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- 15 Brock Lesnar - 655 Lbs
- 14 Nia Jax - 200 Lbs
- 13 Ryback - 550 Lbs
- 12 John Cena - 480 Lbs
- 11 Triple H - 405 Lbs
- 10 Roman Reigns - 445 Lbs
- 9 Tyrus - 525 Lbs
- 8 Kane - 525 Lbs
- 7 Vince Mcmahon - 450 Lbs
- 6 Rey Mysterio - 300 Lbs
No two ways about it, Brock Lesnar is a freak of nature. Just looking at the guy, he’s jacked to the gills, and his combination of real strength, athleticism, and legitimate wrestling skillmade him a perfect storm, once-in-a-lifetime performer in pro wrestling’s squared circle. When Brock Lesnar tried out for the NFL’s Minnesota Vikings, he reporte...
WWE rarely delves into how much its performers can lift in raw numbers, and that’s particularly true of female performers, for whom power usually isn’t one of the primary assets in their toolkit. Nia Jax, however, built her gimmick as a classic monster heel. She was taller, heavier, and more powerful than the competition, and while she may not have...
Ryback was known in WWE as “The Big Guy,” and with good reason. Few performers of his generation—during a time when WWE more meaningfully and more regularly tests for performance enhancing drugs—can compare how big his muscles were, or how simultaneously well-defined they were. It’s little surprise that since leaving WWE, having had an incredibly i...
Starting in the mid-2000s, John Cena spent about a decade as the definitive face of WWE. He had a lot of the qualities WWE loves in a performer, combining the ability to work well in high-pressure matches, the gift for gab, and a rock-solid work ethic with the physique of a real-life muscle-bound superhero. Cena actually competed as a professional ...
Triple H is known for his killer fitness. It was the combination of his in-ring talent, personality, and physique that landed him a spot working alongside Stone Cold Steve Austin and The Rock at the peak of WWE’s popularity in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Moreover, the guy has remained in freakishly good shape as he passes 50 years of age, thoug...
In a WWE.com feature, Roman Reigns discussed his approach to working out his chest and what kind of milestones he has hit. Granted, this was back in the year 2013, but at the time Reigns reported having maxed out at 445. He alluded to some of his personal best stemming from having been hyped up because it was on a Monday leading up to an episode of...
Tyrus from the NWA, best known as Brodus Clay in the WWE, isn’t necessarily known as a gym rat. He looks less like a body builder than an old school monster heel along the lines of King Kong Bundyor The One Man Gang. Still, for a man of his size, there’s some natural power at play, and Tyrus has alluded in interviews to having spent his share of ti...
Kane’s persona as The Big Red Machine—The Undertaker’s little brotherdisfigured in a childhood house fire, later accused of necrophilia and other crimes—wouldn’t necessarily lead you to think of him pumping iron at your local gym. Just the same, when you look at the guy’s arms, particularly when he was in his prime, there’s no mistaking the bulk an...
At 69 years of age, Vince McMahon was the subject of a 2015 cover story for Muscle & Fitness magazine. Therein, McMahon cited that even at that point in his life, he could bench press 450 pounds, nearly double his body weight. McMahon has clearly had an admiration for the chiseled form, investing heavily in his own bodybuilding federation. But, as ...
Rey Mysterio’s signature style of wrestling involves a light of high-flying and lightning quick speed to execute maneuvers like the 619and the West Coast Pop. However, particularly after he signed with WWE, many fans noticed that Mysterio bulked up in terms of his muscularity. All the more impressive, in his most recent WWE tenure, he looks to be i...
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Feb 22, 2022 · As strong as Big Show was in his heyday, there's a chance his true power level has always remained untapped thanks to the biggest weight he's been lifting all his life: himself. In an interview with CBS Local's Chuck Carroll, Show reveals that he spent many long years deliberately overeating and under-exercising, because he felt pressure to be ...
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- Ryback. WWE.COM: What is the most you have ever bench pressed? RYBACK: Five hundred fifty pounds. Even though right now I feel like I’m good for between 560 and 580, 550 is my official best.
- Titus O'Neil. WWE.COM: What is the most you have ever bench pressed? TITUS O'NEIL: Five hundred forty-five pounds. WWE.COM: How important is strength training to a WWE Superstar?
- Cesaro. WWE.COM: What is the most you have ever bench pressed? CESARO: Four hundred five pounds, but who cares how much you bench?! WWE.COM: How important is strength training to a WWE Superstar?
- Roman Reigns. WWE.COM: What is the most you have ever bench pressed? ROMAN REIGNS: Four hundred forty-five pounds, but that was on a Monday morning before Raw.
Feb 24, 2022 · Published Feb 24, 2022. Paul Wight, formerly known as The Big Show in WWE, has undergone an incredible physical transformation over the past few years. The wrestling giant has seriously trimmed...
