The Wrestler (2008)

Randy “The Ram” Robinson (Mickey Rourke) was once one of the biggest names in pro wrestling. He had an action figure, was in a video game, and had thousands of adoring fans. But that was a few decades ago. These days, he's a washed-up has-been living in a trailer park whose kid wants nothing to do with him. Darren Aronofsky's The Wrestler (2008) follows Randy as he comes to grips with what his life has become. Randy's stuck working at a supermarket and the doing gigs on the local wrestling scene in crappy high school gyms and small-town armories. His boss (Todd Barry) is a jerk, his daughter (Evan Rachel Wood) wants nothing to do with him, and he spends most of his time creeping on a stripper named Pam (Marisa Tomei). But not all hope is lost. The twenty-year anniversary of Randy's iconic match with "The Ayatollah" (Ernest Miller) is fast approaching, and a decent sized promotion is proposing a rematch. With a new lot in life, Randy starts training again, dating the stripper, and reconnects with his daughter. But Randy has a heart problem that's jeopardizing his big comeback. Will his new girlfriend and relationship with his daughter be enough for him to stay out of the squared circle, or will he risk dying to hear the roar of the crowd one more time? There’s no tapping out for “The Ram" but Mr. Man wanted to tap that ass after seeing Mickey all muscled up! Rourke is a pumped-up man slab who truly embodies a jacked up pro wrestler.  His tight tanned skin strains to contain the huge muscles rippling beneath its surface. His long bleached blonde hair gives an 80’s look to his fading wrestler, and his entire body is a solid mass of skinsational man granite. No wonder The Ram made so many eighties chicks horny! He drops his tights once to give himself a shot of steroids and reveals a butt that’s as hard as a rock. The firmness of his flanks is later confirmed when he takes a stroll in a hospital gown. Not to break kayfabe, but in real life he's a total babe! We'd love to be on the other end of a good ramming after watching The Wrestler!