5 moments that proved Brock Lesnar is a nice guy in real life

Modified Jul 13, 2019 04:18 GMT

#1 Brock was almost on the verge of tears while talking about Mr. Perfect

WWE Hall of Famer Mr. Perfect passed away in 2003. He had come back to WWE for a short run a year ago, but was fired for his unruly behavior during a plane incident that is now famously dubbed as "the plane ride from hell".

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Soon after Hennig's death, WWE interviewed Brock Lesnar on an episode of WWE Confidential, where he shared his thoughts on Hennig's passing. The two were close in real life and Lesnar had a lot of respect for Hennig. Lesnar was almost on the verge of tears while talking about Hennig.

Here's what Brock had to say:

It was a lot of sides I saw of Curt that other people didn't because I got to be very close with him.You know, Curt had a very serious side, his love... (pauses). There wasn't a day that he didn't talk to me.

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