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#4 Triple H
Following the night after WWE Extreme Rules PPV 2012, Brock Lesnar laid some unreasonable demands on Raw, including giving him his own personal jet, having Raw renamed to Monday Night Raw Starring Brock Lesnar and others.
Unfortunately for Lesnar, these demands were rejected by WWE COO Triple H, which commenced a feud between the two superstars. It was a brief one, though, as both men went on hiatus just after having one match.
On the other hand, a few months before WrestleMania XXIX, Triple H returned to WWE and laid down a challenge to Lesnar, which The Beast accepted.
This match was special in more ways than one, as it had two interesting stipulations: first, it was a No Holds Barred match and, second, if Lesnar won, Triple H would have to retire.
Now heading into the PPV, there was no reason to believe that Triple H would lose this match as he still had a few more good years left in him, as he's even now still performing.
Therefore, as expected Triple H defeated Brock Lesnar, although, it took more than a few Pedigrees to put "The Beast Incarnate" to sleep.
