Brock Lesnar Baby Photo Has Stunned Fans

Images of WWE Superstar Brock Lesnar as a baby have resurfaced in one of the most viral moments of 2025 in the professional wrestling world.

The image of a young Lesnar, who is a Guinness World Record holder as the youngest wrestler to win the WWE Championship, has caused a stir on social media, with The Beast already looking primed for a wrestling career even during his early, early days.

Fans online were quick to reply to the image, with one saying: “That baby could literally kick all of our a****.”

Another said what we were all thinking, posting: “Even as a baby, bro was terrifying,” while someone had similar thoughts with their tweet, which read: “Bro’s been stacked and scary since childhood.”

His eventual finishing move in WWE was even mentioned, with a user saying: “No lie, he looks like he was doing the F5 on babies back then.”

Brock Lesnar’s WWE Career

A 10-time world champion, with seven WWE Championships and three Universal Championships, Lesnar’s mean-looking baby photos bring to life the phrase ‘born ready’, now standing at 6 foot 3 and weighing in between 265–286 pounds.

There were suggestions Lesnar wouldn’t return to the ring following a two-year absence amid sex-trafficking allegations involving WWE co-founder Vince McMahon. However, he defeated John Cena this year in his comeback, as well as coming out victorious at Survivor Series: WarGames alongside Logan Paul, Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed, and Drew McIntyre.

Lesnar remained under a WWE contract in his absence between 2023 and 2025, and reports suggest a retirement tour is on the horizon in 2026. SummerSlam this year is in Minneapolis and could be the last time Lesnar will be seen in the ring, at the first stadium event in WWE history held in his hometown to write a storybook ending.

The ascension of Lesnar to world champion in 2002 remains one of the most unpredictable and stunning moments in WWE history, claiming the title by beating The Rock just 126 days after he made his televised debut.

Brock Lesnar’s Career Away From WWE

The Beast also had a career involving a pursuit of professional football, where he left his role in wrestling in 2004 to tryout for a spot in the NFL.

Lesnar received interest from multiple teams and was signed by his hometown team, the Minnesota Vikings, despite a motorcycle accident that caused a broken jaw and hand, derailing his professional career change.

He also had a short career in MMA, joining the UFC in 2008, becoming the undisputed UFC heavyweight champion in 2010 before stepping away in 2011 due to his struggles with colonic diverticulitis.

The beefed-up baby photo sparked a series of viral comments regarding the sheer confusion and improbability of Lesnar’s size as a child, with The Beast Incarnate proving to be a nickname ripe for Lesnar even at a young age.