Roman Reigns discusses body dysmorphia in professional wrestling

Wrestling Inc • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 3, 2026, 4:26 PM

Last updated Oct 3, 2026

Roman Reigns discusses body dysmorphia in professional wrestling
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WWE World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns spoke candidly about the issue of body dysmorphia among wrestlers during an interview with Men's Health. He acknowledged the pressures of maintaining an ideal appearance in the sport and his struggles with self-image. Reigns emphasized the mental challenges posed by industry expectations and discussed his approach to physical conditioning. Additionally, he has a busy schedule ahead, with his movie role in the live-action adaptation of 'Street Fighter' debuting on October 16 and his fifth title defense scheduled against LA Knight at Money in the Bank.

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  • •Reigns discusses body dysmorphia prevalent in pro wrestling.
  • •He emphasizes the mental challenges of maintaining appearance.
  • •Reigns stars as Akuma in 'Street Fighter,' releasing on October 16.
  • •His title defense against LA Knight is set for Money in the Bank.
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  • 4:26 PMWrestling Inc — WWE's Roman Reigns: 'We All Got A Little Bit Of Body Dysmorphia'
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WWE World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns describes how body dysmorphia is common in pro wrestling, what he tries to do to combat it.

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