Muscle Fitness Muscle_Fitness_February_2016 | Page 35

TOUGH GUYS TOM HARDY The youngest guy on the list at 38, English actor Hardy was a scary (and yoked) dude in Warrior (2011), The Dark Knight Rises (2012), and Mad Max: Fury Road (2015). Lean, mean, and rugged, he obviously crushes it in the weight room—our kind of guy. STEVE McQUEEN He was the consum- mate “do your own stunts” kind of actor, as he was a car- racing and motorcycle enthusiast who often participated in his characters’ chase scenes, including one in The Great Escape (1963). McQueen served in the Marines from 1947–50. ARNOLD SCHWAR- ZENEGGER As if Conan, the Terminator, and Dutch (Predator, 1987) weren’t tough enough, recall Arnold as Ben Richards in The Running Man (1987). Constantly out- manned, he came out alive in hands down the most sinister game show ever. SYLVESTER STALLONE THE ROCK Does getting mashed to a pulp in a boxing ring by men bigger than you but still finding a way to beat those behemoths by the final bell qualify as tough? Thought so. Rocky Balboa equals tough. FEBRUARY 2016 We can all think of scenarios in which the biggest guy isn’t necessarily the tough- est. (Think Goliath.) Dwayne Johnson definitely meets both criteria. He’s 6'5", 250-plus pounds, and kicks ass in every role he takes on. MUSCLE & FITNESS 33