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Brock Lesnar's son Luke Lesnar to step into his father's shoes, posts a photo from WWE Performance Center
Brock Lesnar's son Luke Lesnar, who refers to himself as The Beast 2.0, is a major WWE prospect at 6ft 4inches and 202lbs. The handsome 17-year-old was recently spotted at the WWE Performance Center.
What do WWE wrestlers The Rock, Randy Orton, Roman Reigns, Natalya and Charlotte Flair all have in common? They all belong to the second or third generation wrestling families and helped to take the family's legacy forward, from generations to generations. Similarly, planning to conquer WWE like his dad Brock Lesnar, is 17-year-old WWE prospect, Luke Lesnar. Luke stands tall at an impressive 6ft 4inches while he weighs 202lbs. He is also quite the looker as evidenced by his Instagram page while proclaiming himself as The Beast 2.0.
Luke's first IG photo is a ripped shot of himself flaunting his six-pack-abs while at the WWE Performance Center. "The only thing I did to end up here was put the work in, and did it with a purpose," Luke wrote while hinting at his promising WWE career. On the other hand, celebrating Brock's birthday, Luke shared several throwback pictures, which speak of the father-son bond, in spades. He wrote, "Life’s about to change pops, I promise you. all because you had faith in me. thank you for allowing me to follow in your footsteps and make you proud. happy birthday to my biggest inspiration, role model, and greatest dad in the world!"
Check out Luke Lesnar's photos below:
the only thing I did to end up here was put the work in, and did it with a purpose
Do you think Luke Lesnar has what it takes to be a wrestler in WWE, like his dad Brock Lesnar? Let us know your views in the comments section below.
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Meanwhile, Brock is still going strong in his WWE career as he successfully cashed in his Money in the Bank briefcase against Seth Rollins and was crowned the new Universal Champion at Extreme Rules 2019.
