WWE star Bobby Lashley has long maintained frankly one of the best bodies you'll see in sports entertainment.
The former United States Army sergeant has been an athlete since he was child, excelling in American football and wrestling.
A move into professional wrestling in 2005 was the beginning of a incredible journey for the Kansas native as he became a massive player in the WWE and performed feats of strength that many had never witnessed.
After leaving the company in 2008, Lashley took on another challenge in the form of MMA, as he signed for now-defunct promotion, Strikeforce.
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The 47-year-old amassed an impressive record of 15-2 during his combat sports career, including 12 finishes with six coming by knockout.
Upon his return to WWE in 2018, Lashley has since become a world champion in the organisation and has been praised for his longevity in pro wrestling as many have marvelled at just how good a shape he's kept in, especially at his age.
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An X (formerly Twitter) poster was so mesmerised they placed a photo of Lashley in 2007 alongside a picture of him in 2023 and it seems like there's no noticeable difference in the stunning condition he's in.
The caption of the post read "Bobby Lashley looks like he is reverse aging", as fans agreed with the seemingly agelessness wrestler, as one fan coined him: "The Benjamin Button of pro wrestling".
Another fan was demoralised with their own personal ageing as they wrote: "Man, there's a 16-year difference, though. My looks have aged more in the age three than his in the last 16."
Despite his last MMA bout coming back in 2016, Lashley admitted he still loves fighting and the urge to compete remains within him.
“So I still have it in me. I love fighting. Before when I was fighting, it was kind of stay busy until I get back here, I just always knew I was gonna be back," he said.
"So I was like, 'Let me take some fights, stay active, continue doing what I enjoy,' and it was something that kept me honest, you know?"
