5 current WWE Superstars who have tried their hands at their parents professions
5 current WWE Superstars who have tried their hands at their parents' professions Bobby Lashley (left) and Becky Lynch with her mother (right) Before joining Vince McMahon's company, a few Superstars tried their hands at their parents' professions. Earlier in their lives, several stars worked ordinary jobs to earn a living. , for example, was once a limousine driver. Mustafa Ali also before pursuing a wrestling career. Meanwhile, some other WWE Superstars have tried their hands at their parents' professions. While one joined the United States military, another worked as a flight attendant. Here are five WWE Superstars who have tried their hands at their parents' professions.
RT this photo of Brock Lesnar on a farm for no reason... Growing up, Brock Lesnar lived with his family on their dairy farm, where he worked with his parents as a farmer. In his autobiography, "Death Clutch: My Story of Determination, Domination, and Survival," The Beast Incarnate disclosed that his parents were farmers. Although they let him train to become a wrestler, Lesnar's parents also taught him to milk cows and shovel manure. "I grew up poor, on a dairy farm in South Dakota, and I had to work for everything I have. A lot of my friends were not allowed to play any sports or participate in other after-school activities. They were farmers, and farm chores came first. We were farmers, too. But my mom and dad let me start wrestling when I was only five years old. I milked cows and shoveled manure like everyone else, but I never missed a wrestling practice," he wrote. Lesnar was not a big fan of his parents' profession growing up, he signed up to join the National Army Guard during his high school days to get away from farming. Nevertheless, his attempt failed when he could not pass some tests. Hence, he got discharged. Although and became a famous WWE Superstar, The Beast Incarnate disclosed in his autobiography that he now enjoys farming life. Lesnar and his wife, Sable, currently reside on a farm in Canada.
#5 WWE United States Champion Bobby Lashley
Bobby Lashley (left) and his father [wearing the beret] with his uncles (right) In July 1976, was born in Junction City, Kansas. His father was a United States Army drill sergeant. Growing up, the current United States Champion lived with his family at a few military bases. After graduating from college, Lashley followed in his father's footsteps and joined the military. In an , the 45-year-old spoke about enlisting in the U.S. Army. "I grew up in a military background,'' Lashley said. ''My dad was in the Army for 24 year, retired, and he always taught me a lot of things about the military. I grew up and I did ROTC in high school so there was so much that I did in the military, outside the military, grew up in the military so I always knew that the military was gonna be a direction that I went somewhere in life." (0:00 - 0:21) Lashley served for three years as a sergeant in the United States Army. After leaving the military, the current United States Champion joined WWE to kick off his professional wrestling career. The Almighty is now an active competitor on Monday Night RAW.#4 Brock Lesnar
RT this photo of Brock Lesnar on a farm for no reason...RT this photo of Brock Lesnar on a farm for no reason... Growing up, Brock Lesnar lived with his family on their dairy farm, where he worked with his parents as a farmer. In his autobiography, "Death Clutch: My Story of Determination, Domination, and Survival," The Beast Incarnate disclosed that his parents were farmers. Although they let him train to become a wrestler, Lesnar's parents also taught him to milk cows and shovel manure. "I grew up poor, on a dairy farm in South Dakota, and I had to work for everything I have. A lot of my friends were not allowed to play any sports or participate in other after-school activities. They were farmers, and farm chores came first. We were farmers, too. But my mom and dad let me start wrestling when I was only five years old. I milked cows and shoveled manure like everyone else, but I never missed a wrestling practice," he wrote. Lesnar was not a big fan of his parents' profession growing up, he signed up to join the National Army Guard during his high school days to get away from farming. Nevertheless, his attempt failed when he could not pass some tests. Hence, he got discharged. Although and became a famous WWE Superstar, The Beast Incarnate disclosed in his autobiography that he now enjoys farming life. Lesnar and his wife, Sable, currently reside on a farm in Canada.