Character from WWE by WWE / TKO Group
The World's Strongest Man — a 400-pound force of nature whose heel peak produced one of the most celebrated character turns in modern WWE history.
For most of his career Mark Henry was underutilized — a powerhouse used as a prop for others. His Hall of Pain era changed that entirely. He emerged as a methodical, genuinely threatening monster heel who put the Big Show on the shelf, power-slammed legends, and cut a retirement promo so convincing it suckered John Cena into letting his guard down live on television. That promo — 'That's what I do!' — became one of the great gotcha moments in wrestling's long history of fakeouts. He is the World's Strongest Man in kayfabe and in documented reality, making his character an exercise in letting the truth be enough.
Physically immense — wider than doorways, with a power that reads as geological rather than athletic. He wore singlets in black and red during his Hall of Pain run, and his ring entrance — deliberate, unhurried — communicated that he was not concerned about you getting out of his way. His bear hug looked like it could actually kill.
Also known as: Mark Henry, The World's Strongest Man, Sexual Chocolate