Mya Lesnar: Brock Lesnar's Daughter Sets Impressive Shot Put Record in Colorado

• The daughter of Brock Lesnar, Mya Lesnar, has gone viral this week
• The 21-year-old's attempt shattered her college's shot put record
• Mya Lesnar is one of four children of the legendary WWE wrestler

Brock Lesnar's daughter has gained widespread attention on social media after she shattered the shot put record at her college.

Although the Lesnar name is typically associated with the WWE, one of Brock's daughters is forging her own path in a different sport.

Mya Lynn Lesnar is making a name for herself as a track and field athlete at Colorado State.

The 21-year-old has accomplished something extraordinary by achieving a record-breaking throw of 18.50 metres, per Sportskeeda.

This accomplishment strongly indicates that she may be on her way to achieving stardom on her own merit.

Sharing the news on her Instagram page, Mya Lynn expressed:

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"A new PR and a new school record!! Happy with a strong start to my season."

Is Brock Lesnar still part of WWE?

Recent information indicates that Lesnar is anticipated to make his WWE return at the Royal Rumble in January, having been absent from Crown Jewel and Survivor Series last month.

Lesnar hasn't been seen on WWE TV since his defeat to Cody Rhodes at SummerSlam in August. According to the Wrestling Observer, he won't make a return until the inaugural major event of 2024.

The Crown Jewel Premium Live Event (PLE) in November was the initial instance where the 46-year-old was surprisingly absent from a WWE event in Saudi Arabia.

Previously, he had participated in eight out of the 10 shows hosted by the company in the Middle East and on the remaining two occasions, he played a role in a storyline.

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Sports Brief also previously reported that WWE superstar, Brock Lesnar recorded a WrestleMania-sized triumph over Omos with the biggest F-5 of his career.

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