Braun Strowman reveals shredded body transformation

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“Better everyday!! Cant wait to see where I take this!!” he wrote.

The post could be a hint at his future endeavors of being a Strongman yet again, having won the North American Strongest Man competition in 2011. The former Universal Champion looks to be in the best shape yet.

His last WWE match was on the April 4 episode of SmackDown, where he fought Jacob Fatu in a Last Man Standing match but came out on the losing side. Around July 2025, his full-time contract came to an end, and his injuries, plus a lower salary, reportedly did not sit right with him for signing a new WWE contract.

Braun Strowman lauded a match and set rules for his return

The AAA Noche de Los Grandes main event, El Grande Americano vs. ‘Original’ El Grande Americano, has been the talk of the town since it opened two weeks ago. Braun Strowman also loved that matchup and said it reminded him of the reason he loved professional wrestling in the first place.

“That AAA match between [Chad] Gable and Ludwig [Kaiser] made me feel,” he said. “It made me remember why I love professional wrestling. It made me go, ‘I can go.’ In my mind, I can go. I can take my shirt off, and I’ll show you [that] I look better than anybody on that damn roster or any three-letter brand roster.

“I’ve been focusing on these nerve injuries and all this other stuff. The reality of it is, I miss being in the ring. I miss being in the locker room. I don’t miss the rest of the bullsh*t that comes along with it. A number with enough zeros behind them [sic], my schedule will open up.”

Braun Strowman was speaking on the “Battleground Podcast” and reflected how the incredible El Grande match made him realize that he can still go. He added he missed the sport and said the right number of zeroes on his paycheck would bring him back to wrestling.

If you use quotes from this article, please credit Battleground Podcast and give an H/T to Sportskeeda Wrestling for the transcription.