thegrimreefer
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Evidence will be part of WWE’s training and development try outs this weekend before Wrestemania. Hopefully he catches on!
LameDa Evudince iz cleer baby! He gon be da nex rock. Long az hiz upponent don’t file a moshun to supress da Evudince. Den day have a heering on da motion an judg roolz. Butt I diegrass.
Da Evudince iz cleer baby! He gon be da nex rock. Long az hiz upponent don’t file a moshun to supress da Evudince. Den day have a heering on da motion an judg roolz. Butt I diegrass.
yeah, he's gonna need to gain about 80lbs of muscle if he wants to be a pro wrastlerHe's a tall, skinny guy, right?
Will be interesting to see if anything comes of it. Good luck to him.
UCLA and Nevada both listed him at 6'5" and 235. He might need to gain some weight but nowhere near 80lbs unless they are grossly overstating his weight for some reason.yeah, he's gonna need to gain about 80lbs of muscle if he wants to be a pro wrastler
Pro wrestlers today aren’t as big as the old school wrestlers. Size isn’t as important after McMahon de-emphasized steroid use.yeah, he's gonna need to gain about 80lbs of muscle if he wants to be a pro wrastler
I watched a documentary on The Ultimate Warrior and the difference between pre and post steroid use was a sight to behold!Pro wrestlers today aren’t as big as the old school wrestlers. Size isn’t as important after McMahon de-emphasized steroid use.
WWE is largely steroid free, or at the very least their performers are using them for recovery and not for muscle mass gain. There are a handful of exceptions, but it’s not the 1980s or late 1990s anymore.UCLA and Nevada both listed him at 6'5" and 235. He might need to gain some weight but nowhere near 80lbs unless they are grossly overstating his weight for some reason.
Wasn't he already a bodybuilder before getting into wrestling?I watched a documentary on The Ultimate Warrior and the difference between pre and post steroid use was a sight to behold!
I see the preacher Steve Borden my effing guy Sting in that pic with Warrior.Wasn't he already a bodybuilder before getting into wrestling?
Wrestling has changed in the last two decades. Dudes that look like utter schlubs are stars now. If you are a good athlete that can talk and have a somewhat convincing gimmick, you stand a chance. Hopefully, Njoku trains with a legit trainer that knows what they are doing. Wish Steven Regal was still working with WWE, he knows how to teach. Odds are, he'll be trained by some garbage dump that emphasizes the stupid crap Vince likes, which doesn't help anyone long term.yeah, he's gonna need to gain about 80lbs of muscle if he wants to be a pro wrastler
Yes him and sting used to work out together and did bodybuilding. Some wrestling guy came into there gym and said I need 2 guys (it was 4 total) it was warrior and sting selected. Both aren’t great wrestlers but at the time personalities and being huge was importantWasn't he already a bodybuilder before getting into wrestling?
They don’t demand you to look any kind of way that’s up to youWWE is largely steroid free, or at the very least their performers are using them for recovery and not for muscle mass gain. There are a handful of exceptions, but it’s not the 1980s or late 1990s anymore.
If Evidence is signed he’ll be asked to get into and maintain the shape of his life - part of his positioning will be on maintaining a minute amount of body fat for the next 15 years. WWE under Vince McMahon will always put a premium on that. But he’s not going to have to overinflate his muscles with steroids...there is too much risk to WWE as a publicly traded company for them to encourage their wrestlers to get bigger by any means. Their testing in the last 15 years has become very vigorous.
Sting was a very good wrestlerYes him and sting used to work out together and did bodybuilding. Some wrestling guy came into there gym and said I need 2 guys (it was 4 total) it was warrior and sting selected. Both aren’t great wrestlers but at the time personalities and being huge was important
Just like steroid use was not demanded. It was sort of understood.They don’t demand you to look any kind of way that’s up to you
If he’s signed by WWE he’ll go to their Performance Center. Shawn Michaels is basically leading it now; I’m not certain what trainers are underneath him at the moment. He’ll learn how to work WWE style, like Simone Johnson (Rock’s daughter) and Bronson Steiner (Bron Breakker).Wrestling has changed in the last two decades. Dudes that look like utter schlubs are stars now. If you are a good athlete that can talk and have a somewhat convincing gimmick, you stand a chance. Hopefully, Njoku trains with a legit trainer that knows what they are doing. Wish Steven Regal was still working with WWE, he knows how to teach. Odds are, he'll be trained by some garbage dump that emphasizes the stupid crap Vince likes, which doesn't help anyone long term.