the hell's gate with the kimura lock and suddenly the bell ringer rang the bell, without the referee's call. Lesnar thought he won the match, but Undertaker took advantage of the confusion and hit Lesnar with a low blow, then held him in hell's gate. Brock did not tap out but he eventually passed out, giving Undertaker a submission win.