Brock Lesnar’s daughter, Mya Lesnar, has benefitted from her father’s incredibly athletic genes as she has accomplished another feat.
Brock Lesnar is still widely regarded as one of the UFC’s biggest stars ever after winning the UFC heavyweight title just three fights into his tenure with the promotion.
The phenom went on to re-join the WWE and ever since, there have been constant calls for him to re-join the UFC, even if it is just for one last fight.
However, the next chance UFC fans have to see a Lesnar in the promotion might lie with his daughter, Mya Lesnar.
UFC fans react to Brock Lesnar’s daughter winning fourth title
Although Mya doesn’t have a background in combat sports, she is quite clearly an elite-level athlete, earning several titles in track and field.
In 2023, the daughter of Frank Mir, Bella Mir signed the first ever NIL deal with the UFC, which resulted in fans calling for a future Lesnar vs Mir matchup.
Despite that, Mya Lesnar has continued her track and field career and the 23-year-old recently won her fourth straight shot put title.
The Colorado State University athlete picked up the gold medal in the Mountain West Outdoor Track and Field Championships.
“Her smile is infectious. Hope she keeps winning,” one fan reacted.
“Bruh. I know the first daughter gets more genes from the father but my lord,” another fan commented on her resemblance to Brock.
“Viking woman. Bring her to WWE pronto,” another fan said.
“There’s no way Brock could ever deny that’s his child,” a fourth fan commented.
“Strong viking blood,” said another fan.
“She must train MMA,” one fan said hopefully.
“Future WWE world champion/Hall of Famer. I’m calling it today,” one fan predicted.
Could Brock Lesnar return to MMA?
With the growing Saudi influence on MMA, a Lesnar return to the sport is never officially off the cards.
Recently, a huge fight between World’s Strongest Men, Eddie Hall and Mariusz Pudzianowski took place, with Hall picking up the underdog win.
Lesnar has been outlined as a potential opponent for Hall in his next outing, in what would be a monumental fight in the sport.