WWE wrestler Lesnar's daughter Mya wins NCAA shot put title

 

WWE wrestler Lesnar's daughter Mya wins NCAA shot put title Mya Lesnar, the daughter of legendary WWE wrestler and former UFC heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar, delivered a phenomenal performance to win the women’s shot put title at the NCAA outdoor track and field championships. Competing for Colorado State University, the 23-year-old secured the win with her very first throw, launching the shot put to an impressive distance of 19.01 metres at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon. The remarkable throw left her competitors trailing and set the tone for the rest of the competition. What made the moment even more special was the presence of her father, Brock Lesnar, who was in the crowd to witness his daughter’s commanding victory. Reflecting on her performance, Mya said, “It was pretty awesome. Throws like that don’t happen often, and to do it on my first one was pretty cool.” She credited her calm mindset and her trusted partnership with coach Brian Bedard for the result. Not only did she open the event with a winning mark, but Mya also recorded the second-best throw of the day with an 18.87 metres effort later in the competition. That consistency further underscored her dominance at the event. Her success at the outdoor championships adds to her growing legacy, following her NCAA indoor shot put title win from the previous year. Mya’s top challenger was Abria Smith from Illinois, who pushed her closely with a strong third throw measuring 18.85 metres. However, it wasn’t enough to dethrone Lesnar’s brilliant opener. With power, focus, and poise, Mya Lesnar continues to make headlines of her own in the world of athletics, stepping further into the spotlight once held by her famous father.

Mya Lesnar is quickly proving that athletic greatness runs in the family. At just 23 years old, the Colorado State University shot putter is making headlines across the United States after winning the NCAA women’s outdoor title with a commanding throw of 19.01 metres. Her triumph, especially with such a dominant first attempt, shows her growing maturity and elite skill level in the field of collegiate athletics. Her ability to lead from the front and remain consistent throughout the competition mirrors the competitive mindset often associated with her father, Brock Lesnar. Known globally for his achievements in WWE and the UFC, Brock was a Division I wrestling champion in 2000 and even briefly pursued an NFL career with the Minnesota Vikings. Watching his daughter dominate in her own field must have been a proud and emotional experience for the former wrestling icon. Mya’s throw was not just a one-hit wonder. She followed her opening mark with another powerful attempt of 18.87 metres, which stood as the second-best throw of the competition. Illinois athlete Abria Smith was the only real contender, reaching 18.85 metres, but Mya’s early statement ensured she stayed in front from start to finish. Last year, Mya also won the NCAA Division I indoor shot put title, proving that her success is not a fluke but a result of consistent hard work and elite talent. Her partnership with coach Brian Bedard continues to bring results, as seen in her composed approach to such a high-pressure event. While Brock Lesnar made his mark in combat sports and entertainment, Mya is forging her path in athletics with poise, power, and determination. She’s not just following in his footsteps—she’s building a legacy of her own.

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