The Undertaker

Athlete

The Undertaker

Professional wrestler and WWE Hall of Famer

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

The Undertaker Rack pull

The Undertaker's recorded Rack pull is 500 lb. Performance date: 2016-03. Age at the time: 50–51. This was a working set. The source at wrestlinginc.com gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.

Training for WrestleMania 32 · Age 50; preparing for WrestleMania 32

Source quote and limits
“The Undertaker doing a 500lb. barbell rack pull”

The Undertaker Lifts 500 Lbs. And Jumps 40 Inches (Video) (Wrestling Inc, 2016-03-15)

Wrestling Inc reports the training video that his coach Joe DeFranco posted in March 2016. It calls the lift a barbell rack pull, so it is stored as a rack pull, not a full deadlift. Sports Illustrated (2016-03-17) reports the same lift as "deadlifting 500 pounds". The exact lift date and repetition count are unknown.

  1. 2016

    • Rack pull500 lb

      Working setAge 50; preparing for WrestleMania 32

      News report, wrestlinginc.com2016-03 · age 50–51medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “The Undertaker doing a 500lb. barbell rack pull”

      The Undertaker Lifts 500 Lbs. And Jumps 40 Inches (Video) (Wrestling Inc, 2016-03-15)Training for WrestleMania 32

    • Rack pull405 lb

      Effort unknownSemi-retired WWE wrestler, age 50

      News report, complex.com2016-01 · age 50medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “'Taker deadlifted 405 pounds at the gym recently.”

      The Undertaker Is 50 and Still Pushing Around Way More Weight at the Gym Than YouTraining at DeFranco's Gym (video posted by Joe DeFranco)

The Undertaker Box jump

The Undertaker's recorded Box jump is 40 in. Performance date: 2016-03. Age at the time: 50–51. This was a working set. The source at si.com gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.

Training for WrestleMania 32 · Age 50; preparing for WrestleMania 32

Source quote and limits
“doing a 40-inch box jump”

Watch: The Undertaker deadlifts 500 pounds preparing for WrestleMania

Sports Illustrated reports a March 2016 training video; exact feat day unknown. Box height is 40 inches, converted at 2.54 cm per inch. This is a box jump. It does not measure vertical leap.

Box jump history. Methods and conditions can differ between records.
DateCompetition / season and methodValueUnitSource
2016-03age 50–51Training for WrestleMania 32Box jump40insi.commedium confidence
Evidence

News report; Working set; performance date 2016-03.

Watch: The Undertaker deadlifts 500 pounds preparing for WrestleMania

Age 50; preparing for WrestleMania 32

“doing a 40-inch box jump”

Sports Illustrated reports a March 2016 training video; exact feat day unknown. Box height is 40 inches, converted at 2.54 cm per inch. This is a box jump. It does not measure vertical leap.

Photo: Pfc. Hilario Martinez, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. Cropped.