Sheamus Talks WEIGHT GAIN During WWE Absence

Sheamus, known as “The Celtic Warrior,” opened up about his noticeable weight gain during his return to Monday Night RAW in April 2024. Fans had raised concerns about his appearance, but Sheamus candidly explained the reasons behind the change in a recent interview.

Sheamus’ Struggles with Motivation After WrestleMania Plans Fell Through

During a conversation with Chris Van Vliet, Sheamus revealed that his weight gain was tied to a drop in discipline and motivation. Initially, he was training intensely for a much-anticipated trilogy match against GUNTHER at WrestleMania 40. However, when those plans fell apart, he admitted to overindulging in food and drink.

“I put a lot of weight on. Burger after burger… I was hoping to make it at Mania, but when that didn’t happen, I kinda lost my discipline and took the foot off the gas,” Sheamus explained. He also joked about enjoying too many pints of Guinness during the period.

How Sheamus Turned Things Around

Despite the setback, Sheamus took the body-shaming comments in stride and committed himself to an intense workout regimen. Now back in top shape, Sheamus has set his sights on another championship run, declaring that he’s ready to prove himself once again in WWE.

Fan Reactions and Future Goals

Fans have applauded Sheamus’ transparency and his ability to bounce back. Many believe this candid moment has made him more relatable, solidifying his status as one of WWE’s most resilient performers.

Looking forward, Sheamus remains focused on his goals, including potentially completing the trilogy with GUNTHER and pursuing a WWE title in 2025.

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