Muscle & Fitness Bound

According to RingsideNews.com, WWE Superstar Sheamus is set to be on the cover of Muscle & Fitness magazine. He joins other Superstars Batista, John Morrison, Vince McMahon, The Rock, Triple H and former WWE Superstar and current UFC Heavyweight Brock Lesnar.

The two time WWE Champion discusses in the magazine his journey to becoming a WWE Superstar and WWE Champion, all while giving the reader details about his workout regimen, which he calls the "Celtic Warrior Workout". It was apparently developed by WWE's strength and conditioning consultant Rob MacIntyre.

Here is a quote from the article:

"I never gave up. People laughed at me when I told

them what I was trying to do. They looked down

on it or whatever. But I'm telling you -- this is the

world to me. To be part of WWE, to go onto

WrestleMania like we've got coming up in a few weeks --

that's everything."

No Longer King!

Reports are coming in that WWE Superstar and 2010 King of The Ring Sheamus has dropped his moniker of "King Sheamus." I, for one, am disappointed that we will probably never again see him in his godawful cape and his even worse looking crown. Still, though, he somehow managed to look less ridiculous than former King of the Ring winner Kurt Angle, and that is a feat in and of itself.

Sheamus is apparently back to using his "Celtic Warrior" gimmick, which had boasted him as one of the most intimidating newcomers in WWE. He is 2x-former WWE Champion, defeating WWE's favorite face John Cena for his first championship reign.

There is no word on what they're doing yet with Sheamus for WrestleMania this year, but here's hoping they use him. His push has seemed to stall, and he has been on a losing streak as of late, but this could have just been a way for him to drop the entire King Sheamus gimmick and start fresh.