5 WWE Superstars who revealed their funny side on air

Tonight's episode of Monday Night Raw saw Mr. Money In The Bank Brock Lesnar come out to confront WWE Champion Kofi Kingston and Universal Champion Seth Rollins. Something seemed odd here though, as Lesnar came out carrying the briefcase over one of his shoulders like a boombox.

The Beast headed to the ring, dancing, singing, and having a good time, as the annoyed duo of Rollins and Kofi watched in disgust. This sudden change in Brock's demeanour kicked off after he won the Money In The Bank Ladder match a couple of weeks ago. Ever since then, Lesnar seems to be enjoying his run as the briefcase holder.

Although it was hinted that Lesnar would be cashing in his MITB contract on either Rollins or Kingston on tonight's episode of Raw, that didn't happen, as Brock realized that the contract won't be expiring any time soon. Although this didn't seem to thrill the fans one bit, at least they witnessed Brock Lesnar dancing and having the time of his life.

In the list below, we'll look at 5 Superstars who embraced their funny side and proceeded to have fun, sometimes at the expense of others.

#5 Kane

When a fan thinks of Kane, everything that comes to mind is far from amusing. Kane debuted in WWE in 1997, after being subjected to a bunch of ridiculous gimmicks. His character of Dr. Issac Yankem, a dentist, flopped horribly, and so did his impersonation of Kevin Nash.

Later, Glenn Jacobs was given the gimmick of Kane, Undertaker's evil brother. Donning a red attire and possessing a huge stature, Kane soon became one of the most feared wrestlers in all of WWE. That doesn't mean though that he didn't have his fair share of hilarity. Here's an entire compilation of Kane's funniest moments.

#4 A Train

During his first WWE run, A-Train was one of the most dominant behemoths in the company. He was part of a tag team with Test for a short period of time, and then went on to feud with the likes of Undertaker and Brock Lesnar. After a brief stint in Japan, A-Train came back to WWE as Lord Tensai.

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Although he seemed as ruthless as he had ever been, the character didn't last long and he was teamed up with Brodus Clay. As Clay's partner, Tensai went on to become a part of several hilarious segments, and a few that he would like to erase from his mind forever. Here's a clip of a dance-off between Tensai and Clay, which seems less hilarious and more cringe worthy. There were lots of fans that slammed WWE for treating Tensai in such a manner, but kudos to the heavyweight for doing it like a pro.

#3 Brock Lesnar

When Eddie Guerrero won a Battle Royale on an episode of SmackDown on the road to WrestleMania 20, he secured a WWE Title match against Brock Lesnar at No Way Out 2004. The storyline saw Lesnar embrace his funny side in a rare visual, as he came out on an episode of the blue show and mocked Eddie's Latino heritage, completing the segment with a full-fledged dance.

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Lesnar had previously tried his hand at comedy, months after he won the WWE Title at WrestleMania 19. A bunch of backstage segments saw Lesnar and Angle compete with each other in hilarious contests, with both one-upping the other on separate occasions.

Tonight's segment on Raw was another rare example of Brock Lesnar showing that he can create magic if he is given a chance. The Lesnar Boombox segment has turned into a meme and is making rounds of social media.

#2 Triple H

The Game, and the MVP of WWE, Triple H, was a jobber in WCW. He left the company when Eric Bischoff refused to push him as a singles wrestler. In WWE, Triple H debuted as a sophisticated aristocrat named Hunter Hearst Helmsley. A dastardly heel at first, Triple H was known for his ruthless mannerisms and questionable tactics.

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It all changed when DX formed. Shawn Michaels and Triple H turned DX into one of the most revolutionary factions of all time. Their second run in WWE, which kicked off in 2006, saw the duo come up with some of the most hilarious segments in Raw history. One of those segments saw Triple H mimicking Mr. McMahon to perfection, while another one saw DX spray WWE's Stamford HQ with the DX logo. Here's a sample of how good Triple H was in the comedy department.

#1 The Undertaker

Quite possibly the greatest and the most consistent performer in the history of WWE, The Undertaker isn't someone you would want to share a joke with. He debuted in 1990 as a part of Ted Dibiase's dream team at Survivor Series, and hasn't looked back since. The Phenom always donned a serious look on his face, and the times he has smiled on camera can possibly be counted on one's fingers.

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When Taker came up with the Biker persona, it opened doors for a lot of possibilities, ultimately resulting in a string of hilarious moments involving The Deadman. Here's one moment that shows everyone trying to convince Undertaker to perform Booker T's Spinaroonie in a dark segment after Raw went off the air. The segment shows Vince McMahon, Undertaker, The Rock, and Triple H having a great time entertaining the fans. Another moment shows Undertaker and Brock Lesnar exchanging laughs during their SummerSlam match.