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#1 Cal Bloom
And finally, one man stands head and shoulders above the other two - because he is a literal giant.
Standing at six-foot-five, second-generation star Cal Bloom is the son of Warne Bloom, who '90s WWE, then known as WWF, viewers may know as Beau Beverly.
Cal, though, played tight end at the University of Central Florida, making four Bowl Game appearances - including UCF’s Fiesta Bowl win against Baylor University.
The 255-pounder also received the team’s Iron Knight Award for strongest player after bench-pressing 500 pounds, a record for UCF tight ends and something that will definitely serve him well when he comes up against WWE's heavyweights!
Bloom is the least experienced of the three when it comes to time in the squared circle, having never actually competed in a match - but the 25-year-old has time on his side, as well as a vast degree of potential, particularly having been trained by his father Wayne, WWE alumnus Ken Kennedy and famed wrestling coach Brad Rheingans.
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