Do Brock Lesnar And The Undertaker Dislike Each Other In Real Life

What is Brock Lesnar like in real life?

When we see Brock Lesnar this type of image comes in our mind: Beast Incarnate suplexing opponents,throwing opponents like piece of paper.But Brock Lesnar in real life is not the same person he is in WWE television. He's a normal guy in real life.Lesnar was born and raised in Webster, South Dakota,the son of Stephanie and Richard Lesnar.1)He grew in dairy farm which was operated and owned by his parents.2) Lesnar married Rena Greek, known professionally as Sable(former Divas champion). He has four childrens Turk Lesnar, Mya Lynn Lesnar, Luke Lesnar, Duke Lesnar.3)Brock Spends most of hist time at his farm and his farmland in Minnesota. He told farming is his passion.He wrestles so that he can purchase more farmlands.Brock is a true farm boy!4)Lesnar is a conservative and a supporter of the Republican Party.5)He keeps his personal life separate. He doesn’t likes to interact with fans.He would say no for autographs and photos.He is very private and doesn’t interact like other wrestlers.5)He is a member of the National Rifle Association6)He loves animal hunting.6)Lesnar left the WWE and pursued a career in the National Football League (NFL). He was named a defensive tackle for the Minnesota Vikings, but was cut prior to the start of the 2004 season.7) Real life rivalaries with Ryback and Kurt angle.But later kurt and Brock became good friends.Image sources: Google[1]Footnotes[1] Brock Lesnar - Wikipedia

Undertaker or Brock Lesnar? Who is stronger?

I will assume you're asking this as a pure question on physical strength, defined as the ability to lift an object of certain mass, regardless of speed—mainly because "strength" is something we should consider as an isolated number, versus "power," which considers the speed at which that strength is exerted.Brock Lesnar is clearly the more "powerful" one between the two; you only need to watch his UFC fights to see this, or even just his WWE ring entrance, where he springs onto the apron right before the pyro goes off. That's one explosive dude.Let's also exclude cases of Brock lifting a 500-pound guy like Big Show up in the air. This is wrestling. We know there's a lot of cooperation and coordination going on between competitors to get into position for moves.So I'll focus strictly on barbell lifts with direct verifiable comparative evidence, namely each man's deadlift. Just because some experts say this is the purest measure of a man's strength.The Undertaker was documented to be deadlifting 500 pounds as recently as five months ago, before his WrestleMania 32 match with Shane McMahon.In comparison—although this is purely anecdotal—Lesnar has been known to deadlift upwards of 720 pounds.So by the numbers, Brock Lesnar is the stronger man by at least 44%. Sorry, Undertaker fans.This isn't just a matter of work ethic though. Lesnar famously debunked steroid rumors recently, proclaiming "I'm a white boy and I'm jacked. Deal with it." It really has a lot to do with how their bodies are built, and how it affects their lifting mechanics.Taker is longer and leaner, which means doing something like a squat below parallel is more mechanically difficult for him than someone like Brock, who is more compact and has a lower center of gravity. Lesnar is truly a genetic freak who knew how to make the most of his physical gifts.And let's not forget. Lesnar did F5 a shark once :P

What is the issue between the undertaker and brock lesner?

There's two answers to this question: the storyline answer and the real-life answer.  The storyline one I actually covered in my book The Streak: The Undertaker's Wrestlemania Legacy, and the big part of that issue that most people remember is Brock ending the Undertaker's Wrestlemania undefeated streak, but the issue actually goes back to 2002 when the Undertaker was Brock's first major challenger after he won the WWE Title from the Rock.  They did a kind of silly angle where Brock and Paul Heyman accused the Undertaker of messing around on his wife, but the matches were good and really brutal.  Brock actually defeated Undertaker in Hell In A Call way back in 2002, long before the match last fall.  Out of the many times they faced off, the only time Undertaker ever beat Brock was at last year's Summerslam, and he had a huge hand in making Brock a star.That became the important point in the real-life issue, which was that after he lost the WWE Title to Eddy Guerrero in 2004, Brock Lesnar was supposed to do a series of rematches with the Undertaker after Wrestlemania 20 and return the favor by losing to Undertaker.  That's when Brock decided he wanted to quit WWE, and for a long time, there was heat between them because Undertaker did Brock a HUGE favor by putting over so strong, and Brock came off like he wanted to take his ball and go home once he wasn't winning all his matches any more.  They obviously got past that, but it was an issue for a long time.

What is the backstory between Brock Lesnar and The Undertaker?

For starters, Brock Lesnar and The Undertaker collided a few times during Brock's original WWE run in the early 2000s, before he left WWE for the NFL and then UFC.  WWE has a collection of those matches on its own website: The wars of Brock Lesnar and The UndertakerSince then, the next interaction between the two was at UFC 121 in 2010, which Undertaker attended as a spectator.  During an interview, Lesnar walked by and the two had a staredown: I'm not sure whether this confrontation was a work (i.e. it was planned and not a real confrontation), though I suspect it was.  Undertaker has made clear, in this interview and others, that if he were coming up today he would be much more likely to go into UFC than the WWE.In that context, then, it makes sense that when he finally decided to end The Streak, Undertaker would choose Brock Lesnar, a former WWE Champion turned UFC Champion, as the guy to do it.  Seeing Undertaker lose at WrestleMania, after winning his first 21 Mania matches, was a big surprise to anyone watching.  I was watching with my non-fan girlfriend and some buddies, and I explained to her the shock of Brock winning by saying "I would have put probably any amount of money on that not happening."  One of my friends said, "I think I would have put my life on that."  So it was a surprise.Since then, we haven't heard much from Undertaker.  He beat Bray Wyatt at WrestleMania this year in an underwhelming feud and match, but he was otherwise silent until the run-up to this year's SummerSlam.  Now he wants revenge against Brock for ending the Streak.  Will he get it?  I guess we'll find out tonight.By the way, here's the E's summary:  Brock Lesnar vs. The Undertaker