Edge Shows His Physical Transformation (Photo)

By AG

Posted on August 26, 2019

• Old School WCW Veteran Would Have Celebrated His Birthday

Today would have been the 54th birthday of Old School WCW Veteran Bobby Duncum Jr.!

He was the son of legendary Old School Wrestling Legend Bobby Duncum Sr., who used to be a big name (NWA, AWA, …) during the 60s, 70s & 80s.

Duncum Jr. wrestled for Ted Turner’s World Championship Wrestling from November 1998 until September 1999.

Most fans will remember him as a member of ‘The West Texas Rednecks’ alongside Curt Hennig, Barry Windham & Kendall Windham.

Together they performed the legendary song “Rap Is Crap”.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY & † REST IN PEACE

August 26, 1965 – January 24, 2000

• Edge Shows His Physical Transformation (Photo)

WWE Hall of Famer Edge posted the following regarding his physical transformation on Instagram:

“Ok, so here goes. Looks like I’m diving headfirst into the ocean of cheesey gym selfies. No toe dipping here. Yikes. However, I decided to do this to best explain this past year, and maybe help give someone some incentive. Last fall we lost my Mom and my father in law John within a two month span. I didn’t fully grasp the emotional fallout until I looked in the mirror one day and I didn’t like what I saw. At all.

I’d stopped training. I stopped dieting, to a huge degree. I just stopped…living like me. Living in the present. Stuck in that past. I was obviously in mourning. But I came to the conclusion my Mom and John wouldn’t want this, and I’d look at my girls and realize that if I want to be around for them, I needed to get off my rapidly expanding butt and get to work getting healthy.

I reached out to @nutritionsolutions and got my diet dialed in. I can’t say enough about this company, they’re amazing, and this isn’t a paid endorsement. Then I started putting in the sweat equity. Slowly but surely, I started coming out of the funk. Less lethargic. I started feeling vibrant. Vital. Happy. Like me. Which makes me a better dad and partner. A better person period.

I used every excuse I could to stay stuck. Injuries and everything else I already outlined. But the only way I got unstuck, was to JUST. GET. MOVING. So if this reaches even one person out there who may feel stuck, just know, you’re not alone and you can change it.”

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Ok, so here goes. Looks like I’m diving headfirst into the ocean of cheesey gym selfies. No toe dipping here. Yikes. However, I decided to do this to best explain this past year, and maybe help give someone some incentive. Last fall we lost my Mom and my father in law John within a two month span. I didn’t fully grasp the emotional fallout until I looked in the mirror one day and I didn’t like what I saw. At all. I’d stopped training. I stopped dieting, to a huge degree. I just stopped…living like me. Living in the present. Stuck in that past. I was obviously in mourning. But I came to the conclusion my Mom and John wouldn’t want this, and I’d look at my girls and realize that if I want to be around for them, I needed to get off my rapidly expanding butt and get to work getting healthy. I reached out to @nutritionsolutions and got my diet dialed in. I can’t say enough about this company, they’re amazing, and this isn’t a paid endorsement. Then I started putting in the sweat equity. Slowly but surely, I started coming out of the funk. Less lethargic. I started feeling vibrant. Vital. Happy. Like me. Which makes me a better dad and partner. A better person period. I used every excuse I could to stay stuck. Injuries and everything else I already outlined. But the only way I got unstuck, was to JUST. GET. MOVING. So if this reaches even one person out there who may feel stuck, just know, you’re not alone and you can change it.
A post shared by Adam “Edge” Copeland (@edgeratedr) on Aug 25, 2019 at 11:05am PDT