20 Minutes of Mark Henry Stories
Echoes of Wrestling
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20 Minutes of Mark Henry Stories
209 484 просмотра · 5 месяцев назад
Echoes of Wrestling
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209 484 просмотра · 5 месяцев назад
Experience 20 minutes of the most legendary, bone-chilling, and awe-inspiring Mark Henry badass stories ever told. From the Olympic stage to the WWE Hall of Pain, find out why this world-class athlete is considered the Michael Jordan of lifting.
In this compilation, WWE superstars and legends like Big Show, Kane, Braun Strowman, Santino Marella, and Tony Atlas share firsthand accounts of Mark Henry’s "alien-like" strength. Whether he was bending quarters with his fingertips or moving parked cars with his bare hands, Mark Henry proved his power was second to none.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 The "No Warm-Up" Squat
00:49 The Michael Jordan of Lifting
01:57 Showing Up the Iron Sheik
02:40 Bending Quarters & Ripping Lockers
03:40 Launching the Big Show
04:09 Respecting the Venture Stone
04:45 The War with Brock Lesnar
05:31 Holding Back to Save Lives
06:19 The Real Master Lock Incident
06:47 The Smackdown Paycut
07:36 Scaring Santino Marella
08:14 The 405lb "Warm-Up"
09:13 Lying to Get Bryan Danielson Hired
09:51 Moving a Parked Car by Hand
10:36 The "Under the Bleachers" Threat
12:14 No Sympathy for Ahmed Johnson
13:18 Bending Steering Wheels
14:02 Threatening The Kliq
14:38 The Birth of the Hall of Pain
15:18 Tossing Maven Like a Sack of Flour
15:59 Sleeping on the Job
16:26 Saving Braun Strowman
17:24 The Infamous "Pink Jacket" Retirement
18:23 Checking Michael Jordan
19:18 Tough Love
Names Mentioned:
Mark Henry, Vince McMahon, Big Show, Kane, The Iron Sheik, Braun Strowman, Michael Jordan, Brock Lesnar, Shawn Michaels, Santino Marella, Tony Atlas, Arn Anderson, Sin Cara, Maven, Ahmed Johnson, Ron Simmons, John "Bradshaw" Layfield, Owen Hart, Paul Bearer, and Brian Danielson.
Whether it’s his respect for history—like refusing to lift the Venture Stone out of respect for the African man who escaped slavery—or his struggle to hold back his strength to avoid hurting opponents, these stories cement Mark Henry's legacy.