WWE wrestler Lesnar’s daughter Mya wins NCAA shot put title
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WWE star Brock Lesnar, who has been away from the ring of professional wrestling, has made headlines not due to his wrestling status but for another special reason. He has been in the limelight now due to his daughter Mya Lesnar’s, athletic achievement after the Veteran WWE star’s daughter clinched the NCAA National Shot Put title at Colorado.Brock Lesnar has been away from the wrestling scene, as he made his last in-ring appearance at SummerSlam 2023. He was recently seen in a private wedding ceremony along with his wife Sable, where the duo looked completely unrecognizable. However, due to Mya’s achievement, Lesnar has again become the topic of discussion without making an in-ring appearance.
Brock Lesnar’s daughter, Mya Lesnar, has made his dad proud after she managed to set college sports history by winning the Division I women’s shot put national title at the 2025 NCAA Championships. Representing Colorado State, Mya stepped into the ring and wasted no time letting everyone know who was in charge. Her very first throw crossed the 60-foot mark, instantly putting pressure on the rest of the field.
Mya clinched the title after a monstrous throw. Her best throw was 62 feet, 4 and a half inches. Her second-best throw was 61 feet, 11 inches, better than the first runner-up, Abria Smith, who threw 61 feet, 10 and a quarter inches.
Reports suggest that she was the only woman over 19m all season and the only one over 19m tonight.It is to be mentioned that this achievement marked Colorado State’s first outdoor national title since 2005. Mya’s championship moment instilled pride in her school, her team, and all those who have witnessed her ascent.
Mya’s gold medal achievement is reminding fans of her father’s college glory days. Before Lesnar dominated WWE and UFC with his wrestling prowess, he clinched the NCAA Division I amateur wrestling championship and was a two-time Big Ten champion. He concluded his college career with a record of 106 wins and 5 losses.