Mya Lesnar, daughter to WWE legend Brock Lesnar, wins national title in shot put - ESPN

Last Updated: 26.06.2025 00:36

Mya Lesnar, daughter to WWE legend Brock Lesnar, wins national title in shot put - ESPN

Mya Lesnar's reign continues.

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Lesnar, the daughter of legendary WWE wrestler Brock Lesnar, secured a national championship in the women's shot put finals at the NCAA Outdoor Track an… [+987 chars]

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