Why Did Brock Lesnar Beat Up Zach Gowen On WWE Smackdown?

Why Did Brock Lesnar Beat Up Zach Gowen On WWE Smackdown?

 The strongest performer in the history of pro wrestling is Brock Lesnar. Everyone knows that the Beast Incarnate likes to Punish Brutally his co opponent. Currently, he had been planning to give the same treatment to Zach Gowen on an episode of WWE SmackDown. On an August 21, 2003, episode of SmackDown, previously Brock Lesnar and Zach Gowen faced off a match in a singles competition. Within two minutes after the opening bell,  Gowen won the match. However, his victory came via disqualification.

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Brock Lesnar Punishment

With his bare hands, Brock pummelled his opponent, which was described by the Former WWE star Rene Dupree. During the match's closing moments, WWE Champion Brock, with a brutal chair, shot Gowen's head and furiously attacked him. Rene Dupree mentioned punishment for the one-legged wrestler violated a WWE rule reportedly. "What I had heard is That backstage, he was caught smoking cigarettes. At a WWF  show, If you're backstage, Vince has assigned "no smoking" signs all over the building. Remember that segment where Brock bashes his brains in with that steel chair? Tragedy in front of his own mother, as everyone knows. That was punishment right there." On August 19, 2003, The match was recorded at the Joe Louis Arena,  Michigan. 

Zach Gowen About Brock Lesnar

During the Ruthless Aggression Era, Fans who grew up during the period were known for a singles clash between Brock Lesnar and Zach Gowen. It was the most challenging moment in WWE history. Lesnar's absolute prime assaulted a tiny 150-pounder without any mercy. During an interview, Gowen said that he didn't take any liberties with me during the entire match. He stated. "Brock took care of me." It is clearly seen that Brock does not show any mercy towards the opponent. Have to wait to see the match again with Brock and Gowen on Ring. 

World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE)

WWE is known as  World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc., a well-professional wrestling organisation and a global entertainment organisation that has expanded into various sectors, including American football, movies,  and various other economic works. In addition, the company made licenses its intellectual property to companies to produce the most influential video games and simulation characters. WrestleMania, the world's largest professional wrestling promotion,  functions annually between mid-March and mid-April. It made a record for the world's longest-running and most popular professional wrestling event. It is broadcasting on pay-per-view (PPV) and is committed to entertainment on its television programming, weaving them into dynamic storylines that combine physical and emotional elements.