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605-lb. bench press (claimed), 7th place 1980 World’s Strongest Man 6’4”, 275 (1943-2023) pro wrestling: 1970-87 Teenage Wayne Coleman was a bodybuilder and a devout Christian, and he traveled as a preacher, incorporating strength feats into his sermons. In the late ’60s, he trained with Arnold Schwarzenegger in theoriginal Gold’s Gym in Venice, Ca...
487-lb. bench press, 611-lb. squat, 602-lb. deadlift, 353-lb. power clean (all video-verified) 6’1”, 250 (1977- ) pro wrestling: 1999-present Former college football player and bodybuilder John Cena made his WWE television debut in 2002. He eventually became one of the most popular and successful pro wrestlers of the new millennium, including exten...
565-lb. bench press, 685-lb. squat, 685-lb. deadlift (all claimed) 5’10”, 265 lbs. (1935-2018) pro wrestling: 1959-87 Born in Italy, Bruno Sammartino immigrated with his family to Pittsburgh after World War II. To fend off bullies, he took up weightlifting and wrestling. Sammartino soon excelled at both. In the ’60s and ’70s, he reigned for long st...
540-lb. bench press (claimed), 1st 2011 Amateur U.S. Strongman Championships, 1st 2012 Arnold Amateur Strongman Championships 6’8”, 385 lbs. (1983- ) pro wrestling: 2014-present Adam Scherr excelled in amateur strongman events, rising quickly through the ranks to win the top American (2011) and world (2012) titles. However, Scherr had a short caree...
718-lb. bench press(competition) (all-division world record) 5’11, 290 lbs. (1958- ) pro wrestling: 1985-90 Ted Arcidi is the all-time best bench presser in pro wrestling. In fact, for years he was the greatest bench presser of all-time, period. Though a one-lift specialist, he didfull powerlifting meets in 1983 and 1984, squatting just over 500 an...
575-lb. bench press (video-verified), 711-lb. squat (competition), 799-lb. deadlift (competition) 5’11”, 285 lbs. (1986- ) pro wrestling: 2009-present Under his given name Ettore Ewen, Big E Langston was one of the world’s best powerlifters, and not that long ago. After playing college football, Big E turned to powerlifting and pro wrestling in 200...
505.5-lb. clean and press (competition), Highest 3-lift weightlifting total by an America, 2nd super-heavyweight 1971 World Weightlifting Championships, 3rd 1977 World’s Strongest Man 6’1”, 320 lbs. (1942- ) pro-wrestling: 1973-’90s Ken Patera was the greatest American super-heavyweight weightlifter of his era. He won the U.S. Weightlifting Champio...
661.4-lb. bench press, 925.9-lb. squat, 886.7-lb. deadlift, 2425-lb. (1100 kg.) powerlifting meet total (all in competition); 1980-82 World’s Strongest Man; 1979, 1983 Powerlifting World Champ 6’2”, 325 lbs. (1953- ) pro-wrestling: 1986-92 How strong was Kaz? The simple answer is Bill Kazmaier was the strongest human of his era and one of the very ...
585-lb. bench press (claimed), 953.5-lb. squat (competition), 904-lb. deadlift (competition), 2336.9-lb. (1060 kg.) powerlifting total (competition); 1995 super-heavyweight World Powerlifting Championships; 1993-94 & 1996 super-heavyweight National Weightlifting Championships; 2002 Arnold Strongman Classic (pro) 6’4”, 360 (1971- ) pro wrestling: 19...
Tony Atlas pinned Hulk Hogan at 7:08 after crotching Hogan on the top rope; Hogan had his foot on the middle rope during the cover but the referee failed to notice; after the bout, Hogan attacked referee Dick Kroll, bodyslammed him, and gave him a legdrop WWF @ Allentown, PA - Agricultural Hall - March 17, 1981 Championship Wrestling taping: 3 ...
Dec 21, 2022 · Hogan works a neckvice and chinlock as this just goes ON, but Atlas finally hits “go” and beats the hell out of Hogan, hits the press slam, and throws shots to the back, Hogan writhing and thrashing with every one.
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