Dave Bautista has cut down to 240 pounds for an upcoming movie.
Dave Bautista has cut down significantly for a role in an upcoming movie. The former WWE superstar has cut down to 240 pounds, which is 130 pounds lighter than his peak. He sat down for an interview to discuss the overall process. In this post, we detail Dave Bautista’s weight loss and transformation.
“I’m getting super trim. This is probably the lightest I’ve been since I was 19 years old.”
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About Dave Bautista
Dave Bautista became extremely successful in the WWE during his time. In 2019, Bautista squared off with Triple H at WrestleMania 35 before calling it a career. He was a four-time World Heavyweight Champion and two-time WWE Champion. https://generationiron.com/dave-batista-upper-body-workout/
Shortly after, Dave Bautista decided to focus on acting full time. He has been featured in many films, including Guardians of the Galaxy and Army of the Dead and most recently Generation Iron detailed Bautista’s upper body workout. Now, Bautista is preparing for a role in The Killer’s Game and has lost a significant amount of weight for the role.
Dave Bautista Talks Recent Weight Loss
Dave Bautista broke into the WWE at 370 during his first role as Deacon Batista. Once he began becoming a regular, and took the step into stardom, Bautista cut down a bit.
“The heaviest I’ve ever been was 370 pounds when I started Deacon. I was about 325 pounds and throughout most of my wrestling career, I was about 290 pounds.”
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Bautista has had a passion for fitness since early in his life. He used the gym to get through difficult parts of his life and wanted to one day create a career in fitness. This was thought to come in the form of bodybuilding but he eventually gave up on that goal but remained in sports entertainment. He has remained a fan of bodybuilding and was even named an honorary ambassador for the 2023 Olympia.
Bautista has been particular about his diet and this has been a major reason he has been able to cut, despite the difficulties.
“Now, I’m about 240 pounds. I went just a year and a half ago for ‘Knock at the Cabin,’ I went up to 315 pounds. That’s when the nightmares started. Getting that weight off has been a challenge.”
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