Athlete
Bron Breakker
American professional wrestler and former Kennesaw State football player; born Bronson Rechsteiner
10 sourced records. Each exercise has a top recorded mark and its evidence. Check the date, age, effort and method before you compare.
Bron Breakker bench press
Bron Breakker's recorded bench press is 365 lb × 10. Source date: 2025-01-24. The effort is unknown. The source at fightbookmma.com gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.
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The Pacman Jones Show interview · College running back (before 2020), recalled in a 2025 interview
Calculated estimate: at least about 487 lb for one rep, from the recorded set. Formula and limits.
Source quote and limits
“did 10 reps of bench press at 365 pounds”
Date is the report publication date. Exact lift date, equipment, maximum status and bodyweight are unknown. FightBook MMA relays his interview on The Pacman Jones Show. The separate 4.2-second dash claim is outside this lift unit. Original URL: https://www.fightbookmma.com/bron-breakker-tells-pacman-jones-he-ran-a-4-2-40-in-college/ The source checker timed out on the original; the reader route retains its text. The page places this bench set with his college running-back years (before the 2020 NFL draft process); the exact year is unknown, so the date is the January 24, 2025 report date.
2026
- Bench press405 lb
Quote and details
“Breakker benches 405 pounds”
2025
- Bench press365 lb × 10
Quote and details
“did 10 reps of bench press at 365 pounds”
2022
- Bench press455 lb × 2
Quote and details
“Breakker left everyone in the dust at 455 pounds in the two-rep bench press competition.”
2020
- Bench press225 lb × 35
Quote and details
“35 reps of 225 pounds in the bench press”
Bron Breakker 40-yard dash
Bron Breakker's recorded 40-yard dash is 4.2 s. Latest year of a range: 2020. The effort is unknown. The source at fightbookmma.com gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.
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The Pacman Jones Show interview · College training claim recalled in 2025
Source quote and limits
“ran a 4.2 40-yard-dash”
The report quotes his claim of a 4.2-second 40-yard dash before the NFL Combine during college. The exact test date, timing method and independent certification are unknown. Date uses report publication. This is separate from the university-reported 4.48-second 2020 Pro Day result. Date correction: the source places this run in college preparation before the NFL Combine. Kennesaw State lists him from 2016 through 2019 at https://ksuowls.com/sports/football/roster/bronson-rechsteiner/8771 and reports his pre-draft Pro Day on March 11, 2020 at https://ksuowls.com/news/2020/3/11/football-rechsteiner-and-owls-shine-for-pro-day.aspx . The supported college and pre-draft preparation range is 2016–2020. The date field stores 2020, the last year of that range. This replaces the 2025 report-date fallback stated above. The exact run year is unknown.
2020
- 40-yard dash4.48 s
Quote and details
“4.48-second 40-yard dash”
- 40-yard dash4.2 s
Quote and details
“ran a 4.2 40-yard-dash”
Bron Breakker vertical jump
Bron Breakker's recorded vertical jump is 35.4 in. Performance date: 2020-03-11. Age at the time: 22. This was an official test. The source at ksuowls.com gives this mark. Source type: testing record.
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Kennesaw State football Pro Day · Kennesaw State running back before his WWE career
Source quote and limits
“Vertical Jump: 35.4″”
The university reports its completed March 11, 2020 Pro Day tests under his birth name Bronson Rechsteiner. Timing method is unstated. The 35.4-inch vertical equals 89.916 cm; the 10-foot broad jump equals 304.8 cm. These are unit conversions of stated measurements. Bodyweight was not given in this source.
2020
- Vertical jump35.4 in
Quote and details
“Vertical Jump: 35.4″”
Bron Breakker broad jump
Bron Breakker's recorded broad jump is 120 in. Performance date: 2020-03-11. Age at the time: 22. This was an official test. The source at ksuowls.com gives this mark. Source type: testing record.
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Kennesaw State football Pro Day · Kennesaw State running back before his WWE career
Source quote and limits
“Broad Jump: 10'”
The university reports its completed March 11, 2020 Pro Day tests under his birth name Bronson Rechsteiner. Timing method is unstated. The 35.4-inch vertical equals 89.916 cm; the 10-foot broad jump equals 304.8 cm. These are unit conversions of stated measurements. Bodyweight was not given in this source.
2020
- Broad jump120 in
Quote and details
“Broad Jump: 10'”
Bron Breakker Three-cone drill
Bron Breakker's recorded Three-cone drill is 6.95 s. Performance date: 2020-03-11. Age at the time: 22. This was an official test. The source at ksuowls.com gives this mark. Source type: testing record.
Kennesaw State football Pro Day · Kennesaw State running back before his WWE career
Source quote and limits
“6.95 seconds”
The university reports its completed March 11, 2020 Pro Day tests under his birth name Bronson Rechsteiner. Timing method is unstated. The 35.4-inch vertical equals 89.916 cm; the 10-foot broad jump equals 304.8 cm. These are unit conversions of stated measurements. Bodyweight was not given in this source.
2020
- Three-cone drill6.95 s
Quote and details
“6.95 seconds”
Bron Breakker Shuttle run (pro day)
Bron Breakker's recorded Shuttle run (pro day) is 4.22 s. Performance date: 2020-03-11. Age at the time: 22. This was an official test. The source at ksuowls.com gives this mark. Source type: testing record.
Kennesaw State football Pro Day · Kennesaw State running back before his WWE career
Source quote and limits
“4.22 seconds”
The university reports its completed March 11, 2020 Pro Day tests under his birth name Bronson Rechsteiner. Timing method is unstated. The 35.4-inch vertical equals 89.916 cm; the 10-foot broad jump equals 304.8 cm. These are unit conversions of stated measurements. Bodyweight was not given in this source.
2020
- Shuttle run (pro day)4.22 s
Quote and details
“4.22 seconds”
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