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#2 Mr. Perfect
Brock Lesnar and WWE Hall of Famer Mr. Perfect, Curt Henning, had an infamous fight on a plane, which is widely known as the "Plane ride from hell". Lesnar put that tussle down to being drunk and high on Vicodin and played down the incident.
Henning had trained Lesnar and Lesnar has spoken glowingly about Henning, saying that he missed the Hall of Famer, who imparted a lot of wisdom to him. This is what Lesnar said about his relationship with Henning:
I really think about him every day. We could have had so much fun together. I miss him so much, because with Curt you were never just passing time.
The duo faced off in the ring three times - twice on WWE television and once in a dark match.
Lesnar was one of Henning's last opponents in WWE, before he was let go by the company in 2002. Mr. Perfect defeated Lesnar in two of three matches, as part of The Beast's introduction to WWE fans following his promotion to the main roster.
