Mark Henry overhead presses VADER in WWE/WWF strongest wrestlers Sunday Night Heat 1998

Crazy feat of strength by the Worlds Strongest Man Mark Henry

[pathkeepers]

Vader had never taken a bump like that, he had no idea how to land lol

[blackphoenix]

One of the most impressive feats of strength ever seen in wrestling.

Crowd: Meh.

[Thecolemineexpress.]

People have to understand that in his prime he was almost superhuman.

[Derek]

Vader got gorilla pressed like he was Taka Michinoku and the crowd was like “😴”

[hooskerdoo]

Mark at this age was on another level. The man was 6'4 400lbs and could double hand dunk on a regulation hoop... and could do stuff like this. And catch the big show in mid air. Ridiculous power

[yvesheinrich]

I've been a fan of wrestling for eight years now, and only now I realize this match occurred?! Mark Henry was truly a unique monster.

[stretchho]

People forget that at one point Mark Henry was legitimately considered one of the Worlds Strongest Man

[coltonwilkie]

I'm surprised Vader's knees were still functioning after that landing.

[terencemccants]

The single most powerful feat of strength in all of pro wrestling.Mark Henry military press 450 pounds of Vader!

[theterminator]

That's super human strength right there!😱

[OB_Blue]

Man, they really missed the boat on this guy when he was young...

[franka.ciccanti]

This should be shown just as much as Hogan slamming Andre

[Fonzflicks]

Even though Henry was a heel during this time, he deserved an applause. Who else could lift Vader like that?

[agoraphobicadam]

Mark Henry Records.
Squat 953 lbs
Deadlift 903 lbs
Snatch 396 lbs
Clean and Jerk 486 lbs

[ichabob]

damn that crowd had no reaction to that smh.

[Dewitt-bn]

Henry is a natural athlete. No steroids . Still hold world records in certain combined lifts

[CatsClaw]

These people saying that Vader "helped", that's a 400 pound man, even of he "helped" that's 400 pounds so helping doesn't really help you.

[nightowl]

They misbooked Mark for years. They finally got it right when they made him a heel

[virtualviking]

If he didn't get injured so often early in the WWF, he could've been the big indestructible monster that would inspire the characters Goldberg and Brock Lesnar.

[kinginblack]

Bruh that was LEGIT and he hoisted him up with ease