Brock Lesnar Breaks Character In Ultra-Rare WWE Moment At Survivor Series

Brock Lesnar broke character in a rare moment after competing at Survivor Series on Saturday night.

Lesnar participated in a War Games match for the first time in his career, teaming up with Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed, Logan Paul and Drew McIntyre against CM Punk, Roman Reigns, Cody Rhodes and The Usos.

It was the first time that he had teammates for the first time since 2003 and Lesnar's team emerged victorious inside the steel cage - with all five standing tall alongside Paul Heyman as fireworks went off to close the show at Petco Park in San Diego.

The Beast Incarnate entered the match when Jey Uso performed his entrance on top of the cage and the former UFC heavyweight champion quickly ran riot.

Given his MMA and wrestling background, Lesnar is one of the most terrifying WWE superstars in history.

He also notorious for being something of a lone wolf and not particularly enjoying the company of others. But while he doesn't mix well with people, Lesnar showed a softer side to him.

Footage showed the 48-year-old shaking hands with a number of fans in the front row, the kind of gesture that Lesnar has never typically been known for.

In recent times, Lesnar has embraced more of a fun personality on screen and only last week he suffered an embarrassing botch when he slipped on the ramp making his entrance.

After taking a tumble, Lesnar saw the funny side and quickly - laughing and putting his hat on Breakker.

Absent for around two years after being named in the Vince McMahon lawsuit, Lesnar returned to WWE at SummerSlam when he attacked John Cena - later taking on the 17-time champion at Wrestlepalooza in one of his final WWE matches.

Lesnar is poised for a big match at WrestleMania 42, which again takes place at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.

A report from Sportskeeda stated: "As for Brock, he’s a HUGE factor for WrestleMania this time. You never know how it plays out, but if things go as they should, his feud could help the future of the company quite a bit."