Evan Singleton
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1992 (32 years old)
Birth Place
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USAPosition
Weightlifter
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Active
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White
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198 cm (6 ft 6 in)
Weight
159 kg (351 lb)
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USA Strongman
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Worlds Strongest Man
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Evan Singleton is an American strongman competitor and former professional wrestler who carries the nickname T-Rex. In the WWE, he wrestled under the name Adam Mercer.
Singleton has won 5 Strongman competitions: 2019 Giants Live North American Open in Martinsville, Indiana, Giants Live 2021 World Open in Manchester, England, 2021 Arnold UK in Marston Green, England, 2023 Giants Live Strongman Classic in London, England and Giants Live 2023 World Open in Manchester, England.
Professional wrestling career
Adam Mercer
Born Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Professional wrestling career
Billed height 6 ft 6 in (198 cm)
Billed weight 255 lb (116 kg)
Trained by CZW Wrestling School
Debut March 24, 2012
When he was 18, Singleton signed for World Wrestling Entertainment and competed under the name 'Adam Mercer'.
Florida Championship Wrestling/NXT
Singleton joined WWE's developmental promotion Florida Championship Wrestling, before it became solely known as WWE NXT as Adam Mercer during March 2012. At 19 years of age, Mercer was the youngest NXT member in the program's history. Despite his impressive physical credentials, Mercer wrestled a sparse series of matches, most of which were losses to notable up-and-coming wrestlers including Big E. Langston, Brad Maddox and Erick Rowan. Mercer participated on August 1 in a losing fatal four-way tag match, teaming with Chad Baxter, against The Ascension (Conor O'Brian and Kenneth Cameron), Jason Jordan and Mike Dalton and Brad Maddox and Rick Victor.
Mercer's last match in WWE/NXT was on September 27 in a squash match against Erick Rowan. During the match, Mercer sustained what he described as a "serious head injury", causing him to retire. He later joined Vito LaGrasso's lawsuit against the company in 2015, though the lawsuit was thrown out by a judge in 2018.
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