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Feb 3, 2026 1 hr 32 min

Mike O'Hearn PART ONE - SAS CLASSIC

from The Steve Austin Show

Mike Titan O'Hearn has been on the cover of hundreds of magazines and romance novels. He was "Thor" on American Gladiators, and almost became a WWE pro-wrestler. He won California Power Lifting four times, and calls Arnold Schwarzenegger and Bruce Lee his personal idols. You'll hear how Mike got started in the body building business, why he liked the original Gladiators better than the "new" version, what made TV's Battle Dome so brutal, why he loved fighting for the camera, and what's with all the baseball shirts. He's also giving up trade secrets on fitness, lifting, and nutrition!

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