Mark Henry

Athlete

Mark Henry

American professional wrestler and WWE World Heavyweight Champion; two-time Olympic weightlifter

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

Mark Henry bench press

Mark Henry's recorded bench press is 495 lb × 5. Performance date: 1998. Age at the time: 26–27. This was a working set. The source at starkcenter.org gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.

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Training during his early WWF career

Calculated estimate: at least about 578 lb for one rep, from the recorded set. Formula and limits.

Source quote and limits
“495”

Mark Henry’s Dilemma — Iron Game History, May 1998, page 12

Terry Todd, Henry’s coach, reports these completed lifts on printed page 12 of Iron Game History, May 1998. Loads and bodyweight follow the article’s explicit pound convention. Todd places the three training sets in the preceding two weeks and gives current bodyweight as 380. The exact dates are unknown, so the record uses 1998. The squat used no suit or knee wraps; bar position is unspecified. The standing press is not described as a push press.

  1. 1998

    • Bench press495 lb × 5

      Working setTraining during his early WWF career

      News report, starkcenter.org1998 · age 26–27medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “495”

      Mark Henry’s Dilemma — Iron Game History, May 1998, page 12Bodyweight 380 lb

  2. 1995

    • Bench press235 kg

      CompetitionSuper heavyweight, over 145 kg class; before his WWE career

      Official result, openpowerlifting.org1995-10-29 · age 24medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “235”

      Mark Henry competition results — OpenPowerlifting CSVWDFPF World Powerlifting ChampionshipsBodyweight 183.71 kg

Mark Henry deadlift

Mark Henry's recorded deadlift is 410 kg. Performance date: 1995-07-15. Age at the time: 24. This was a competition result. The source at openpowerlifting.org gives this mark. Source type: official result. Confidence is medium.

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ADFPA Men's Nationals · Super heavyweight, over 145 kg class; before his WWE career

Source quote and limits
“352.5,387.5,410,,410,1050”

Mark Henry competition results — OpenPowerlifting CSV

The archived result gives the meet date, best successful lift and bodyweight in kg. Values are copied from the CSV without conversion. The equipment class is Wraps: knee wraps for the squat, with no bench shirt or supportive lifting suit. This row uses the source’s meet date; the athlete’s session day is not stated separately.

  1. 1995

    • Deadlift410 kg

      CompetitionSuper heavyweight, over 145 kg class; before his WWE career

      Official result, openpowerlifting.org1995-07-15 · age 24medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “352.5,387.5,410,,410,1050”

      Mark Henry competition results — OpenPowerlifting CSVADFPA Men's NationalsBodyweight 184.07 kg

Mark Henry overhead press

Mark Henry's recorded overhead press is 405 lb × 3. Performance date: 1998. Age at the time: 26–27. This was a working set. The source at starkcenter.org gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.

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Training during his early WWF career

Calculated estimate: at least about 446 lb for one rep, from the recorded set. Formula and limits.

Source quote and limits
“standing press with 405”

Mark Henry’s Dilemma — Iron Game History, May 1998, page 12

Terry Todd, Henry’s coach, reports these completed lifts on printed page 12 of Iron Game History, May 1998. Loads and bodyweight follow the article’s explicit pound convention. Todd places the three training sets in the preceding two weeks and gives current bodyweight as 380. The exact dates are unknown, so the record uses 1998. The squat used no suit or knee wraps; bar position is unspecified. The standing press is not described as a push press.

  1. 1998

    • Overhead press405 lb × 3

      Working setTraining during his early WWF career

      News report, starkcenter.org1998 · age 26–27medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “standing press with 405”

      Mark Henry’s Dilemma — Iron Game History, May 1998, page 12Bodyweight 380 lb

Mark Henry One-hand Inch dumbbell clean and push press

Mark Henry's recorded One-hand Inch dumbbell clean and push press is 172 lb. Performance date: 2002-06-22. Age at the time: 31. The effort is unknown. The source at starkcenter.org gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.

2002 Association of Oldetime Barbell and Strongmen dinner · WWE wrestler; public strength exhibition

Source quote and limits
“172 pounds”

Mark Henry Cleans the “Unliftable” Inch Dumbell — Iron Game History, July 2002, page 71

The eyewitness report gives June 22 and identifies the year in its heading. Sorinex replica of the 172 lb Inch dumbbell. Right hand; power cleaned and push pressed. Bodyweight is unknown. Reader copy used after the native source check timed out. Original: https://starkcenter.org/igh/igh-v7/igh-v7-n2-n3/igh0703k.pdf

  1. 2002

    • One-hand Inch dumbbell clean and push press172 lb

      Effort unknownWWE wrestler; public strength exhibition

      News report, starkcenter.org2002-06-22 · age 31medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “172 pounds”

      Mark Henry Cleans the “Unliftable” Inch Dumbell — Iron Game History, July 2002, page 712002 Association of Oldetime Barbell and Strongmen dinner

Mark Henry One-hand Inch dumbbell suitcase deadlift

Mark Henry's recorded One-hand Inch dumbbell suitcase deadlift is 172 lb. Performance date: 2002-06-22. Age at the time: 31. The effort is unknown. The source at starkcenter.org gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.

2002 Association of Oldetime Barbell and Strongmen dinner · WWE wrestler; public strength exhibition

Source quote and limits
“172 pounds”

Mark Henry Cleans the “Unliftable” Inch Dumbell — Iron Game History, July 2002, page 71

The eyewitness report gives June 22 and identifies the year in its heading. Sorinex replica of the 172 lb Inch dumbbell. Left hand; completed after the overhead lift. The approximate carry distance is omitted. Bodyweight is unknown. Reader copy used after the native source check timed out. Original: https://starkcenter.org/igh/igh-v7/igh-v7-n2-n3/igh0703k.pdf

  1. 2002

    • One-hand Inch dumbbell suitcase deadlift172 lb

      Effort unknownWWE wrestler; public strength exhibition

      News report, starkcenter.org2002-06-22 · age 31medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “172 pounds”

      Mark Henry Cleans the “Unliftable” Inch Dumbell — Iron Game History, July 2002, page 712002 Association of Oldetime Barbell and Strongmen dinner

Mark Henry Apollon’s Wheels power clean and push press

Mark Henry's recorded Apollon’s Wheels power clean and push press is 366 lb × 3. Performance date: 2002-02-22. Age at the time: 30. This was a competition result. The source at starkcenter.org gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.

2002 Arnold Strength Summit · WWE wrestler; Arnold strongman contest

Source quote and limits
“366 pounds”

The Arnold Strength Summit — Terry Todd, Iron Game History, July 2002

Organizer Terry Todd reports the completed lift. Non-rotating 1.93-inch axle; cleaned before each press. Bodyweight is the 390 lb floor of a reported 390–400 lb range from his athlete bio; no event weigh-in occurred. Date is fixed by the contemporary IronMind report: https://ironmind.com/news/Arnold-Strongman-Mark-Henry-Won-the-Wheels-Andy-Bolton-the-Deadlift Reader copy used after the native source check timed out. Original: https://starkcenter.org/igh/igh-v7/igh-v7-n2-n3/igh0703a.pdf

  1. 2002

    • Apollon’s Wheels power clean and push press366 lb × 3

      CompetitionWWE wrestler; Arnold strongman contest

      News report, starkcenter.org2002-02-22 · age 30medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “366 pounds”

      The Arnold Strength Summit — Terry Todd, Iron Game History, July 20022002 Arnold Strength SummitBodyweight 390 lb

Mark Henry Elevated deadlift with straps

Mark Henry's recorded Elevated deadlift with straps is 885 lb × 2. Performance date: 2002-02-22. Age at the time: 30. This was a competition result. The source at starkcenter.org gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.

2002 Arnold Strength Summit · WWE wrestler; Arnold strongman contest

Source quote and limits
“two reps with 885”

The Arnold Strength Summit — Terry Todd, Iron Game History, July 2002

Organizer Terry Todd reports the completed lift. Oversized pulley wheels raised the bar above normal height; exact start height is unknown. Straps were used. Bodyweight is the 390 lb floor of a reported 390–400 lb range from his athlete bio; no event weigh-in occurred. Date is fixed by the contemporary IronMind report: https://ironmind.com/news/Arnold-Strongman-Mark-Henry-Won-the-Wheels-Andy-Bolton-the-Deadlift Reader copy used after the native source check timed out. Original: https://starkcenter.org/igh/igh-v7/igh-v7-n2-n3/igh0703a.pdf

  1. 2002

    • Elevated deadlift with straps885 lb × 2

      CompetitionWWE wrestler; Arnold strongman contest

      News report, starkcenter.org2002-02-22 · age 30medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “two reps with 885”

      The Arnold Strength Summit — Terry Todd, Iron Game History, July 20022002 Arnold Strength SummitBodyweight 390 lb

Mark Henry Squat (style unspecified, no suit or wraps)

Mark Henry's recorded Squat (style unspecified, no suit or wraps) is 855 lb × 3. Performance date: 1998. Age at the time: 26–27. This was a working set. The source at starkcenter.org gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.

Training during his early WWF career

Source quote and limits
“855”

Mark Henry’s Dilemma — Iron Game History, May 1998, page 12

Terry Todd, Henry’s coach, reports these completed lifts on printed page 12 of Iron Game History, May 1998. Loads and bodyweight follow the article’s explicit pound convention. Todd places the three training sets in the preceding two weeks and gives current bodyweight as 380. The exact dates are unknown, so the record uses 1998. The squat used no suit or knee wraps; bar position is unspecified. The standing press is not described as a push press.

  1. 1998

    • Squat (style unspecified, no suit or wraps)855 lb × 3

      Working setTraining during his early WWF career

      News report, starkcenter.org1998 · age 26–27medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “855”

      Mark Henry’s Dilemma — Iron Game History, May 1998, page 12Bodyweight 380 lb

Mark Henry Snatch

Mark Henry's recorded Snatch is 407 lb. Performance date: 1996. Age at the time: 24–25. The recorded effort was a max or PR. The source at starkcenter.org gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.

Training before the 1996 Olympic Games

Source quote and limits
“407”

Mark Henry’s Dilemma — Iron Game History, May 1998, page 12

Terry Todd, Henry’s coach, reports these completed lifts on printed page 12 of Iron Game History, May 1998. Loads and bodyweight follow the article’s explicit pound convention. These personal records occurred in practice during the final eight weeks before the 1996 Olympics, at Todd’s summer home off Nova Scotia. The expected higher Olympic lifts were predictions and are excluded. No bodyweight for these 1996 lifts is given.

  1. 1996

    • Snatch180 kg

      CompetitionSuper heavyweight, over 108 kg class; Olympic weightlifter

      Official result, weightlifting.org1996 · age 24–25medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “RECORD SNATCH – 180.0”

      1996 USA Weightlifting Senior Nationals — Full ResultsUSA Weightlifting Senior Nationals, Shreveport, LouisianaBodyweight 187.14 kg

    • Snatch407 lb

      Max or PRTraining before the 1996 Olympic Games

      News report, starkcenter.org1996 · age 24–25medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “407”

      Mark Henry’s Dilemma — Iron Game History, May 1998, page 12

Mark Henry Clean and jerk

Mark Henry's recorded Clean and jerk is 507 lb. Performance date: 1996. Age at the time: 24–25. The recorded effort was a max or PR. The source at starkcenter.org gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.

Training before the 1996 Olympic Games

Source quote and limits
“507 in the clean and jerk”

Mark Henry’s Dilemma — Iron Game History, May 1998, page 12

Terry Todd, Henry’s coach, reports these completed lifts on printed page 12 of Iron Game History, May 1998. Loads and bodyweight follow the article’s explicit pound convention. These personal records occurred in practice during the final eight weeks before the 1996 Olympics, at Todd’s summer home off Nova Scotia. The expected higher Olympic lifts were predictions and are excluded. No bodyweight for these 1996 lifts is given.

  1. 1996

    • Clean and jerk220 kg

      CompetitionSuper heavyweight, over 108 kg class; Olympic weightlifter

      Official result, weightlifting.org1996 · age 24–25medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “CLEAN & JERK – 220.0”

      1996 USA Weightlifting Senior Nationals — Full ResultsUSA Weightlifting Senior Nationals, Shreveport, LouisianaBodyweight 187.14 kg

    • Clean and jerk507 lb

      Max or PRTraining before the 1996 Olympic Games

      News report, starkcenter.org1996 · age 24–25medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “507 in the clean and jerk”

      Mark Henry’s Dilemma — Iron Game History, May 1998, page 12

Mark Henry Squat with knee wraps

Mark Henry's recorded Squat with knee wraps is 432.5 kg. Performance date: 1995-10-29. Age at the time: 24. This was a competition result. The source at openpowerlifting.org gives this mark. Source type: official result. Confidence is medium.

WDFPF World Powerlifting Championships · Super heavyweight, over 145 kg class; before his WWE career

Source quote and limits
“432.5”

Mark Henry competition results — OpenPowerlifting CSV

The archived result gives the meet date, best successful lift and bodyweight in kg. Values are copied from the CSV without conversion. The equipment class is Wraps: knee wraps for the squat, with no bench shirt or supportive lifting suit. This row uses the source’s meet date; the athlete’s session day is not stated separately.

  1. 1995

    • Squat with knee wraps432.5 kg

      CompetitionSuper heavyweight, over 145 kg class; before his WWE career

      Official result, openpowerlifting.org1995-10-29 · age 24medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “432.5”

      Mark Henry competition results — OpenPowerlifting CSVWDFPF World Powerlifting ChampionshipsBodyweight 183.71 kg

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