"My iconic moment" - 3-time WWE champion recalls getting F'5 from Brock Lesnar
Brock Lesnar's F'5 has defeated several major WWE names and cemented The Beast Incarnate as a dominant force. Recently, three-time WWE Hardcore Champion Maven looked back at his interaction with the UFC star.
In 2002, Brock Lesnar was introduced to the world as he decimated three superstars in his path. The Beast Incarnate conquered the industry in the coming years with his legendary finisher, the F'5.
Speaking on his YouTube channel, Maven Huffman recalled The Beast's television debut. The three-time Hardcore Champion praised the star and his move, as he received the honor of being the first person to take an F'5 inside the square circle.
"Here would be my iconic moment, a moment that people still bring up to me. I, happily, would be the first person to ever take his legendary move, the F'5. That would be the only F'5 I would take in my career. Easy move to take. It was basically a face bump. Brock [Lesnar] does all the work. The rotation is what makes it look so devastating," Huffman said. (From 11:52 to 12:20)
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Brock Lesnar has not appeared for WWE since SummerSlam 2023
In 2012, Brock Lesnar returned to WWE for the first time in years and immediately targeted John Cena. The Beast has been in the industry for over a decade, following the end of his UFC career.
Lesnar also captured multiple world titles under the old regime and faced new and old faces in the Stamford-based promotion. However, it all changed under Triple H's regime as the former King of the Ring was utilized to push stars on the brand.
After a feud with Bobby Lashley and Omos, Brock Lesnar feuded with Cody Rhodes on Monday Night RAW. The two scored victories over each other before ending their rivalry at The Biggest Party of The Summer in Michigan.
The multi-time WWE Champion has been absent from the Stamford-based promotion since SummerSlam 2023. It'll be interesting to see if and when the former Mr. Money in the Bank returns inside the square circle.
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