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Claudio Castagnoli
Professional wrestler known as Cesaro in WWE
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5 sourced records. Each exercise has a top recorded mark and its evidence. Check the date, age, effort and method before you compare.
Claudio Castagnoli bench press
Claudio Castagnoli's recorded bench press is 405 lb. Source date: 2013-11-07. The recorded effort was a max or PR. The source at wwe.com gives this mark. Source type: interview.
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WWE.com strength interview · WWE wrestler; self-reported best bench press
Source quote and limits
“Four hundred five pounds”
Date is the source publication date. The interview does not date the lift. The answer gives the athlete’s best bench press.
2013
- Bench press405 lb
Quote and details
“Four hundred five pounds”
Claudio Castagnoli deadlift
Claudio Castagnoli's recorded deadlift is 500 lb. Source date: 2023-12-15. The effort is unknown. The source at muscleandfitness.com gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.
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Reported earlier WWE-era gym lifts · AEW wrestler; article recalls training during his WWE career
Source quote and limits
“deadlift 500 pounds”
Date uses article publication metadata. The source describes a lift during his WWE career and does not give its date, repetition count or effort limit.
2023
- Deadlift500 lb
Quote and details
“deadlift 500 pounds”
Claudio Castagnoli Squat (style unspecified)
Claudio Castagnoli's recorded Squat (style unspecified) is 495 lb. Source date: 2023-12-15. The effort is unknown. The source at muscleandfitness.com gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.
Reported earlier WWE-era gym lifts · AEW wrestler; article recalls training during his WWE career
Source quote and limits
“squat 495 pounds”
Date uses article publication metadata. The source describes a lift during his WWE career and does not give its date, repetition count or effort limit.
2023
- Squat (style unspecified)495 lb
Quote and details
“squat 495 pounds”
Claudio Castagnoli Machine leg press
Claudio Castagnoli's recorded Machine leg press is 385 lb. Source date: 2023-12-15. This was a working set. The source at muscleandfitness.com gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.
London gym session with Muscle & Fitness · AEW wrestler; reporter joined his lower-body workout
Source quote and limits
“completed reps of 385 pounds”
Date uses article publication metadata. The exact workout day is unknown. The reporter states that Castagnoli used the maximum available machine weight. The number of reps at this load is not given. The routine table gives four sets with different rep targets, so no count is assigned to this load.
2023
- Machine leg press385 lb
Quote and details
“completed reps of 385 pounds”
Claudio Castagnoli Sumo deadlift
Claudio Castagnoli's recorded Sumo deadlift is 500 lb. Source date: 2014-08-23. The recorded effort was a max or PR. The source at youtube.com gives this mark. Source type: video. Confidence is medium.
Power Project session at Super Training Gym (published 2014-08-23) · WWE wrestler, named Antonio Cesaro in the video; first time sumo deadlifting
Source quote and limits
“500 lb”
Gemini (web app) read the video in two separate runs; no human watched it for this record. Both runs report him named Antonio Cesaro (his WWE ring name) by Mark Bell, and one run also reports the name on screen. Both runs hear Mark Bell say he had never sumo deadlifted before and was able to pull 500 lb for a single, shown at 1:33. Plates are not read. A conventional single in the same clip has no stated load and is not stored. The squats of 315 lb are only described, not shown, and are not stored. The feat date is unknown; date uses the YouTube Data API publication date, 2014-08-23, as the latest possible date. May be the same lift as the 500 lb deadlift in the 2023 Muscle & Fitness article on the site, which gives no date or style.
2014
- Sumo deadlift500 lb
Quote and details
“500 lb”
Photo: Carter Sterling, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Cropped.