text: WWE legend Edge’s incredible body transformation over past ten-years as he returns in better shape than ever – The Irish Sun
  WWE legend Edge’s incredible body transformation over past ten-years as he returns in better shape than ever
  The 46-year-old - real name Adam Copeland - only returned to the ring at the Royal Rumble earlier this year.
  The Rated-R superstar had been out for more than nine-years after retiring on medics’ advice over a serious neck injury.
  Speaking before WrestleMania 35 in early April, Edge said: “I reached out to one of my best buds Rey Mysterio to ask how he whipped himself into such excellent shape at a similar age to me.
  “Literally my whole mindset started to come together. Now before you start sounding off in the comments, this isn’t a paid ad.
  “I make nothing from this company. I pay for my meals. But when I feel so strongly about a product, and I’m asked how I did it, I have no problem shouting that from the rooftops.
  “You can’t out train a bad diet. For years I tried to do just that to no avail. So I went online, set up my meal plan, stuck to it religiously, and started to put in the work.
  “I cannot stress enough this would not have happened without these meals. It was an investment in myself and an investment in time I gained that I could use to devote to the girls.
  “To be able to come back after 9 years and compete in a 40 minute fight at WrestleMania 36 at age 46.
  “Lots of alkaline water. Lots of planks. Lots of hanging leg raises. Lots of ab curl ups. Lots of cardio.”
  He might be looking chiselled, but Edge faces months out with a torn tricep ‘Greatest Wrestling Match Ever’ against Randy Orton at WWE Backlash.
  The Rated-R Superstar was forced to retire in 2011 due to a neck injury but made a stunning return in January at the Royal Rumble.
  Edge, 46, then battled Orton at WrestleMania 36 and defeated The Viper before he was challenged again by the icon at Backlash.
  Expectations could not have been any higher after WWE dubbed it the “Greatest Wrestling Match Ever” and the two did not disappoint and produced an epic clash.
  But now Edge’s efforts could potentially rule him out of a trilogy fight with Orton at SummerSlam as he tore his tricep during the 40-minute long classic.
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