However, more than a year removed from undergoing surgery to reattach his biceps tendon, Singleton has proven he’s still a force to be reckoned with by adding two titles to his strongman resume over the last few months. Coming off victories at the 2023 Giants Live Strongman Classic<\/a> and the 2023 Giants Live World Open, the Pennsylvania native has plenty of confidence about his chances of winning the 2023 Rogue Invitational<\/a>,<\/strong> which will take place from Oct. 27-29 in Round Rock, Texas. <\/p>\n As part of their “Road To The Invitational” series, Rogue Fitness spotlighted Singleton’s comeback campaign in a video posted on their YouTube channel on Oct. 18, 2023. <\/p>\n More from Breaking Muscle:<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n After making it clear that he wants to be the World’s Strongest Man<\/a> and win the upcoming Rogue Invitational, Singleton left no doubt about his desire to become the face of the sport he’s competed in since 2018. <\/p>\n “I want the average, casual viewer to think of strongman and picture me,” he said emphatically. “That’s what I want.” <\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Singleton, who stands 6-feet, 6 inches tall and weighs about 351 pounds (159 kilograms), played “every sport at least once” growing up. Although he didn’t shift his focus to strongman until a serious head injury forced him to retire from pro wrestling, he credited his diverse athletic background with giving him the skills that have helped him become a standout in the strength<\/a> sports world. <\/p>\n And despite having to call it quits on his WWE dream, Singleton learned some valuable lessons that have carried over to his current line of work. <\/p>\n “A lot of my mentality, my attitude, my aggression, I got all of that from wrestling,” he explained. “There is something that drives me to be better than what I was yesterday and to be better than my competition, to be stronger than anything that I run into.” <\/p>\n<\/a>
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