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When you think of a WWE Superstar, what image comes into your mind? Perhaps a genetic beast like Brock Lesnar? Or a more lean, but still muscular star like Randy Orton or Cesaro?
Perhaps in recent years, fans have thought of smaller stars that have showcased incredible athletic ability, such as Daniel Bryan, Kofi Kingston, Adam Cole or Seth Rollins.
Whatever you think, you probably think of someone in incredible physical condition, which is a must in a dangerous profession like wrestling.
There are some Superstars though, that ended up in even better shape after leaving the company. Whether it be out of necessity, or just to benefit themselves, these Superstars showed the importance of fitness after your in-ring career is over.
Here are five former WWE Superstars who are in much better shape today.
#5 Scott Hall
As Razor Ramon, Scott Hall dominated over various Superstars in the World Wrestling Federation, repeatedly holding the Intercontinental Championship multiple times.
Behind the curtain though, Hall was dealing with substance abuse issues, which took their toll on his body. After leaving the company, Hall's self-destructive ways continued into WCW, and got worse after he retired from wrestling.
Fortunately, a saving grace came in the form of Diamond Dallas Page, who took the Bad Guy into his home for extensive rehabilitation. With help from the former WCW World Champion and his brand of Yoga, Hall has turned his life around, cleaning up his act and adding years back to his life.
Though he may not look the same specimen he was during his wrestling career, Scott Hall on the inside, is in much better condition today.
#4 Torrie Wilson
Despite recently being inducted into the WWE, Hall of Fame, much of Torrie Wilson's life remains a mystery.
Few fans, for example, will know that Wilson's entry to wrestling was a fluke, as she attended a WCW show with her then-boyfriend and was hired on the spot.
After the company folded, Wilson joined the WWF in 2001, working as an occasional wrestler, but mostly as a manager.
Leaving the WWE in 2008, Wilson continued to be in great shape, and has taken her passion of fitness to the masses with her own company.
The company is based on the former Playboy star's own workout methods and healthy lifestyle choices, and the results are pretty evident. Torrie looks great, as the 41-year-old has more muscle definition than she ever had while in the squared circle.
#3 Vladimir Kozlov
When Vladimir Kozlov made his in-ring debut in 2008, the colossal star was a monster heel, demolishing everyone in his way.
Entering a feud with then-WWE Champion, Kozlov was impressive but failed to take the title.
After being knocked down the totem pole, the Moscow Mauler became part of a great comedy duo with Santino Marella, and succeeded in winning the Tag Team titles.
After losing the gold, Kozlov quietly retired from wrestling in 2011, to focus on other ventures.
These other ventures included completely transforming his body, as the former champion is almost unrecognisable to the WWE Universe.
Taking his incredible physique to Hollywood, Kozlov has appeared in hits including Fast and Furious 6 and John Wick 2, and attributed his physical change to needing to be flexible for stunt work.
#2 Mick Foley
As a lifelong wrestling fan, Mick Foley grew up idolizing muscled behemoths like Don Muraco and Jimmy Snuka. But when the Hardcore legend made his way to the World Wrestling Federation in 1996, Foley had a very unique look.
At a time where huge muscle-packed stars like Sid and Diesel ruled, Foley's weight and scarred flesh disturbed many fans.
As a face, Foley's size worked to his advantage, as more fans were able to identify with him over an Adonis-like Triple H.
Since leaving the ring, Foley's weight has fluctuated, but the former Hardcore Champion is doing well know thanks in part to DDP Yoga. In late 2016, Foley posted about a 100lb weight loss, and is looking in much better shape than he did during his time in the ring.
#1 The Rock
The Brahma Bill. The Great One. The People's Champion. However you want to address him, it's clear that Dwayne Johnson has had an incredible career.
Debuting in 1996, the young third-generation star was quickly thrust to the top, gaining a legion of fans along the way. And though The Rock always kept in great shape during his in-ring career, the former Champion has gotten into even better shape since hanging up his boots.
Part of the reason for this may be Johnson's movie career, as the former WWE Superstar has now transitioned into becoming a leading man in Hollywood.
A few years ago, the most electrifying man in Sports Entertainment shared his insane diet, totalling a whopping 5470 calories.
With so many calories, it's clear that The Great One has the drive to exercise like a beast to keep in shape.
