Brock Lesnar’s Son

Brock Lesnar is an American professional wrestler, former mixed martial artist, former amateur wrestler, and former professional football player. He is currently signed with WWE as a free agent but has been on hiatus throughout 2024. Lesnar is the only person to win all the primary heavyweight championships in WWE, UFC, NJPW, and NCAA. Brock Lesnar initially started his career at the Army National Guard but was discharged due to his red-green color blindness.

Lesnar then played football and competed in wrestling during his high school days. Brock won the NCAA Heavyweight Championship with a record of 106-5. In 2000, Brock Lesnar signed a developmental contract with the WWF (now WWE) and performed for Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW). Lesnar made his WWE television debut in March 2002 on an episode of RAW as a heel by attacking AI Snow, Maven, and Spike Dudley during a Hardcore Championship match. From his debut, Brock Lesnar was considered "The next Big Thing."

Soon after his main roster debut, Brock became a talking point and raised himself to the top of the roster. He won the King of the Ring in his debut year and eventually won the WWE Undisputed Championship at the age of 25, becoming the second fastest professional wrestler to win the WWE Championship since his debut.

Over the years, Lesnar has won multiple championships and awards in pro-wrestling, including the NCAA Heavyweight Championship, WWE Championship (7 times), WWE Universal Championship (3 times), IWGP Championship (once), Royal Rumble (2003, 2022), Money in the Bank (2019), Guinness World Record for the youngest WWE Champion, and more. Brock has also won multiple awards and championships in MMA, including the UFC Heavyweight Championship, Biggest Draw and Rookie of the Year by Inside Fights in 2008, Top Newcomer of the Year by Sports Illustrated 2008, Breakthrough Fighter of the Year 2009, and MMA Most Valuable Fighter 2008-2010 by Wrestling Observer Newsletter. He is undoubtedly a “Beast” of the business.

Brock Lesnar's Sons

Brock Lesnar and his wife Rena Lesnar, best known by her pro-wrestling name Sable, got married in 2006. The couple knew each other since Brock’s initial career with WWE, and they fell in love within a short period of time. Brock and Rena have been living a happy life for more than 17 years and have two kids together, Turk Lesnar and Duke Lesnar. Brock already had two children—a son and a daughter (Luke Lesnar and Mya Lynn)—from his past relationship with Nicole McClain, where both called off their wedding after engagement.

Luke Lesnar

Luke Lesnar is Brock Lesnar's oldest son and is a fraternal twin. Luke Lesnar was born on April 10, 2002, in Minnesota, USA, to Brock Lesnar and Nicole McClain. He is currently 25 years old (as of 2023) and was raised by his mother. He also has a twin sister, Mya Lynn, who is a collegiate track and field athlete. Despite being the son of a top WWE Superstar, Luke decided to branch out from his father's shadow. From a young age, he has been a huge fan of ice hockey. He lives a low-key life by staying away from the stardom of his father.

Turk Lesnar

Turk Lesnar is Brock Lesnar's second son and third child, and the first son of Lesnar and Sable. Turk was born on June 3, 2009, in Los Angeles, California, and is currently 14 years old (as of 2023). Turk and his little brother Duke have a great passion for hockey, and both of them play for the Wawota Minor Hockey League. Turk also loves wrestling and soccer and is currently a part of his school team. He is known for his athletic abilities and has shown a clear passion for sports. Turk is currently living with his parents and siblings on a farm in Maryfield.

Duke Lesnar

Duke Lesnar is the youngest child of Brock Lesnar and Sable. He was born on July 21, 2010, in Minnesota, USA, and is currently 13 years old (as of 2023). Duke and his brother Turk are passionate about hockey and have participated in the Under-13 Moose Mountain Minor Hockey League. Duke has more interest in hockey than Turk and was spotted multiple times spectating hockey matches.