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Road Warrior Animal
American professional wrestler, Joseph Laurinaitis, of the Road Warriors
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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.
Road Warrior Animal bench press
Road Warrior Animal's recorded bench press is 600 lb. Source date: 2020-09-27. The effort is unknown. The source at oklafan.com gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.
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Historical bench press recalled in Mike Mooneyham’s obituary
Source quote and limits
“bench-pressed more than 600 pounds in his heyday”
The reporter identifies Joe Laurinaitis and describes a historical bench above 600 lb. Stored load is the supported lower bound. Repetitions, exact load, equipment and performance date are unknown. Date uses this source publication on September 27, 2020, after his death. The report does not link this claim to the scripted television bench contest. Scripted contest loads and a hedged 545 lb interview claim are excluded.
2020
- Bench press600 lb
Quote and details
“bench-pressed more than 600 pounds in his heyday”
Road Warrior Animal Seated behind-the-neck barbell press
Road Warrior Animal's recorded Seated behind-the-neck barbell press is 365 lb. Source date: 2024-09-03. This was a working set. The source at truthnetwork.com gives this mark. Source type: interview. Confidence is low.
Gym set recalled by training partner Nikita Koloff · Road Warriors wrestling career; training with Nikita Koloff
Source quote and limits
“doing reps with 365 pounds. Seated military, behind the neck.”
Koloff says he personally spotted this seated Olympic-bar press. The repetition count is not stated. Date uses the episode publication; exact feat date and Animal’s bodyweight are unknown. The 285 lb figure later in the story belongs to Koloff. Confidence is low because the page is an automated transcript and audio was not checked.
2024
- Seated behind-the-neck barbell press365 lb
Quote and details
“doing reps with 365 pounds. Seated military, behind the neck.”
Photo: Brandon Oliver, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Cropped.