4 Superstars who beat Brock Lesnar, John Cena, and The Undertaker

When you think of all of the top-flight superstars in WWE history, the three biggest names that stand out are Brock Lesnar, John Cena, and The Undertaker. Brock Lesnar started on the WWE main roster in 2002 and became a huge main event attraction until he left in 2004.

When he returned in 2012, he was the man in focus, owing to the fact that he had won the UFC Heavyweight Championship and beating him was going to be a huge task for the best of wrestlers in the business.

John Cena also started in 2002 and was a mid-carder for a few years until he won the WWE Championship from JBL at WrestleMania 21. Since then, he was the face of the company as a full-time performer for the next 12 years until he became a part-timer in 2017.

One of the biggest names in WWE history, The Undertaker made his WWE debut during the 1990 Survivor Series. He was a main event star for years before he switched to the role of a part-timer in 2009, taking part only at WrestleMania and a handful of other PPVs.

Having stamped their dominance across the years, beating the aforementioned trio has been an arduous task for scores of top level wrestlers. However, here are four big names who have gotten the better of Lesnar, Cena and Undertaker.

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#4 Roman Reigns

Roman Reigns (L)

This one might not be that shocking as Roman Reigns is the biggest star in the company right now but what might shock you more is the fact that Roman beat all three men in the space of a year and a half.

Roman accomplished this feat last year when he pinned Brock Lesnar at SummerSlam 2018. Reigns first attempted to beat Brock at WrestleMania 31 in 2015 but only managed to pin The Beast Incarnate after a long wait.

Prior to this, Reigns had pinned John Cena in a dream match at No Mercy 2017 in what was billed as a WrestleMania main event worthy match as many fans assumed that the company was trying to pass the torch on from Cena to Reigns that night.

At WrestleMania 33, Reigns became only the second superstar to beat the Undertaker at WrestleMania - Brock Lesnar being the first - and declared that it was his yard. The fact that Reigns has beaten all of these men further emphasised on his importance to the company.

#3 Triple H

The King of Kings, Triple H (L)

Triple H put his career on the line against Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 29 in a No Holds Barred match and quite controversially defeated the beast with help from Shawn Michaels. Along with the questionable booking, Hunter suffered third-degree burns during his entrance which saw him finish with a rough day at the office for him despite the win.

Also known as Hunter, Triple H faced John Cena several times and lost on many occasions. Cena beat Hunter at WrestleMania 22 as he made him tap out to the STF. However, at the Night of Champions in 2008, Hunter pinned Cena with a Pedigree to retain the WWE Championship.

Undertaker and Triple H have a storied history, especially at WrestleMania, although Taker has won all three of their WrestleMania matches. One time Triple H pinned Taker was at Super ShowDown when he and Shawn Michaels beat the Brothers of Destruction, with Hunter pinning Taker to end the match.

#2 Batista

Big Dave also beat them all

Big Dave Batista is now a Hollywood mega-star and retired from pro wrestling after his loss to Triple H at WrestleMania 35. Yet, all through his wrestling career, Batista had some pretty big wins.

While it is true that Batista and Brock Lesnar never faced each other on the WWE main roster, they did square off in WWE's old developmental brand Ohio Valley Wrestling. In the match that took place in September of 2001, Batista pinned Brock with a spear and the two men brawled after the match.

Batista had a rivalry with John Cena in 2010, in a feud between the two men that the company had decided would be top stars in 2005. Dave lost to Cena at WrestleMania 26 but won the WWE Championship a month prior in a strange way.

Vince McMahon announced Cena would defend the title right after being in an Elimination Chamber match. Dave came down to the ring and destroyed Cena before pinning him to become WWE Champion. This was sort of like a Money in the Bank cash-in just without the breifcase.

Batista also had a WrestleMania match against the Undertaker at WrestleMania 23 for the World Heavyweight Championship which he, of course, lost after Taker hit the tombstone piledriver. Dave ended up back with the belt in October of 2007 and faced Taker at Cyber Sunday with a special referee, that man being Stone Cold Steve Austin. Batista pinned Taker after hitting the Batista Bomb and retained the World Heavyweight Championship.

#1 Kurt Angle

The American Hero faced and beat all 3 men

Kurt Angle is an American hero, which adds a lot more sense to the fact that he has beaten all men that have stood in front of him. Angle had quite the rivalry with Lesnar after Brock beat him at WrestleMania 19.

They ended up having a hour long match on SmackDown in September which Brock won. Before that, though they had a match at Summerslam 2003 where Kurt Angle made Brock Lesnar tap out to the surprise of everyone.

Kurt faced John Cena in Cena's first-ever main roster match on the June 27th, 2002 edition of SmackDown. Cena promised ruthless aggression and put up a good fight against the then heel Angle, who did win the match. The match put Cena on the map and was the reason why a vast majority wanted Kurt's final match at WrestleMania 35 to be against Cena rather than Baron Corbin.

Angle has faced The Undertaker several times, but most of the clashes have ended with screwy finishes. That was also the case when Angle beat Taker by roll-up after a distraction from Triple H on the June 20th edition of SmackDown, a week before his showdown with Cena.