Mark Jerrold Henry or as we call him, Mark Henry, is a retired American professional wrestler. He currently works at the WWE as a producer. Mark Henry was also a 1996 Olympian. He was also the winner of the 2002 Arnold Strongman Classic. Mark is a one-time WWE European Champion(2008) and a two-time World Champion(2011). Mark Henry retired from professional wrestling on October 26, 2017.
What is Mark Henry Net Worth in 2022?
According to Celebrity Net Worth, Mark Henry's Net Worth in 2022 stands at around $4.5 million. Most of Mark Henry's net worth can be credited to his wrestling career at WWE, Weightlifting, Powerlifting, and MMA.
Mark Henry's Age
Mark Henry was born on June 12th, 1971. He is currently 48 years old. At just 48 years of age, Mark Henry's Net Worth of $4.5 million is a remarkable achievement on the part of the powerlifter.
Mark Henry's Weight
'The World's Strongest Man', Mark Henry is definitely deserving of the title. Mark is built like a mountain. He is 6 ft 4 in tall and weighs 360 lbs or 160 kgs.
Mark Henry's Wife
Mark is married to Jana Perry. He lives in Austin, Texas with his wife Jana, son Jacob, and their beautiful daughter Joanna. Not to forget his two-foot ferret named Pipe.
Mark Henry lives in 4,518 square-foot custom home in Austin, Texas. The house was built in 2001 and located in The Pointe subdivision. It has four bedrooms, four full bathrooms and a half, and offers outdoor entertaining areas, swimming pool with arch fountains, outside fireplace, three-car garage, community access to Lake Austin, plus lake & hill country views.
Mark Henry Powerlifting
Mark has been into powerlifting and weightlifting ever since his teen years. Over the years, Mark has had quite an illustrious and decorated Powerlifter. His Powerlifting phase was a major part of his career, shaping it into what it is at the moment.
Championships Participation –
High School Level
Two times 1st place in Texas State High School Powerlifting TEAM Championships (in Division I under Silsbee High School)
1st place in Texas State High School Powerlifting Championships 1988 in SHW division
1st place in Texas State High School Powerlifting Championships 1989 in SHW division
1st place in Texas State High School Powerlifting Championships 1990 in SHW division
1st place in National High School Powerlifting Championships 1990 in SHW division at age 18
Junior & Senior Level
1st place in International Junior (20–23) Powerlifting Championships 1991 in SHW division at age 20
2nd place in Men's USPF Senior National Championships 1990 in SHW division at age 19
1st place in ADFPA (USAPL) National Powerlifting Championships 1995 in SHW division at age 24
1st place in WDFPF World Powerlifting Championships 1995 in SHW division at age 24
1st place in USAPL National Powerlifting Championships 1997 in SHW division at age 26
Records
Teen III (18–19 years) Level
Teen-age World Records in the squat at 377.5 kg (832 lbs) and total at 922 kg (2033 lbs) in SHW class (+regardless of weight class) set in April 1990 at The National High School Powerlifting Championships at age 18.
Teen-age US American Records in the squat at 377.5 kg (832 lbs), bench press 227 kg (501 pounds), deadlift 317.5 kg (700 lbs) and total at 922 kg (2033 lbs) set in April 1990 at The National High School Powerlifting Championships at age 18.
Texas state and US American Teen-age record holder in all four powerlifting categories – the squat at 377.5 kg (832 lbs), bench press at 238 kg (525 lbs) and deadlift at 369.7 kg (815 lbs) as well as the total at 922 kg (2033 lbs) at age 19.
Current Texas state and US American Teen-age record holder in the squat at 425.0 kg (936.75 lbs) in SHW class (regardless of weight class) since 1991.
Collegiate Level
Current Texas State Collegiate Record holder in the squat at 425.0 kg (936.75 lbs) in SHW class (+regardless of weight class) since 1991(best in America as well but not registered as such).
Junior Level (20–23 years)
Current Texas State Junior Record holder in the deadlift at 385.6 kg (850.0 lbs) in SHW class (regardless of weight class) since 1995 (best in America as well but not registered as such).
Senior Level (24+ years)
Current Texas State Record holder in the squat at 433 kg (954 lbs), the deadlift at 410.5 kg (905 lbs) and the total at 1060 kg (2337 lbs) in SHW class (regardless of weight class) since 1995.
Former All-time raw (unequipped) squat World Record holder at 430.0 kg (948.0 lbs) (drug-tested as well as non drug-tested) in SHW class (regardless of weight class) from July 16, 1995 to October 29, 1995.
Former All-time raw (unequipped) squat World Record holder at 432.5 kg (953.5 lbs) (drug-tested as well as non drug-tested) in SHW class from October 29, 1995 to June 7, 2010(regardless of weight class until November 4, 2007).
Former All-time raw (unequipped) deadlift World Record holder at 410.0 kg (903.9 lbs) (drug-tested as well as non drug-tested) in SHW class from July 16, 1995 to May 23, 2010 (regardless of weight class until July 4, 2009).
Current All-time drug-tested raw (unequipped) squat World Record holder at 432.5 kg (953.5 lbs) in SHW class (regardless of weight class) since October 29, 1995.
Current All-time drug-tested raw (unequipped) deadlift World Record holder at 410.0 kg (903.9 lbs) in SHW class only since July 16, 1995.
Current All-time drug-tested raw (unequipped) Powerlifting Total World Record holder at 1060.0 kg (2336.9 lbs) in SHW class (regardless of weight class) since October 29, 1995.
Current All-time American Record holder in the raw deadlift at 410.0 kg (903.9 lbs) (drug-tested as well as non drug-tested) in SHW class (regardless of weight class) since July 16, 1995.
Current American Record holder in the deadlift at 410.0 kg (903.9 lbs) (drug-tested as well as non drug-tested) in SHW class (regardless of weight class and equipment) since July 16, 1995.
Current All-time US National Championship Record holder in the deadlift at 410.0 kg (903.9 lbs) (drug-tested as well as non drug-tested) in SHW class (regardless of weight class and equipment) since July 16, 1995.
Federation Records
World Drug-Free Powerlifting Federation (WDFPF) World Records
Current WDFPF World Record holder in the squat at 432.5 kg (953.5 lbs), the deadlift at 392.5 kg (865.3 lbs) and the total at 1060 kg (2336.9 lbs) in SHW class (regardless of weight class and equipment) since October 29, 1995 (categorized as "open equipped", despite performed in singlet knee sleeves only/without suit)
U.S.A. Powerlifting (USAPL) US American Records
Current USAPL US American Record holder in the deadlift at 410.0 kg (903.9 lbs) in SHW class (regardless of weight class and equipment) since July 16, 1995.
Current US National Championship Record holder in the deadlift at 410.0 kg (903.9 lbs) in SHW class (regardless of weight class and equipment) since July 16, 1995.
Special Powerlifting Honors
"The World's Strongest Teen-ager" by the Los Angeles Times in April 1990.
Mark Henry was voted in the All-time Top 25 All-Men's USA Powerlifting Nationals Team in 2007.
Mark Henry is the only human in history who has not only squatted more than 900 lbs without a squat suit, but also deadlifted more than 900 lbs raw.
Mark Henry is the only human in history to have squatted more than 900 lbs without a squat suit and deadlifted more than 900 lbs raw in one and the same powerlifting meet.
Mark Henry's 430.0 kg (948.0 lbs) raw squat and 410.0 kg (903.9 lbs) deadlift, done on July 16, 1995 is the highest raw "squat-pull-2-lift-total" (squat+deadlift=1851.9 lbs) ever lifted in a competition.
Mark Henry does not only hold the greatest all-time drug-tested raw (unequipped)
Powerlifting Total in history at 1060.0 kg (2336.9 lbs),but also the second greatest in history at 1050 kg (2314.8 lbs).
Mark Henry Theme Song
When Mark Henry used to wrestle at the WWE he used to use "Some Bodies gonna get it" as his theme song.
Although unlike several other WWE athletes, Mark didn't have an illustrious acting career, he did appear in a few Movies. And these movies did play a part in Mark Henry's Net Worth, howsoever small.
WWE Hall of Famer Mark Henry still holds the record of possessing the all-time highest combined weightlifting and powerlifting total since 1996.
How many pounds can Mark Henry lift?
Mark Henry has a weightlifting total of 881.8 lbs (snatch 396.8 lbs and clean&jerk 485 lbs). He also possesses the ability to deadlift 903.9 lbs and lift 953.5 lbs on squat.
Does Mark Henry still wrestle?
Mark Henry retired from wrestling following WrestleMania 33 in 2017.
Is Mark Henry really strong?
Winning gold medals in powerlifting and weightlifting and then becoming multiple time World Champion resolves any doubt regarding the strength of the Hall of Famer. Mark Henry is definitely one of the ‘World’s Strongest Man’.
