What I did was deeply hurtful to people who live with intolerance and discrimination every day. I recognize that, and I take full responsibility for it. I know that I let a lot of people down with that choice, and I am deeply sorry. I come from a place of privilege, and I've endeavoured in my life to put the advantages and the opportunities I’ve been given to serve our country, to fight for peoples’ rights. I am asking for your forgiveness so we can keep up that important work. | Justin Trudeau

September 19, 2002. This wasn’t just a match — it was WWE history in the making. The "Next Big Thing," Brock Lesnar, already WWE Champion, completely dismantled rookie John Cena. Every slam, every F‑5, every moment of domination wasn’t just a display of power — it laid the foundation for Cena’s “never give up” legacy. Lesnar’s F‑5 wasn’t just a finisher; it was a statement: a new era of ruthless aggression had arrived. Save this Reel as the definitive historical marker of one of the most importa