“I’m glad I didn’t die” – WWE star says he was running for his life against Brock Lesnar

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What followed was a dominating performance from Brock Lesnar. The Beast Incarnate eliminated Rollins, Riddle, and AJ Styles in quick succession. This meant the match came down to Theory and Lesnar.

Lesnar ended up winning the match and the Title after hitting a hapless Theory with an F-5 from the top of the Chamber pod. Speaking to Adrian Hernandez on UNLIKELY, Austin Theory recalled how he figured out he would escape through the chains at the top of the Chamber despite there being very little room to do so.

“I figured that out when I was shoot running for my life from Brock Lesnar. I was like, ‘Yeah, steel cage match. This isn’t it, but it might be now.’ Tried to climb out the top, and I remember looking down and I was like, ‘Cool. He’s like all the way over there. Sweet. I’m just going to reach up and grab one more piece,”‘ he said.

The current tag team champion mentioned that after Lesnar grabbed him, he realized it was a dangerous spot to be in.

“I looked down, and he’s just grabbing my leg. And I’m like, ‘Well, I’m effed. This is it.’ And I’m glad I didn’t die on that, because that was so dangerous. It was so dangerous,” he added.

Corey Graves said Brock Lesnar left him on crutches

Last year on SmackDown, Michael Cole was scheduled to have an interview with Brock Lesnar. However, The Conqueror chose to manhandle Cole instead, leading to his fellow commentator Corey Graves interfering.

However, Lesnar made Graves pay, delivering two brutal F-5s. Speaking to TheSportster, Graves talked about the spot.

He said for the first F-5, Lesnar launched him high and fast, but the second F-5 was more painful and “messed up” his hip. Graves said he couldn’t walk around the house for a couple of days and had to use crutches.

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