Davey Boy Smith

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Davey Boy Smith

English professional wrestler known as The British Bulldog; WWE Hall of Fame inductee

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2 sourced records. Each exercise has a top recorded mark and its evidence. Check the date, age, effort and method before you compare.

Davey Boy Smith bench press

Davey Boy Smith's recorded bench press is 525 lb. Source date: 1998-01-30. The effort is unknown. The source at slamwrestling.net gives this mark. Source type: interview. Confidence is medium.

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Best gym lifts described in January 1998 SLAM interview · Professional wrestler’s self-reported gym lifts

Source quote and limits
“bench-press 525 pounds. 550.”

One on one with The British Bulldog Davey Boy Smith — SLAM Wrestling

Greg Oliver states that the phone interview took place on January 30, 1998, also the publication date. This source date is used as the fallback because exact lift dates are unknown. Repetition counts and bodyweight are unknown. The transcript explicitly states a 525 lb bench, followed by the isolated number 550. Retain the clear 525 lb claim. The trailing 550 may be a correction or another load; it is held without a separate record. Max status and equipment are unknown.

  1. 1998

    • Bench press525 lb

      Effort unknownProfessional wrestler’s self-reported gym lifts

      Said in an interview, slamwrestling.net1998-01-30medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “bench-press 525 pounds. 550.”

      One on one with The British Bulldog Davey Boy Smith — SLAM WrestlingBest gym lifts described in January 1998 SLAM interview

Davey Boy Smith Squat (style unspecified)

Davey Boy Smith's recorded Squat (style unspecified) is 500 lb. Source date: 1998-01-30. The effort is unknown. The source at slamwrestling.net gives this mark. Source type: interview. Confidence is medium.

Best gym lifts described in January 1998 SLAM interview · Professional wrestler’s self-reported gym lifts

Source quote and limits
“squat five-six hundred pounds”

One on one with The British Bulldog Davey Boy Smith — SLAM Wrestling

Greg Oliver states that the phone interview took place on January 30, 1998, also the publication date. This source date is used as the fallback because exact lift dates are unknown. Repetition counts and bodyweight are unknown. Store the 500 lb floor of the stated 500–600 lb capacity range. The transcript does not identify squat style, depth or equipment. The good-day capacity claim does not establish a completed 600 lb single.

  1. 1998

    • Squat (style unspecified)500 lb

      Effort unknownProfessional wrestler’s self-reported gym lifts

      Said in an interview, slamwrestling.net1998-01-30medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “squat five-six hundred pounds”

      One on one with The British Bulldog Davey Boy Smith — SLAM WrestlingBest gym lifts described in January 1998 SLAM interview

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