BZRICK LESNRR'S IMMEDIATE REACTION TO HUMILIATING INCIDENT ON WWE SMACKDOWN

Brock Lesnar suffers a humiliating wardrobe malfunction on WWE SmackDown.

Brock Lesnar kicked off the September 12th episode of SmackDown in Norfolk. However, before he could hype up his upcoming match against John Cena, R-Truth interrupted.

The duo soon engaged in a war of words before Lesnar picked up and dropped Truth with an F-5. Unfortunately, while doing so, fans across the globe witnessed Lesnar suffer an embarrassing situation.

Similar to his 2023 SummerSlam incident, Lesnar again ripped his pants, revealing his innerwear. However, instead of getting embarrassed or shying away, The Beast Incarnate played it off and showcased a humorous reaction.

Flaunting his buttocks and exposed trunks in the ring, Lesnar later walked up to the gorilla position before yelling,

“F*ck it Stu, I ripped my pants. Blue underwear!”

The moment soon went viral on the internet, even drawing comparisons to the popular SpongeBob meme where he looks behind to see his exposed trunks.

Lesnar is now scheduled to face John Cena at WrestlePalooza next week.

Chris Jericho Reflects On His Intense Moment With Brock Lesnar

A few years ago, at SummerSlam 2016, Brock Lesnar faced off against Randy Orton. However, the match ended violently when Orton was left in a pool of blood by Lesnar.

Later, backstage in the locker room, Lesnar shared an intense moment with Jericho, when the former AEW World Champion confronted Lesnar about his heinous attack on Orton. A couple of years back, during his interview with The Pain Game, Jericho reflected on that moment.

“He was hitting him (Randy Orton) with the elbows. I was just like if this is real, it’s bullsh*t, if it’s being called, it’s still bullsh*t. He’s taking liberties and it pissed me off and I was in Gorilla and I was f*cking angry about it and Brock came through and he saw me angry about it and decided he wanted to come challenge me.

And we got into a little bit of an issue and I was like f*ck this guy I don’t give a sh*t how big he is, like I don’t f*cking care, it’s f*cking wrong and I will fight to the death if I will stand up for what I believe in, to the death and I remember being like literally nose to nose with the guy and he’s laughing and he’s like you know he was actually saying things that would probably get him cancelled.”

 - Shounak Chakrabarti

INSANE JOHN CENA STAT EMERGES IMMEDIATELY AFTER WWE SMACKDOWN

 

Jaw-Dropping John Cena record surfaces following WWE SmackDown.

One of the rivalries John Cena renewed in his Farewell Tour is his one with CM Punk. Shades of their previous 2011 feud are present in the current version. In a recent WWE SmackDown episode, history did not just repeat itself, but was reinvented when The Cenation Leader fought R-Truth, followed by the presence of The Best in the World.

In 2011, R-Truth and John Cena had a tables match, which resulted in the former winning after CM Punk interfered. This then led to the infamous Pipebomb promo with The Cenation Leader laid out in the ring on top of a table.

On this week’s WWE SmackDown, Truth won against Cena via disqualification after the champion attacked him with the title. Following this, John also fended off an attack from Punk before putting him through a table and delivering his own “Pipebomb.”

John Cena and CM Punk are set to face off at the upcoming Night of Champions premium live event on June 28, 2025, at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

John Cena Mentions Former WWE Stars On His Pipebomb Promo Against CM Punk On SmackDown

John Cena didn’t hold back on his own version of his pipebomb promo against his Night of Champions rival. The Last Real Champion said that CM Punk wasn’t The Best in the World, but instead was the “biggest bullsh****er of all time.”

John added that Punk doesn’t have any friends in the Stamford-based promotion since he doesn’t get along well with people in the locker room, called Punk a capitalist and a millionaire despite referring to himself as The Voice of the Voiceless, and even called the challenger “Mr. TKO.”

However, what got fans going is when John Cena mentioned several former WWE Superstars, Claudio Castagnoli (FKA Cesaro), Nic Nemeth (FKA Dolph Ziggler), and Matt Cardona (FKA Zack Ryder).

- Hazel Pagador

2025 ANDRE THE GIANT BATTLE ROYAL WINNER CROWNED ON WWE SMACKDOWN

On the WWE SmackDown before WWE WrestleMania 41, the WWE Universe crowned the 11th winner of the Andre The Giant Memorial Battle Royal in Las Vegas, Nevada. Outlasting a ton of human mass in his way, Carmelo Hayes threw out his sworn enemy Andrade last to claim the giant trophy for himself the night before WWE WrestleMania 41 Saturday night.

To show the WWE Universe what it means to win this battle royal, four of the past 10 winners held or would hold the world championship. Out of those 10, nine would win a championship, in general, in WWE. As you all can see, winning this Battle Royal not only commemorates the legacy of the greatest big man wrestling has ever seen, Andre The Giant, but it’s also a massive stepping stone to better things in the company.

Hayes and Andrade had a mini-classic, reminding fans of their seven-match epic in 2024. Andrade was closing in, standing on the ropes with Hayes to eliminate him. Carmelo would capitalize on this error, leapt off the ropes, and tossed out Andrade to be the last man standing.

There’s a lot to live up to, including the name of Andre The Giant and the past winners of this event. That said, if anyone could live up to it, it’s definitely Carmelo Hayes.

What did you think of WINNER winning the Andre The Giant Memorial Battle Royal on WWE SmackDown?

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