Brock Lesnar’s daughter, Mya Lesnar, was recently present at a press event discussing her experiences learning from her father.
Mya got the spotlight for setting a new shot put record for Colorado State and being declared All-Mountain West honors.
She conveyed, “My father has always been one of my greatest supporters but ultimately, I’m forging my own path. Over the years, I’ve lived in his shadow, but I don’t perceive him as a superstar, he’s my father. After I won my NCAA title, he advised me to savor the moment and then move on. Initially, I didn’t comprehend it. I had dreamt of this day and the significance of it was immense. But then I realized, that’s how life progresses. Achievements can’t define you as a person. I strive to achieve success without developing an ego and always expressing gratitude towards everyone who has impacted my life”.
“It’s really not about my dad. I am here to make a name for myself.” @CSUTrackFieldXC star Mya Lesnar was very open about the attention she’s gotten because of her father @BrockLesnar. The shot put national champ also talked about advice her dad gave her @9NEWSSports @CSURams pic.twitter.com/XFHGuUfQvg
— Jacob Tobey (@JacobRTobey) June 19, 2024
Earlier on eWn, it was reported that Kayla Braxton is exiting WWE after eight years to follow other pursuits.
Braxton shared her goodbye on Instagram post-WWE SmackDown TV tapings. She wrote,
“I’m taken back. So grateful. What last night signified for me is ineffable. @americannightmarecody led me to MSG to say my goodbye to everybody while @tripleh and my WWE family were waiting backstage to offer their congratulations … I couldn’t have envisioned a better parting. I cherish this family and I intend to always remain its member. Adore you all.”
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