7 WWE Superstars who had incredible body transformations after leaving the company

#6 Adam Rose

For the people mad that @BraunStrowman was dancing on #SmackDown.... Don't forget he started his #WWE career as a Rosebud for Adam Rose. (Along with some other top stars)...So dancing is not gonna "kill him" pic.twitter.com/5kEIGs4RQg

— ChanMan (@ChandranTheMan) December 29, 2019

WWE signed South African-born Adam Rose in early 2010. Rose had competed on the independent circuit for several years before his WWE signing, and he started working on becoming a top star in the company.

After running through several gimmicks, WWE handed him the 'Party Animal' gimmick where he would come out with his 'Rosebuds' to compete in matches.

While some of his Rosebuds went on to become more successful than him in the company, he did not get over on the main roster.

Rose made changes to his lifestyle after his WWE release

Do you remember WWE Superstar Adam Rose?He looks slightly different now... pic.twitter.com/sgHKjKCNN1

— Sportskeeda Wrestling (@SKWrestling_) October 25, 2019

After competing as an enhancement talent for some time in WWE, he asked for his release in 2016. Since then, Rose has worked more on himself and decided to bulk up. During a recent interview, Rose revealed his current weight and what led to his downfall in the company:

"258lbs and growing. Maybe time for that diet, nah its a bulking year, retired and finishing up dates. That is all.

"Before coming to the WWE I weighed 236lbs. When I performed as Leo Kruger [in FCW] my weight was around 225lbs. When I made the transition to Adam Rose, I was asked to refrain from weight training, so the character would not look like a pro wrestler at all.

"I weight train religiously and eat food again, probably too much food, but I enjoy it so I'm not gonna stop."

Rose looks like a true wrestler now and could have done so much more had he worked on building such a physique during his time in WWE.

Rose has competed in a few matches on the independent circuit since his WWE release, and still seems to have a few more years of wrestling left in him.