Brock Lesnar's daughter went viral as a record-breaking athlete but many WWE Attitude Era stars - including The Rock, Mick Foley and Rey Mysterio - also have girls who are enjoying success in and out of the ring

It isn't often that WWE legends are surpassed by their children's accomplishments but, as we saw with the Lesnar family this week, anything is possible. 

On Wednesday, Brock Lesnar's daughter - Mya Lynn Lesnar - went viral on social media after breaking the shot put record at her college.

The 21-year-old, who is a track and field athlete at Colorado State, smashed the previous record with her impressive attempt of 18.50m attempt. 

After Lesnar went viral - both for her record-breaking attempt and her likeness to her father - it begs the question as to what some of the other daughters of WWE legends are up to.

And so, here, Mail Sport takes a look at the successful careers of the daughters of WWE icons. 

The Rock

For those unaware, Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson was a superstar inside the ring before leaving the WWE in 2004 and returning in 2011 as a part-time performer.

While fans may have hoped for 'The Rock' to stay on longer, their prays were answered when his daughter - Simone Johnson - joined the WWE in February 2020. 

However, it wasn't until an episode of NXT - the brand she currently fights under - in October 2022 when fans were treated to her first television appearance. 

She debuted under the ring name 'Ava Raine', but later shortened it to 'Ava' in February this year. 

Eventually, in June, she made her NXT in-ring debut defeated by Ivy Nile. I'm sure her dad was proud.  

Triple H 

Paul Michael Levesque - or Triple H - may have ended his wrestling career to become the head of creative for WWE but that hasn't stopped his daughters from wanting to carry on his legacy. 

Levesque and Stephanie McMahon have three daughters with their eldest, Aurora Rose, having begun training to also become a wrestler. 

Speaking to talkSPORT in 2021, McMahon said: 'We have three daughters, Triple H and I do, they are 15, 13 and 11. Our oldest said when she was eight years old 'Momma, I don't want your job. Daddy, I don't want your job. I want Pop's [Vince McMahon] job.

'So, just like her grandfather, she wants to be the boss so we'll see what happens with my oldest daughter who has already started training in the ring.

'My youngest daughter is also very interested but she is all about the personality [laughs]. Oh my goodness, I can't wait to see what she is going to do.'

Ric Flair 

Perhaps the highest achieving name on this list is Charlotte Flair. 

Daughter of Ric Flair - one of the greatest professional wrestlers of all time - Charlotte Flair is a multi-time world champ and one of the biggest stars today.

Flair made her first appearance in professional wrestling at the age of seven alongside her father in World Championship Wrestling in 1993 and can be seen wrestling on the SmackDown brand today.  

She's collected a number of accolades in her career, such as in 2016, when Pro Wrestling Illustrated readers voted Flair Woman of the Year and Top Female Professional Wrestler.

Mick Foley

Noelle Foley, daughter of WWE legend Mick, had planned to follow in her father's footsteps however, after suffering a serious concussion injury, was forced to stop. 

Foley has since had stem cell treatment earlier this year as a response to the damage done.

She has made television appearances on WWE RAW, Ring in the Holiday, Wrestling with Wregret, and many other shows.

According to her Instagram, where she has 1 million followers, apart from acting she is an enthusiast of pop culture, travel, and food.

Rey Mysterio

Rey Mysterio's daughter, Aalyah, is yet another who is interested in pro wrestling but has enough on her plate to deal with. 

As it stands, Mysterio's daughter is currently finishing medical school - despite having made multiple television appearances with the WWE. 

And Mysterio also recently revealed whether his daughter is seriously considering a move into wrestling.   

Speaking on The MMA Hour, Mysterio said: 'It's scary if she does 'cause she might like it. She's never stepped foot in the ring.

'For some reason or another, it hasn't happened and I think that's just a sign from God saying don't get her in there because she's gonna like it.

Brock Lesnar 

Finally, we come to Brock Lesnar and his daughter Mya Lynn.

The 21-year-old went viral on social media after breaking the shot put record at her college before fans commented on her likeness to her father. 

Taking to her Instagram page, she wrote: 'A new PR and a new school record!! Happy with a strong start to my season'.

For a lot of Brock Lesnar's fans, this may be the first time that they've heard of Mya Lynn's sporting success - which was made clear by the way many reacted online. 

Users on social media were stunned by the likeness between the two Lesnar stars and took to various platforms to express that. 

'That is 100% Brock's daughter! That's amazing, congrats to her', one user said. 

In a blunt take, another user commented: 'She looks just like him'.