10 Wrestling Facts You Probably Already Knew Deep Down

There's a reason fans were losing their damn minds over the sight of Brock Lesnar gearing himself up to tag with The American Nightmare on this year's Raw after WrestleMania 39. They all knew that The Beast Incarnate prepping himself for tag action was a once in a blue moon occurrence.

In fact, had the former UFC Heavyweight Champion actually allowed the bell to ring before annihilating poor Cody Rhodes, this would've marked Brock Lesnar's first tag team encounter on WWE programming for nearly TWO decades. Which actually isn't as surprising as it initially seems given he hasn't exactly made that many mates since returning to WWE in 2012.

Cagematch.net shows that the former WWE Champion's last televised duos match came on the February 10, 2004 edition of SmackDown, with Brock teaming with The Big Show in a losing effort against John Cena and Eddie Guerrero.

So, you had every right to get a little excited about the idea of Lesnar jumping around on the apron and firing up the hot tag. But with the despicable cowboy opting to stab his partner in the back instead, the chances of him now ever breaking his non-tag team streak feel pretty unlikely.