The state of Delaware isn't known for producing some of the world's greatest physical specimens but the state didn't fail when it came to the molding of Frederick Seawright better known by his wrestling moniker, Brickhouse Brown. While only standing at 5'8, Brickhouse was literally a powerhouse weighing over 240 pounds. He appeared to be sculpted of marble while he had the athletic prowess of any of the wrestling greats you could imagine.
Surprisingly, Brown didn't have an extensive career in the WWE but he did have two exhibition matches within the brand facing Hunter Hearst Hemsley and Henry O. Godwinn. Brown had longer stints with wrestling companies like the American Wrestling Association and Continental Wrestling Association. Unfortunately, Brickhouse Brown passed away in July 2018 of prostate cancer at the age of 57. The wrestling community has since then come together to honor his memory as a wrestling great.