WWE Crown Jewel: Lesnar beats Velasquez as Mysterio gets last laugh

second WWE Crown Jewel PPV just concluded in Riyh, Saudi Arabia. event was full of exciting action and would arguably compare better to last year's edition. Let us take a look at what happened in highly-anticipated Brock Lesnar vs Cain Velasquez match.

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Lesnar beats Velasquez in a quick match

In a match which was looked a lot more like boxing and MMA than wrestling, Brock Lesnar emerged victorious again a fierce Cain Velasquez. match started with introduction of competitors in a very boxing-esque style as both competitors held ir corners along with a manr/motivator - Heyman for Lesnar and Mysterio for Velasquez. As bell was sounded, both fighters were more tactical in ir approach only taking shots which were more probable of landing.

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After a period of conservative effort, Velasquez exploded on Lesnar - pinning him to ground and hitting him with left and rights. Lesnar looked out of it until he mand to get Velasquez into Kimura lock. After a brief struggle, Velasquez tapped out, bell was sounded, but Lesnar would t let go. Brock kept Velasquez in lock as latter wrid in pain. 

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Mysterio gets revenge

As Velasquez struggled with an insistent Lesnar, Rey Mysterio hit Lesnar with a chair, only to be quickly thrown out of ring. As Brock got back to Velasquez and began hitting him again, Mysterio returned with ar chair and started beating Lesnar as if his survival depended on it. Lesnar, defenceless, struggled as Mysterio kept landing strong blows on WWE Champion. Lesnar narrowly slid out of ring, to escape a furious Mysterio. An agitated Mysterio who h clearly t h eugh urged Lesnar to get back into ring. Brock tended to his injuries and walked away with Paul Heyman, only staring at Mysterio in horror and fury. 

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