Brock Lesnar's WWE record in Hell in a Cell matches
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The Beast Incarnate battled Oba Femi in a trilogy.
‘The Beast Incarnate’ Brock Lesnar returned after initially retiring at WrestleMania 42 to attack Oba Femi, who defeated him soundly at Mania in April. The return set the stage for their rematch at Clash in Italy in May, 2026.
This time around, Lesnar managed to even the odds, delivering multiple F5s to pin Femi and avenge his WrestleMania loss. However, the rivalry remained unresolved with both men looking to settle it all in a rubber match.
The rubber match transpired at SummerSlam 2026 in Minneapolis, a town Brock has close ties to. Their third meeting was inside Hell in a Cell, a proposition made by Lesnar, which Femi accepted.
The reason Brock floated the idea is Lesnar’s impeccable record in the aforementioned matches, something even Paul Heyman noted during a video promo on the July 20 edition of Raw. With that in mind, let us take a look at Lesnar’s record in Hell in a Cell matches and how it fares after the trilogy.
Brock Lesnar’s record in Hell in a Cell matches
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| S no. | Event | Opponent | Results | Record |
| 1. | WWE No Mercy 2002 | The Undertaker | Win | 1-0 |
| 2. | WWE Hell in a Cell 2015 | The Undertaker | Win | 2-0 |
| 3. | WWE SummerSlam 2026 (August 1 & 2) | Oba Femi | Loss | 2-1 |
Lesnar’s first-ever Hell in a Cell match came during the 2002 edition of the No Mercy PLE, where he battled the Undertaker, putting the WWE Heavyweight Title on the line. Notably, his second appearance inside Hell in a Cell also came against the Undertaker.
Brock emerged victorious in both those encounters and went into the trilogy clash with Femi as undefeated inside Hell in a Cell. However, Femi defeated Lesnar to hand him his first loss inside Hell in a Cell.
What is Brock Lesnar’s record in Hell in a Cell matches?
Lesnar’s record in Hell in a Cell matches in WWE is 2-1.
Who won the third encounter between Brock Lesnar and Oba Femi?
Femi defeated Lesnar to win the third encounter and edged out the feud 2-1.
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