
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”
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.
2016
- Rack pull500 lb
Quote and details
“The Undertaker doing a 500lb. barbell rack pull”
- Rack pull405 lb
Quote and details
“'Taker deadlifted 405 pounds at the gym recently.”
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”
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.
| Date | Competition / season and method | Value | Unit | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2016-03age 50–51 | Training for WrestleMania 32Box jump | 40 | in | si.commedium confidenceEvidenceNews 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. |
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