Buff is a little less the stuff now

[LurkerNoMore]

Right leg amputated.   Damn. 

[dj181]

You mean buff bagwell?

Dude is a good and decent dude so if so shit sucks

My bud made fun of flex but he is an arrogant douche so....

[IroNat]

Genetic predisposition to leg amputation.

[Kwon]

Genetic predisposition to leg amputation.

Did he have the same thing as Flex Wheeler?

[LurkerNoMore]

It said he was tired of experiencing pain in the leg from a 2020 car wreck.  So chose to have it snipped.

[hench]

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/us-news/wwe-legend-buff-bagwell-leg-35581037

[IroNat]

Did he have the same thing as Flex Wheeler?

Not.sure if it was the same leg.

[GymnJuice]

It said he was tired of experiencing pain in the leg from a 2020 car wreck.  So chose to have it snipped.

Amputation is always an option. That's what I tell my wife when she complains of headaches.

[Dave D]

Wrestling is fake. This is all part of a storyline.

Buff lost his leg in a pec vs leg match with Scott Steiner. He will win the leg back at SummerSlam.

You’re all a bunch of marks.

[Brenda Steunbeer]

"Buff Bagwell" never heard of him. Sounds like a gayporn actor name, but he is / was a wrestler

From what I read he was DUI when he crashed into a mall?
Dumb idiot, and of course after the crash he started drinking even more. What a cliche guy

"He has an impressive 32,000 followers on YouTube" hahaha

[6 Reps]

In better days; and currently:

[LurkerNoMore]

I used to see him around at the Main Event gym in Marietta and the Powerhouse Gym in Alpharetta.  Mostly talking and laughing.  I never saw him working out much.  (This was long after WCW closed and the WWE had fired him after one match)  I posted about it before, but he had the damn skinniest legs I have ever seen in my life.  I don't mean the usual "wrestling is an upper body sport so don't work legs" kind of mentality like Rude had.  But just genetically, they were like popsicle sticks.  Now this was after he had that disaster with the calf implants.  Where he had implants put in and then shortly afterwards had to have them removed because his body rejected them and developed an infection.  This could be why he had horrible legs later on. 

[oldschoolfan]

i watched the video maven posted buff looks terrible now , i wonder how he makes any income.   i did not know his leg was that messed up buff never could stay out of trouble after his wrestling days where over.   

[Donny]

I used to see him around at the Main Event gym in Marietta and the Powerhouse Gym in Alpharetta.  Mostly talking and laughing.  I never saw him working out much.  (This was long after WCW closed and the WWE had fired him after one match)  I posted about it before, but he had the damn skinniest legs I have ever seen in my life.  I don't mean the usual "wrestling is an upper body sport so don't work legs" kind of mentality like Rude had.  But just genetically, they were like popsicle sticks.  Now this was after he had that disaster with the calf implants.  Where he had implants put in and then shortly afterwards had to have them removed because his body rejected them and developed an infection.  This could be why he had horrible legs later on.

makes me wonder because legs are the foundation of everything

[LurkerNoMore]

makes me wonder because legs are the foundation of everything

In real sports.

[LurkerNoMore]

i watched the video maven posted buff looks terrible now , i wonder how he makes any income.   i did not know his leg was that messed up buff never could stay out of trouble after his wrestling days where over.

He did independent shows for a while and then worked as a gigolo.  He had some tv expo about his time doing that.

[Griffith]

makes me wonder because legs are the foundation of everything

Training legs uses more energy and needs more recovery and they used to be wrestling and travelling almost every day.

[Donny]

Training legs uses more energy and needs more recovery and they used to be wrestling and travelling almost every day.

yes i think there´s some truth to this but you know exercises like Zercher Squats would have been beneficial for them

[dj181]

Training legs uses more energy and needs more recovery and they used to be wrestling and travelling almost every day.

Yep especially the hip structure

Deads really fry ya

[Humble Narcissist]

Marty Jannetty should follow his lead. Guy is suffering needlessly.

[falco]

Genetic predisposition to leg amputation.

I believe it were injuries from a car crash, back in 2018.

[Lartinos]

My heart goes out to Mr Stump Bagwell.

[hench]

Buff was the stuff, do you think the girls still can't get enough?

[Sandrock]

I used to see him around at the Main Event gym in Marietta and the Powerhouse Gym in Alpharetta.  Mostly talking and laughing.  I never saw him working out much.  (This was long after WCW closed and the WWE had fired him after one match)  I posted about it before, but he had the damn skinniest legs I have ever seen in my life.  I don't mean the usual "wrestling is an upper body sport so don't work legs" kind of mentality like Rude had.  But just genetically, they were like popsicle sticks.  Now this was after he had that disaster with the calf implants.  Where he had implants put in and then shortly afterwards had to have them removed because his body rejected them and developed an infection.  This could be why he had horrible legs later on.

Buff got done dirty when he got fired WWE.  He and Booker were set up to fail.  Though apparently Buff was really disliked by a lot of people and that was part of the reason he got canned.

I saw an interview clip were Buff said he didn't train heavy to avoid injuries.  Kind of ironic now.  Dude did have a hell of a physique in his prime though.  Once saw him described online as having "a back too big for his body"