Craig Tullier


NICKNAME: The Fury
HEIGHT: 5’10” / 177.8 cm
WEIGHT: 193 LBS. / 87.622 Kg
COUNTRY: USA
OCCUPATION: Construction Manager

PROFILE
Record: 23-7
Hometown: Denham Springs, Louisiana
Favorite Technique: High Hook
Rivalries: Todd Hutchings
EFT (Elbow to Fingertips): 18 inches/45 cm

WAL TITLES:
2017 - WAL Championships - 2nd Place, Middleweight - Right Hand
2016 - WAL Championships - 2nd Place, Middleweight - Right Hand
2016 - WAL Southern Regionals - 1st place, Middleweight - Right Hand
2015 - WAL 50 States Louisiana Championship – 1st Place, Middleweight - Right Hand
2014 - WAL Championships – 4th Place, Middleweight - Right Hand
 



About Craig Tullier

Like many pullers before they go pro, Louisiana's Craig “The Fury” Tullier didn’t think there was any real money, or competition, to be had in armwrestling. He was just an 8th grade kid beating the older boys in the cafeteria until he discovered the local armwrestling scene and linked up with the legendary John Brzenk. "At 16 years- old, I called the best of the best John Brzenk, and asked him if I travel to him once a week, even pay would he train me to armwrestle. He said to me, you're 132 pounds and I am 220 pounds, I don't see how I could really help you.' So, at 17 years-old I reached out to Chad Silvers and asked him to train with me. He agreed to. Twice a month I traveled 13 hours each way for 5 years. This is what taught me that with hard work and dedication, you can set and achieve your goals. Do not let anything stop you from being the best that you can be." the 41-year-old refinery construction supervisor says. “It was worth every bit of it.”

These days, Tullier boasts a variety of national and world armwrestling championships. “I was addicted to it, and I wanted it,” he says. “Twenty-five years later, I’m more addicted.” Tullier excelled at other sports and likens WAL to mixed martial arts. Despite its quick pace, armwrestling is not an easy sport, he warns. “It makes you sore,” he says. “There have been days and nights where I couldn’t drive home from practice. I had to drive with my knees. It’s very rough on your tendons and connective tissues.”

Tullier also likes the fact that the fans will be right there as he and WAL’s other top pullers thrown down. “When they call your name and you’re stepping to the table, it’s just you and your opponent,” Tullier says. “I want to beat the one across the table from me. And I want to be the champion.”

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