WWE has lately had a high mortality rate. The IFBB pro bodybuilding has as well. Both areas use heavy amount of gear, but it seems like WWE's mortality rate is higher.
In the IFBB you have to have above average genetics for the most part or else you won't be winning nor have gotten your pro card.
In the WWE, most of the guys there are swelled up but nothing too impressive. Bautista, Randy Orton,Kurt Angle, and John Cena are the only guys who come to mind that have a good bodybuilder body and who look very presentable with their muscles/cuts.
Eddie Gurrero is one example that comes to my mind of someone with subpar genetics who used heavy gear anyway. He didn't have a very defined body whatsoever. There are more wrestlers that have similar sluggish looking bodies like him too.
My question- Does genetics have a large role in how gear affected the body in a negative way ?
We already know how it works for people who have kick ass genetics, but what about the opposite ?
In the IFBB you have to have above average genetics for the most part or else you won't be winning nor have gotten your pro card.
In the WWE, most of the guys there are swelled up but nothing too impressive. Bautista, Randy Orton,Kurt Angle, and John Cena are the only guys who come to mind that have a good bodybuilder body and who look very presentable with their muscles/cuts.
Eddie Gurrero is one example that comes to my mind of someone with subpar genetics who used heavy gear anyway. He didn't have a very defined body whatsoever. There are more wrestlers that have similar sluggish looking bodies like him too.
My question- Does genetics have a large role in how gear affected the body in a negative way ?
We already know how it works for people who have kick ass genetics, but what about the opposite ?