Brock Lesnar and daughter Mya Lesnar’s athletic achievements are making headlines as Mya continues her rapid rise in collegiate sports, recently celebrating record-breaking victories and a viral social media moment. The Lesnar name, recognized worldwide from WWE arenas, now garners attention in university track and field, with Mya’s performances at Colorado State and her online presence fueling widespread excitement.
Mya Lesnar’s Track and Field Triumphs Capture Online Attention
As the daughter of wrestling icon Brock Lesnar, Mya Lesnar has naturally attracted public interest, but she has managed to forge her own path in athletics at Colorado State. Her reputation is built not only on her family legacy but also on a growing list of personal accomplishments. Mya’s standout performances have led her to win the 2025 Mountain West Indoor Track and Field Championships, along with previous victories at the 2024 Mountain West Outdoor Track and Field Championship and the 2024 Indoor Championships.
Adding to her list of achievements, Mya recently celebrated her fourth consecutive shot put title at the 2025 Mountain West Outdoor Track and Field Championships. Her prowess in shot put has set her apart from many peers and affirmed her status as a leading athlete in collegiate track and field.
Social media amplified her athletic journey when Mya posted a lighthearted Instagram reel. The video featured captions such as, I do track and field and Nice, what do you run?, before she highlighted her specialty with a powerful shot put throw. She joked in the post, Run? #HOLYFKINAIRBALL. and later wrote, Running? Not me, showcasing her humor and authenticity. This creative approach helped the reel surpass one million views, marking a milestone for Mya and attracting a wave of new fans from the WWE Universe and beyond.
Brock Lesnar’s Athletic Legacy in WWE and Beyond
Mya’s exceptional achievements echo the early career of her father, Brock Lesnar, whose physical dominance quickly made him a household name in WWE. The wrestling world took notice of Brock’s raw power and determination from his very first matches, including iconic feuds and title wins. WWE Hall of Famer John Bradshaw Layfield, commonly known as JBL, recalled on an episode of “Something To Wrestle” the experience of facing Lesnar during his initial tenure with Vince McMahon’s promotion.
“John, I’ve been suplexing guys since I was 5 years old,”
JBL recounted Brock saying, underscoring Lesnar’s lifelong training and confidence. —John Bradshaw Layfield, WWE Hall of Famer
JBL shared,
“So, go out there, and he grabs me and threw me like I was a child. And I got up, I go, ‘Do that again.‘ And he grabbed me and he threw me again. I got up and said, ‘Do it again.‘ And he grabbed me, same thing just three times. He just launched me.”
—John Bradshaw Layfield, WWE Hall of Famer
During his two-year run with WWE, Brock won the WWE Championship multiple times and even headlined WrestleMania, solidifying his legend. After leaving the company in 2004, Brock faced challenges in transitioning to new ventures, but his perseverance paid off when he succeeded in UFC. His credibility as a legitimate fighter influenced his later return to WWE, where he was credited with restoring a sense of authenticity to professional wrestling.
The Next Generation of Lesnar Excellence
Mya Lesnar’s latest victories firmly establish her as a rising star in collegiate athletics, building on the significant legacy of her father’s achievements in the wrestling business and mixed martial arts. Her distinctive blend of athletic talent and an engaging personality is creating a new kind of superstar—one who thrives in both competition and the digital spotlight. With every shot put title and viral moment, Mya ensures that the Lesnar name remains relevant, demonstrating the power of tradition and individual excellence. Her continued progress will undoubtedly be watched closely by fans of Colorado State sports, the wrestling world, and all those inspired by stories of generational greatness.
