Small, Medium, Large

Wrestlers come in all shapes and sizes. Here are three independent American wrestlers who are proof of that. First, here's the Largest one of the bunch, 41-year-old Tyson Dean.

And in the middle, here's 28-year-old JJ Blake.

And last. but certainly not least, at 5'2", 139 lbs. (158 cm/63 kg), one of the smallest pro wrestlers in the scene today, here's Ariel Dominguez. Dominguez turned pro only last year and so far, he's being used to job against much bigger opponents like Alexander Hammerstone and even Ace Romero (seriously, promoters, what is up with that?). One wrestler he is evenly matched with is R.J. "Sick Boy" Santos. That's a match I'd like to see.

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Beefcakes In Action

Vic Capri

Donovan Dijak vs Roderick Strong

Sander Thys (right)

Adrian Severe (right)

Bubblegum

Tyson Dean (left)

Tabu

Beefcakes In Action : The Struggle Is Real

Oh the humanity! Here's a bunch of pics that prove that pro wrestling is not for the weak.

Damian Slater

Bubblegum

Rocky Menero chokes his opponent

Anthony Nese

Tyson Dean gets a purple nurple

Beefcakes In Action : On The Mat

Rionne Fujiawara vs an unidentified Japanese wrestler

Biff Busick vs Donovan Dijak

Chris Andrews vs Mason Ryan

Wayne De Wayne (top)

Iestyn Rees vs T-Bone

Rocky Menero (in yellow)

Roderick Strong

Tyson Dean

Unidentified

Unidentified

Body Shots : The Belt

Calvin Raines

Flexx Payne

Steve Cutler

Tyler Tirva

Tyson Dean

Bad Bones

Flawless Blake Morris

Marko Estrada

T-Bone

Clutch Adams and Michael Spanos

Dutch Mantle (1982)