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WWE veteran Brock Lesnar made his way to Vince McMahon's promotion back in late 2000. After honing his craft for around two years in Ohio Valley Wrestling, Brock Lesnar was promoted to the main roster where he quickly became the most popular Superstar in the company. Lesnar's first run with WWE was only surpassed by his second stint that kicked off in 2012, and saw him win a string of World titles.
Brock Lesnar is one of the most successful Superstars in WWE history, and is bound to be mentioned when one talks about the top heels in the business. Lesnar's contract with WWE recently ran out, and there's no news in regards to a possible return for The Beast Incarnate in the near future. In this list, we will take a closer look at Brock Lesnar's in-ring career and focus on 3 WWE Superstars The Beast Incarnate has never beaten, plus 3 who have never lost to him.
(Note: The following list will only focus on singles competition; a special thanks to ProFightDB for the data used in this article)
#6 Brock Lesnar has never beaten Drew McIntyre (0-1)
By the time Drew McIntyre arrived on WWE SmackDown as "The Chosen One", Brock Lesnar was long gone from the company. McIntyre was dubbed by Vince McMahon as a future World Champion, but things went horribly wrong and he was soon being used as an enhancement talent. McIntyre and Lesnar crossed paths during the former's stint with 3MB, when The Beast destroyed him, Jinder Mahal, and Heath Slater in the ring.
In early 2020, Brock Lesnar was eliminated by McIntyre in the Royal Rumble match, and he went on to win the free-for-all. At WrestleMania 36, the two behemoths met in the main event of the show, and it ended with McIntyre defeating Brock Lesnar to finally win the big one. These two have only met once so far, and McIntyre can claim that Brock Lesnar has never pinned him.
#5 Brock Lesnar is undefeated against CM Punk (1-0)
CM Punk lost to The Undertaker at WrestleMania 29 in 2013, while Brock Lesnar failed to defeat Triple H on the same night. Soon after, Paul Heyman turned on Punk. Punk had been showing shades of a babyface turn, and told Heyman to stop accompanying him in his matches. Later, Punk was attacked by Brock Lesnar, and the rivalry culminated in a No DQ match at SummerSlam 2013.
CM Punk and Brock Lesnar's outing at The Biggest Party of the Summer was dubbed "The Best vs The Beast". The match ended with Brock Lesnar picking up the win, after Heyman's interference. Punk was given an ovation by the fans for his incredible performance in the bout. He would leave WWE following his appearance in the 2014 Royal Rumble match, and hasn't returned to wrestling as a competitor, ever since. Brock Lesnar, on the other hand, went on to break The Undertaker's WrestleMania streak the next year, something CM Punk couldn't do in 2013.
#4 Brock Lesnar has never beaten Zach Gowen (0-1)
Zach Gowen immediately became a beloved character upon his arrival on WWE SmackDown in mid-2003. Brock Lesnar had won the WWE title at WrestleMania 19, and was a full-fledged babyface at the time. These two men actually teamed up once on an episode of SmackDown, when Brock Lesnar was still a good guy. Gowen, Lesnar, and Kurt Angle took on Big Show, Charlie Haas, and Shelton Benjamin. The villains picked up the win here, and Lesnar would soon join forces with Vince McMahon and turn on Angle.
By mid-August, Brock Lesnar had again become a hated heel, and was receiving a loud chorus of boos week after week. On an episode of SmackDown, Brock Lesnar took on Gowen in one of the most disturbing matches the WWE Universe has ever seen. Lesnar removed Gowen's prosthetic leg early on in the match, and left him a bloody pulp when he was done with him. The referee was finally forced to give the victory to Gowen via DQ, but he certainly wasn't in a position to celebrate it. Gowen wouldn't do much of note in the next few months, before being let go by WWE.
#3 Brock Lesnar is undefeated against Shelton Benjamin (2-0)
The WWE Universe is well aware of the fact that Brock Lesnar and Shelton Benjamin are very close friends in real life. Back in college, Brock Lesnar was Shelton's roommate. They formed a tag team in OVW, and teamed up on various occasions during Lesnar's stint in the developmental territory. Their first singles match took place at an MSG show, where Brock Lesnar defeated Benjamin, Charlie Haas, and Kurt Angle in a Gauntlet match.
Around two weeks later, Brock Lesnar met the trio again in a second Gauntlet match, this time on SmackDown. This time as well, Brock defeated all three members of Team Angle. Lesnar and Benjamin later squared off in a series of six-Man Tag Team encounters, but never in a singles match. During Brock Lesnar's second WWE stint, he shared a hilarious moment with Benjamin at the 2020 Royal Rumble, where Lesnar hinted that he would align with his friend again, but proceeded to throw him out of the ring when his guard was down.
#2 Brock Lesnar has never beaten Hugh Morrus (0-2)
This one's an interesting pick, as Hugh Morrus is the wrestler who was Goldberg's first victim in the latter's debut match in WCW, back in the 90s. Goldberg's win over Morrus kicked off one of the greatest winning streaks in pro-wrestling. Goldberg went on to dominate Brock Lesnar in WWE as no one had done before. Interestingly, Morrus, who was quickly defeated by Goldberg, ended up being undefeated against his biggest foe, Brock Lesnar.
This was when Brock Lesnar was yet to make his main roster debut, and was wrestling in WWE's live events. Lesnar and Morrus first met on an episode of Sunday Night Heat, in late 2001. The duo teamed up in a losing effort against Billy Gunn and Chuck Palumbo. On January 12, 2002, Brock Lesnar faced off against Morrus in their first outing as opponents, with the latter scoring a win in the end. The very next day, Morrus met Brock Lesnar again, and beat him this time as well. Morrus went on to become an afterthought, while Lesnar became one of the greatest Superstars in WWE history.
#1 Brock Lesnar is undefeated against Randy Orton (7-0)
Brock Lesnar and Randy Orton came up to the main roster at around the same time, in the spring of 2002. Both competitors were polishing their skills down in OVW in the early 2000s. It has been around two decades since both Brock Lesnar and Orton made their way to WWE, and the latter is yet to score a win over The Beast Incarnate in a singles match. Before they made their way to the main roster, Brock Lesnar had scored four straight wins over Orton in singles competition.
The two met again on an episode of SmackDown in September 2002. Brock scored a victory again, and it would be 14 years before they met again in the ring. In what was dubbed a dream match by many, Brock Lesnar and Orton faced off at SummerSlam 2016. The match became infamous for Lesnar's brutal beatdown on Orton, which left him lying in a pool of his own blood.
A month later, the duo met again at a live event, this time in a "Suplex City Death Match". Lesnar was victorious again. The two WWE legends never crossed paths after this match.
