5 Superstars who broke the Eleventh Commandment in WWE

Paul Heyman speaking about the Eleventh Commandment in WWEThe eleventh commandment in WWE goes like this- “Thou shall not intentionally provoke the Beast, Brock Lesnar”. In addition to Suplex City, this has become a famous catch phrase for Paul Heyman these days. What this means is that any WWE Superstar is not supposed to intentionally make Lesnar angry by provoking him by all possible means. Lesnar has come across several opponents in his career (Angle, Rock, Big Show etc; in the past and Cena, Rollins, Reigns etc; now) and he has given the fans some spectacular moments to remember. Although any opponent who takes on him needs a story-line, let us not consider this as a provocation here. Our definition of provocation here means that Lesnar was teased and irritated or he was made to lose something because of the teasing. As part of this slideshow, let us have a look at 5 instances where WWE superstars broke the eleventh commandment-

#5 The Undertaker

The Dead Man and Brock Lesnar had a great history

The history between Brock Lesnar and Undertaker is something very remarkable in WWE. Lesnar was the only one who defeated the phenom at WrestleMania and broke his 21-0 undefeated streak. Last year at the Battleground PPV, when Brock Lesnar faced Seth Rollins and for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship. Lesnar was about to close in on a victory and it was then that the church bells rang, smoke rose and the dead man made a shocking appearance in the arena.

He not only attacked Lesnar but also cost him the title. This made Lesnar very irate and a match was set up between both these guys at the SummerSlam PPV and Undertaker won the match. He made Lesnar even more furious after winning the match by delivering a low-blow to him and also tapping out without the notice of the referee.

One final match was scheduled at ‘Hell in a Cell’ and this time, Brock slayed the Phenom and emerged victorious by taking a 2-1 lead since WrestleMania 30.