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Tony Atlas Shoots on Mark Henry's Strength
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- Опубликовано: 25 дек 2020
- #WWE Hall of Famer "Mr. USA" #TonyAtlas Shoots on the strength of the man he managed #MarkHenry. Enjoy this clip, check out dozens of in-studio shoot interviews while keeping wrestling legends WORKING! / bostonwrestling
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Mark had a 2,033lb powerlifting TOTAL in HIGH SCHOOL. easily one of the strongest people who have ever lived!
I think he still holds national high school weightlifting record. He still holds the drug tested world record Olympic weightlifting supertotals of 3324.5lbs. Only person to pass him by 40lbs has been on gear his entire adult life.
I read an article in Muscle and Fitness 20+ years ago where Bill Kazmier said he believed Henry is the strongest man to ever live. He also said that if Henry focused on strongman he'd be the GOAT strongman.
I talked to Henry while leaving a WWE RAW event years & years ago. He actually came out in the street where people were leaving the event, just to interact with us. Signing autographs, joking around & just shooting the shit. Not one other worker did that. Everyone else was seen speeding away in their rental cars or limos. Not Mark. He really enjoyed the fans & was super cool & down to Earth.
That's Crazy u and I have the same type of story. I remember attending my first wrestling event Smackdown or Raw at the Garden. Bill Goldberg was the only wrestler who came to sign autographs take pics and talk with the fans. Everyone else were driving by and walking away fast.
@@dramahawkpromotions9621 That's awesome. I haven't heard many stories like that with Goldberg.
@@Krazyk007x2 Yea Everyone else were acting funnystyle the Dudleys Rosie, Teddy Long RVD. Goldberg was the only one to who showed us love.
maybe he wasn't scheduled for the next event? Most don't have time for that have to catch flight for next event if they want to rest before next show
@Alan @John You guys make fair points. It just seemed kind of shitty how the other workers came off. They couldn't even wave or smile or anything as they went by. Half of them looked right through us, like we weren't even there & they were driving down an empty street. Granted, they'd already performed & that's what they get paid for - I just don't think a split second of acknowledgement for the people who pay your bills is too much to ask.
As a guy who's lifted weights for 45 years I can tell you Mark Henry is the real deal. He is legit one of the strongest men on the planet.
In human history.
As a trans curious bisexual nonbinary LGBTQRSTD black woman, I agree with the OC.
@@johnnytsunami4186 wtf does that have anything to do with this
You can have zero years experience and say that statement
@@johnnytsunami4186 your clearly a cauacazoid but you will be ok
Let this sink in, Mark set about a dozen World Powerlifting records, verified drug free, in 1995 that ARE STILL UNBROKEN TODAY!
Makes me respect Mark Henry even more because he cared more about not hurting people than getting over. He was easily in my top 3 favorites and it kills me they didn't push him more because he had great mic skills and his Hall of Pain gimmick is proof he could be a champion. He could have done it face or heel, if they wouldn't have him job out to others.
Just another case of vince killing talent
Henry was one of the most-wasted guys WWE ever signed. Back when they first signed him, they gave him a MASSIVE big money contract of over a million a year for 10 years, and when he didn't quite live up to their (perhaps somewhat excessive) expectations Vince regretted it and decided to book him into the ground to try and convince him to ask to be released from his contract, hence things like the "Sexual Chocolate" gimmick and the Mae Young romance. Well, for a million a year, Henry decided he could live with a bit of humiliation (apparently he actually quite enjoyed Sexual Chocolate), stuck out the original contract, resigned to a less-extravagent one, and eventually received the decent booking he should have been getting all along with the Hall of Pain gimmick.
Or put him in one of the most hilarious backstage segments being Mae Young baby daddy to a damn glove 😂😂
Mark Henry is a legit strongman he won the Arnold Classic before
Men's Health marked him as the 2nd strongest man in history, and only because he never realized his full potential. He walked away from powerlifting without truly reaching his peak.
The very first one at that when everybody said he didn't have a chance in hell.
@@brianmiller5750 I wouldn't rank him that high. That's not me trying to downplay his strength, if he had never gone to the WWF/E and had dedicated himself to the pursuit of strength I think he had the genetics to quite possibly the strongest man ever. But he didn't go that route so we never got to see his full potential. I'd comfortably put Big Z, Shaw, Thor (and no I'm not a fanboy he deserves to be amongst the strongest in history for his dominance at Arnolds) and Hall above him.
@@theteddy1487 he was the strongest natural everyone else was on roids
@@chrisl471 so if he was natural how do you know everyone else was on gear?
The Hall of Pain menacing big man gimmick was successful for Mark Henry.
People think it was a gimmick but he quite possibly was the strongest man too. He was a genetic freak.
it was my favorite gimmick he had. he played that asshole role so well. and he was legit tough enough (pun intended) to be able to put everyone into the HALL OF PAIN!
Go Pack Go!
@@H.P.O.V
Damn right 👍🏾
@@nitrologly Yeah, he is unbelievable. Seeing him dunk is insanely strange. That much weight, that size.
How strong each part of his body was, from grip, arm, back strength. He’s literally one of those people who’d have legends told about them, like King K, ( from Hawaii), Leonids, Lu Bu etc.
The more you here about mark and the more you hear him talk- he is a mans man and the salt of the earth
Mark was a powerlifter, before being an Olympic style lifter. Tony is misremembering. Mark set records in the bench as a teen. That said, beast.
He probably just meant that at the time, he wasn't training bench press at all. Which he wouldn't have been because he just came off the back of competing at the Olympics in weightlifting
Also Mark playing on the phone? In 1995-96?
@@darkphq They did have Nokia cell phones at the time.
@@davidpressley3451 have you seen those phones? What could he do on that phone while in the gym?
@@darkphq Back in the early 90's I was young at the time so not worried about a gym but people had them.
"Never benched pressed a day in his life" The guy was a renowned powerlifter. Pretty sure he's bench pressed before!
Yeah, pretty sure he just meant that bench pressing wasn't something he did all the time in the gym but only practice for competitions, whereas the other lifts are Olympic lifts.
There is literal video evidence of Mark Benching lol. This kills me 😑
@@thorgeistcome on kids… you’re being too literal. Nobody who’s spent a million hours in the gym lifting hasn’t tried a Bench ever.. he just meant that wasn’t somethin he was seriously training in at that time.
Actually I disagree with Tony. As a.Heel character Mark Henry was very good on the Mic. The fake shoot promo against Jim Ross & Jerry Lawler was a classic. Mark's bulky body type would have been better if he wrestled in the 80's.
I think this interview was before the "Hall of Pain" run.
@@preacherman9658 Hall of Pain was Sooo under rated... I still pull it up to see it. Mark Henry best work
I though he did a decent job as a heel in his run against Matt Hardy in WWE's ECW.
I think Tony was right though. If Mark put on a mean, no nonsense "Ron Simmons" style personality, he would have been over bigtime. The big teddybear persona they gave him, and the silly schtick was enough to get him popular, but never really "over".
He was right because Mark was never an over the top character. He was deadly serious as a heel
I remember seeing Andre in his prime live in the early 80s. Andre with that huge mane of hair and standing tall on that ramp way at the old MLG was something ill never forget , he was a real giant.
Andre in his prime in the 80's?! LMAO, he was breaking down in the late 70's. You should have seen him in the mid to late 60's. He moved like a damn near gymnast.
My favorite as a kid in the 80's
@@punkem733 really dang
What Tony said about Mark not benching ever is not true. Mark competed as a powerlifter also while he competed in Olympic weightlifting throughout the early nineties.
@@punkem733 Yeah, that's pretty much how giantism works too. They are o.k. in their younger years and move like any younger person, but break down fast as they age and rarely live beyond their 50's. Heart just gives out, as did Andre's and he had massive knee problems before he died too. I noticed from those old pictures of him then, he was considerably smaller (although still big), than in his later years. My wife said she watched him as a kid in the 1960's in Quebec, when he was known just as Géant Ferré and he was her favourite and well liked and yeah, he could really move back then.
It doesn't matter how bad of a heel Mark Henry ever was, there's no way to look at his face and not want him to try to sell you a fresh-baked pie.
Love that he could've ruled the world in wrestling with his strangth and talent but was worried about hurting an opponent! Class act all the way!
Imagine Mark Henry coming at you on the offensive line 😳
I saw mark Henry in the Austin airport once on the escalator he was coming up I was going down and I yelled “sexual chocolate what’s up?!” Didn’t go over well...
You can tell Tony is telling the truth about drop kicking Andre the Giant....he's still genuinely amazed to this day when he tells the story.. hahahaha
Mark finally got over when he became heel and started the hall of pain, they should of booked him like that from the start.
Good segment -- Tony is staying on point and did a great job here.
@@robertr.9419 -- I suspect if that were the case then it would be in main-stream news. They would love something like that.
I agree JA WILL. i really do enjoy Tony's interviews. I find it really interesting to hear him talk about the scene in the early 80s and prior. I enjoy him talking about stuff that we fans wouldn't know about.
Tony is a nice guy too. I could never see him as a heel because it just wouldn't be believable. You can see the humbleness and niceness in him. I'm so happy he's doing well now as I'd heard he was homeless for a while.
By the time Tony Atlas met Mark Henry he was already the 3 time Texas Powerlifting champ, had qualified for the Olympics and held the National powerlifting record for raw total. . . . . . I think it's unlikely that Tony taught Mark Henry ANYTHING, let alone how to bench press hahaha. Poor old man is losing it as he gets older.
If Mark wanted too he could've been a great DT in the NFL
Wow, i never thought of that before! Holy shit, coulda been better than Warren Sapp, i reckon. See him palm that basketball?!
@@markmcc78 would he have done the Reggie White Arm move better than RW?
It takes a helluva lot more than strength to be an NFL d-lineman. Brock Lesnar couldn’t even make the Vikings practice squad and he was an all-American in REAL wrestling.
@@Jman757605 Mark has literally moved a bus before though...
Vince Wilfork 2.0
People forget, Mark Henry is legitimately one of if not arguably the strongest person to ever live
Mark Henry was 3-time Texas State Champion in bench press (and other powerlifting categories) before switching to Olympic lifting at the age of 19.
People seem to misunderstand. He’s not saying Henry wasn’t successful/good, but that he deserved/should’ve been even more so, and likely could’ve as a face.
Can’t turn back time, so hard to say. I just know the man was so charismatic, nice that when he’d show up at places to dunk ( which with his body was maddening to see) lift couple hundred pounds with one arm, he really got those who didn’t even know him by name into the show, and was so likable.
🦅Mr. USA 🇺🇸 Tony is da Man! Still like watching MSG matches from back in the day, 😎🐶🐕 Reading articles and seeing pictures about him in all the cool wrestling magazines! Thanks for shows from Southeast Virginia!👍👍
I love Tony Atlas's stories.
Same. For a guy who says he can't read he's extremely articulate.
@@JorgeRojas-ut3wj Yep, that's true.
“What they want to see is a mean nasty big bl..”Tony Atlas
I caught that too.
😂. yep
"Like a Run Summon"
😂😂😂…ya’ll terrible!
I remember watching Tony and Andre in the late 70's
I love hearing about all the giants in wrestling who could snap people in half but are the nicest guys you'd ever wanna meet.
That's because they are the guys that don't have to prove themselves
Mark did find that mean streak with hall of pain run
Got to love Tony! Been watching him since I was a kid. An all time great!
Love these Andre stories
He got over, took him 20 years but he got over
Had to raise the volume up to hear Tony talk, then 6:35 happened and LORDY I jumped.
Drop kicking Andre was like drop kicking... someone twice your mass lol
Your Awesome Tony!
Mark Henry'd never bench pressed before? Nonsense: He was a champ power-lifter/bench-presser every year of high school, National High School Champ his senior year: Strongest High School Student in America. He didn't do Olympic lifting til after high school.
That was an exaggeration. I'm sure mark had benched b4. He probably ment it had been a while since he benched bc as an Olympic lifter, bench press isn't an important experience for what you'll be doing
@@dj_gflow It wasn't an exaggeration, it was dead-wrong. Henry has been benching regularly, from his early teens, to this very day, and definitely a few times every week of his wrestling career. His O-lifting was a blip in his career. Tony? We're talking about a guy who was friends with Henry, and was also a very strong weight-trained man.They worked out together. For him to somehow not know about Mark's benching experience is impossible. There's no advantage to Tony lying, so what's up? Perhaps Tony has a form of dementia.
@@lazur1 he will have given up benching to help his weightlifting. It doesn't help with upper body flexibility at all. So in a sense he was correct, he probably hadn't benched in quite a while. But he definitely had a lot of pedigree of course, maybe he just worded it wrong.
@@JD_2597Yeah, Tony "worded it" REALLY "wrong" Mark was powerlifting/benching before, during, & after his O-lifting career,
@@lazur1 he won't have been benching during his time weightlifting.
I hear Tony Atlas. Put Ron Simmons in Mark Henry's body-- LAWD have mercy...
Mark Henry could dunk a bball?!
He was in a couple Foot Locker Dunk contests.
@@DastardlyDer incredible
Yes it's on RUclips
Holyshit thats like a 🚛 jumpin in the air!!!
@@tkong35
Lol. That freaking kill me!!!
"LOOKS LIKE YOU GOT TWO BROKEN ARMMMMMSSSSS!"
Mark Henry is an astounding example of a great man that simple case closed ! Unless he has some metoo skeletons or something we do not know about his character is superb !
Hall of pain mark Henry was my favorite one 💪🏾
I think that was what they wanted from the start with Henry. If he had that Hall Of Pain run earlier in his career, he would have been over massively.
Andre and Mark Henry would make the best bodyguards
Who do u think was stronger between the two?
@@abhinavkumar547 Mark Henry. He trained in powerlifting.
Undertaker said much the same things about Henry. The man moved a bus, lol. Only a few inches at a time, but he moved a bus enough to get it and them back on the road. He really is that strong. Andre flipping cars sure. He did it to a bunch of guys who were messing with him in a bar one night. They thought they could take him but when he took the bait, they ran and hid in a car and locked the doors. Andre, just flipped the car, and laughed as he calmly walked away, while 4 grown men trembled in shock inside. The legendary stories of Andre really are that amazing.
Drink a magnum and a case of beer, and just have a buzz on, absolutely, he could drink anyone under the table. In his huge hands beer cans looked small and were only a few sips for him, lol. They say, you could never appreciate his size, till you had his hand covering your entire head, or saw his Banana size fingers coming at you to do so. I know a person whose family knew him (and had pics to prove it) and he'd go there for dinner sometimes. The table was full of food, of which, Andre ate at least 50% if not more. His appetite was as legendary as his drinking.
Mark Henry has the record for the combo Olympic & Powerlift totals. Won the first Arnold classic strongman he entered. He's probably strength sports biggest 'what if?' As he retired really before he even got started.
Mark Henry is from Silsbee Texas he was a three time state champion in powerlifting then went on to the
Olympic powerlifting team and won the Arnold classic. I believe Tony is confused because I know how to bench . I saw him bench 550 in high school I was so glad I was in his weight class.
I'm From East Texas Myself. My Head Coach (Mike Howell) Left Silsbee And Coached Us In '91.
MR TONY ATLAS WHAT A CLASS ACT
Tony has talked like he has a piece of hard candy in his mouth for 30 years, I always wondered if he did
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Is it dip or chewing tobacco?
Back in The Day...there was No One As Buff!!!
2:20 ... Thee best laugh i've had in sometime. I like listening to Tony talk a story. TURN VOLUME DOWN AT 6:25
Mark Henry is humble.
Atlas talks of Andre like he's King Kong
Everybody has seen Andre turn over a car full of people. 😲
Yea Mark Henry also broke all kind of Power lifting and Bench Pressing records in Highschool so he cant say he never bench press he did all sorts of things at Silsbee Highschool in Tx i know i watched him and he is a Nice guy its just in Him. " Big Mark" is the type of guy if your on a flat he will hold your car up so you want have to pull your jack out. Lol
Yea from Silsbee Tx aka Smoketown Tx
Do you kids take everything literally? If he never benched at all, how did he even know 405 was a good starting weight for him. He’s making a figurative point kids…
Bobby Heenan, Andre the Giant's manager, once said that the only guys Andre won't mess with were Haku and Harley Race.
So many of the same stories out about haku
Mark competed in powerlifting many times prior to switching to weightlifting (and was really a better PL/strongman than a Weightlifter). That was by no means his first time bench pressing-he'd even done it in competition before.
Huge respect for Mark
Mark Henry vs Andre The Giant would've been the greatest big man battle of all time. Hulk Hogan did a bodyslam, but imagine Mark lifting Andre for the World's Strongest slam sheesh
Who do u think was stronger in his prime? Mark Henry or Andre the giant?
@@abhinavkumar547mark would have been stronger in every way in a gym - though the great ken Patera (also had a claim to worlds strongest man) said in sports illustrated that he had no doubt that if Andre took a year to train as a powerlifter and took steroids that the World records in deadlift and squat would fall. He said he had seen Andre pick up 250lb men like normal people pick up a coat. But even though Henry could put lift Andre by a huge margin, Andre was still powerful and much bigger than henry. Sheer mass and size mean something too. Even mark Henry couldn’t manhandle Andre.
@@datacipher Right. Ken patera told in his interview with Dr. Terry Todd in si that Andre had the potential to break the world record in squat and dl. I really wish that Andre should had done workout. The problem with many pro wrestling fans is that they don't know much about real world lifting and think that Andre was stronger than Henry in his prime. He had the potential to become stronger but then again by that logic Henry also didn't reach his strength peak as he quit lifting by the age of 26 to focus on pro wrestling. Mark had the potential to be the strongest man that ever lived had he continued lifting in his prime.
Tony talked about the strength of Andre. What does that say about Haku (Meng) that Andre was afraid of him. Also, listen to the stories Arnold says about Andre and Wilt Chamberlain on the set of Conan the Barbarian. Wilt was almost as strong a Andre and Andre cold flip cars. People talk about the strength of Shaq but if Wilt played in his era, Wilt would have just picked Shaq up and move him like a paper bag.
I agree. Wilt was superhuman strong😎🎸
Have always loved mark
6:29 = heart attack time.
Hahahahahaha
Mark Henry seems to be a wonderful human being
Hulk Hogan and superstar Billy Graham had big arms and Scott Steiner.Tony you had one of the nicest physiques in wrestling. Mark Henry is one of the nicest guys out there and he’s very strong and he’s a real Olympic wrestler
Andre, the giant is in a class or league of his own.
We had the 1000 pound club at my high school. Never made it. 2000 + is insane
Definitely because you know he's having to DL somewhere in the neighborhood of 1000 lbs 👀
I've always heard conflicting stories about Andre, some people talking about what a sweet gentle giant he was who built huge walls around his home so deer could be safe from hunters.... In contrast, others talking about how he liked to take liberties with other wrestlers' bodies. I even heard a story about Kamala bringing a gun to the ring, in case Andre was overly stiff in a match.
Yeah gun in loincloth
I’m 50.. knew wrestlers…‘never met or saw Andre in person. I’m sure the both sides were true. Like all people in real life, it’s not black and white… given all the countless first hand accounts, Andre was likely a generally jovial and good hearted person, who would also get cranky, was in a lot of pain later in life, was recognized and harassed all the time, dealt with a world not his size, and… like many of us… just had people that rubbed him the wrong way that he’d then bully.
Amazing upload but jeez that outro music just hit so obnoxiously louder than the interview
Thats one person I could never ever train with. The day I lift with someone and 400 pounds is a warm up. Smh I'm out 🤣😂🤣 and I'm not a small guy I'm 6"4 265 pounds 😂😂😂 Big E can go hard to with benching
I followed mark way before wwe and to say he didn’t bench is stupid. They tally your bench, squat, and deadlift at meets. He would always destroy us man, I was part of the LSU weightlifting team in the day and he was just an absolute beast
Take everything literally do you?
Great interview !
I saw Tony Atlas in Wadesboro NC. Junk Yard Dogs hometown. He was supposed to wrestle a local guy named Dean Ragland. Dean was a big deal around here. They got into the ring and Tony pointed at Dean and told him. Boy i'm gonna kick your ass. And Dean said. Hell no you ain't i quit.
PLEASE sort that super loud logo out !!!!!! Or raise the volume of your interview to match it ! I'm scared to watch any more of your videos !!
This interviewer is brutal
How much you gotta eat to stay physically massive like Henry?
8-10k calories a day. Look at all the great strong men, and almost none of them had Henry's build at his age. Him at 20 looked like he does now, all the stongmen at 20 looked like shells just starting to amp up. Eddie hall was a great swimmer and thor and shaw were basketball players so that kinda tracks, but Mark Henry if you believe he was never on the juice and he stayed in strongman and got on the juice, you could think he'd be quite possibly the strongest man ever to walk the earth.
**as it stands Big Z holds that regard.
Love Tony’s stories. ❤❤❤❤
Interviewer: ‘Tony....how much cocaine did you take before this interview?’
Tony Atlas: ‘Yes’
Tony looks like DMX
OOH YEAH MY PARENTS KANE KEKE AND OUR FAMILIES AND FRIENDS REMEMBER HIM AND HE CAME TO OUR FAMILIES THANKSGIVING BACK IN DAYS
He was a powerlifter before he was an olympic lifter. You gotta take what these old guys say with a grain of salt
His point was, Mark Henry had developed into an Olympic Lifter because it was his bread and butter for years
Right and playing on his phone back in what 95?? 😂
@@jonalgoulbourne that's right Mark was also a time traveler lol
@@jonalgoulbourne it’s possible. Mobile phones were out in the 90’s. Of course people in the entertainment industry would have them first
Do you kids take everything literally? If he never benched at all, how did he even know 405 was a good starting weight for him. He’s making a figurative point kids…
Did Atlas miss the Hall of Pain era???
Mark Henry was a freak of nature
AWWW I WANTED TO HEAR THE REST!!!
Who’s on the poster on the far left with demon on it? Looks like a 80s horror film VHS.
Tony spends 3 min putting The GIANT OVER!!!! Classy guy
Never benched? He was a powerlifter in silsbee texas. JS
Did you listen to Tony explain their workouts?
@@Clubber-Slang why do you think that would mean anything? He said he had never benched before and that was simply untrue.
@@asthecrowflies1201 Do you kids take everything literally? If he never benched at all, how did he even know 405 was a good starting weight for him. He’s making a figurative point kids…
@@Clubber-Slangnope… they have no listening comprehension.
"Never bench pressed a day in his life"? Mark Henry competed in powerlifting from high school, until about six months before deciding he he wanted to try out for the Olympics.
Caught that too. He was a well accomplished powerlifter before training in the Olympic style. Either Mark was just messing with him or the years of wrestling is catching up to Tony’s head.
@@nathan_the_barbarian7974
Rocky Johnson knew Tony better than just about anyone, and he did a couple of shoot interviews during his final years, where he was quite blunt about Tony Atlas being a complete moron.
@@nathan_the_barbarian7974 bench press is not part of Olympic lifting so he could be right
@@palabrajot505 yup you’re both way off after watching the interview atlas knows exactly what he’s talking about. Bench presses are more of a body building thing. Powerlifting and Olympic lifting has zero bench pressing....
@@robbrooks3418 alright then
Mr USA Tony Atlas #1 Baby.
Just wondering how big or small were babas arms..he and pak song both had smallish arms and sunken chests .but did rely a lot on chops and judo
jyd was HUGE holy shit
This is a great segment
God damn the audio....warning at the end of the video.
Mark Henry slam dunking at 400lbs.
Atlas got tricked or his confused about thinking he taught Mark Henry how to PL. Mark was a world champion PLer, he was know for being a dive squatter. He would just drop down and come right back up just as fast. It was his quick squat style that got him recruited into OL. Mark could have been considered the greatest PLer of all time if he stayed into it, but he left it for Olympic Lifting. He was very average as an International OLer.
Someone gives this man some Vick's rub and some Campbell Chicken Noodles Soup. Nose all stuffed up.
He's a nice guy!
Interview cut
What does he mean Mark Henry wasn't "over?" Maybe earlier in his career, but when he turned full monster heel, he was over like nobody's business.
"His biggest problem WAS getting over" ... listening is a virtue 👀 How long was he in WWE before he got over? Many, many, MANY years. So Tony's comment is valid.
@@ParadiseDB7 "listening is a virtue..." So is NOT being an ass.
@@Supervillain725 yes exactly, so stop being a massive asshole and reply to my comment like a normal adult...
@@ParadiseDB7 don't say stupid stuff and I won't come after you.
@@Supervillain725 boy, sit down
who the hell is in charge of the lighting???? holy shit
beware of the ending of the video. its loud at f