5 WWE Superstars whose own locker rooms are fictional (and 3 whose are real)

#3 Real WWE locker room: Brock Lesnar

It is well known that Brock Lesnar had his own WWE locker room during his second run with the company.

The man himself said on The Stone Cold Podcast on the WWE Network in October 2015 that he does not tend to socialize with other Superstars, as he simply sees WWE as a job where he “clocks in and clocks out”.

Speaking to TMZ before his match against Lesnar at WrestleMania 35, Seth Rollins even discussed the fact that The Beast does not share a locker room with the rest of his WWE colleagues.

“He doesn't contribute to the locker room, he doesn't give anything back. I admire Brock Lesnar from a fighter's perspective, from an athlete's perspective. He's incredible. The way he trains for his fights, his mindset going in. He's a specimen unlike any other and that's why he's able to do what he does, but he doesn't inspire people, man, and we need a Champion that does that.” [H/T Wrestling Inc.]

Matt Riddle also mentioned after his interaction with Goldberg at SummerSlam 2019 (more on that shortly) that he had just walked past Lesnar’s locker room backstage.