In Kayfabe, who in the WWE is the strongest

[The Unconquered Sun]

Simple question, from the Attitude till today, who do you think is supposedly the strongest superstar? We’re talking just physical “But can he lift the Big Show?” might here.
For me it’s a toss up between Braun and Mark Henry, but what do you guys think?

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[Bub (BLM)]

Braun flips semi trucks and survives being crushed in a garbage compactor. No contest.

[Jobes]

Like, wasn't that Mark Henry's entire gimmick?

[TheMediocreWarrior]

Braun Strowman has been portrayed as superhuman, in a way that I don't think anyone has before.

[H-Virus]

Mark Henry pulled two trucks about ten feet or so during his HoP days, although I'm pretty sure we didn't actually see the majority of it since they cut to commercial.

Braun flips trucks with his bare hands, which according to an online promo he cut with Alexa Bliss, is apparently something he does on the regular. Also, trash compactors can't compact him.


One or the other.

[Deputy Muscle]

Mar 4, 2018 15:54:10 GMT -5 @conviction said:

The answer is always Roman

[Push R Truth]

Luger should at least get honorable mention for slamming Yokozuna after so many other's failed

[TWERKIN' MAGGLE]

Braun Strowman picked up an entire arena and dumped it on it's side. That's worth AT LEAST $13 million dollars!

[EoE: Well There's Your Problem]

Mar 4, 2018 16:53:35 GMT -5 Deputy Muscle said:

Mar 4, 2018 15:54:10 GMT -5 @conviction said:

The answer is always Roman

Except it isn’t yet.

I’d say it’s still Lesnar, you know, the guy who actually never loses and has been a world champion for a year. Reigns is booked strong, sure, but he’s not literally unbeatable.

I mean, in kayfabe, he lost clean to Seth Rollins barely two weeks ago.

[Pushed to the Moon]

I think kayfabingly speaking, Cena probably COULD flip trucks and shit but he's just never tried.

[Mozenrath]

It's probably Braun. In his prime, maybe Mark Henry, but they make no bones about him being on the tail end of his career even when he was around more.

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If we're talking about physical strength then Braun Strowman. I'd also give a nod to Henry but Strowman's doing these crazy things like every month or so.

Now, if we're talking about who's at the top of the tier list as being "the strongest" IE "this guy might not be physically the strongest but he's better than everyone else on another level" or "greatest performance" then I'd say that it's Daniel Bryan at WM30. Michael Cole straight up said he hasn't seen anyone's performance in 1 night, in WWE history, surpassing Bryan's given he wrestled 2 matches and straight up beat Triple H, Orton and Batista. Bryan at WM30 is basically like achieving God Mode for 1 night and never having access to it again.

[axebomber]

What about Cena? Didn't he beat Henry in arm wrestling?

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Henry was mostly announcer filler but they constantly do stunts with Braun

[Vanilla Gorilla]

Pound-for-pound I’d say Cesaro. But clearly the demonstrations put on by Braun put him in a class of his own.

[Allie Kitsune]

It's Braun, but I won't be surprised if Lars Sullivan gets similar treatment once he's called up.

[jagilki]

All I know is Shane has to be on there somewhere. Just the wind from his punches can smurf you up.

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Roman.

Until HHH is an on screen character again, then it’s Hunter.

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Mar 4, 2018 18:41:54 GMT -5 Allie Kitsune said:

It's Braun, but I won't be surprised if Lars Sullivan gets similar treatment once he's called up.

Braun vs. Lars Sullivan in a Monsters Over Tokyo style brawl with arena carnage is something that I need in my life