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#4 Cesaro
Without question, Cesaro is the "pound for pound" strongest wrestler in WWE today -- by far. While "The Swiss Superman" may not be the overall strongest in WWE, he definitely possesses freak strength for a man of his size (roughly 225-230 pounds). With a max bench press of around 405 pounds, a max squat of 495 pounds and a dead-lift of 500 pounds, Cesaro is truly what his nickname entails -- a superman.
Despite being 37 years old and one of the relatively "smaller" wrestlers in WWE, Cesaro continues to amaze fans with his outrageous feats of strength. Although Cesaro's weight-lifts are impressive, the occasions that seal the deal of Cesaro being the pound for pound strongest wrestler in WWE include lifting up The Great Khali for his Neutralizer finishing move, as well as his insane lift of The Big Show during the Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal a few years back.
