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I guess you could call today's two featured Beefcakes of Wrestling technically bald. The Cambridge Dictionary defines bald as "having little or no hair." When I hear the word bald, I think of a person who's lost his hair due to advanced age or some kind of medical condition, i.e., being bald was not that person's choice. But I'm wrong and people can choose to be bald if they wish. Singaporean bodybuilder/wrestler Destroyer Dharma likes the very-little-hair look, as seen in these recent photos from his Facebook account.

One wrestler who likes the no-hair look is Brandon Cutler from Huntington Beach, California, USA. Cutler (6'2" or 188 cm/169 lbs or 77 kg) made his in-ring debut in 2011 (back then, he had long, past-his-shoulders, lustrous hair). Watch Cutler in this match against EJ Sparks.

Striker's Booty

Everything you need to know about this YouTube video is in the title: "Matt Striker's Big Booty." The video quality isn't great, but where else can you see close-ups and slow-mos of Striker's ass? Unfortunately, I can't find the video on YouTube anymore, but I did download it so that I could take screencaps. The full video is at the bottom of this post.

Not in the video, but if you Google "Matt Striker booty,"
you'll see a few images including this one and the one directly below.

Sun's Out, Guns Out

Here are pics from independent American wrestler "The Mile High Magnum" Dak Draper's Instagram account. Watch Draper battle it out with Marty The Moth (formerly Tristan Gallo) in this match uploaded to YouTube last April.

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Ryback (right)

Body Shots: The Belt

Brady Pierce

Jake McCluskey

Anthony Nese

Justin Sysum

Nico Silva

Gabriel Gallo

Leon

PAC

Maxwell Jacob Feinstein

Nick Aldis (formerly known as Brutus Magnus)

Flashback Friday: Jason Anderson

I haven't found much info on former independent wrestler Jason Anderson. Born in Canada, Anderson (now 54 years old) also wrestled at some point in his career as Jason Neidhart and as The Sledgehammer. His profile page on The Internet Wrestling Database shows he had a WWF (now WWE) match in 1991, but I think he started pro wrestling in the 1980s (I could be wrong) as seen in this CNWA match against heel Lenny St. Claire (St. Claire later went on to wrestle as the evil Dr. Luther). Here are screencaps from that match; you can watch the action here (image quality isn't so good because the video appears to have come from a VHS tape). See more of Anderson here (vs beefy Diamond Timothy Flowers), here (vs Goldie Rogers), and here (vs. Masked Eagle), all uploaded by superfan Jack Cam.

Anderson circa 2013 when he was the Creative Director and
Show Manager for Qatar Pro Wrestling in the Middle East.