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With just two words — "Leg Day" — out professional wrestler Anthony Bowens captured more than 200K views (so far) of his thirst-inspiring photo accompanying that caption: a gym selfie that shows us just about everything, including what's very tightly packed into his skin-tight, Calvin Klein underwear. As the old slogan goes, it's very apparent nothing comes between Bowens and his Calvins. The comments admiring his well-packed undies largely linger on the bulge that cannot be unseen. "Sorry but I def not looking at them legs mmmm," wrote Bswizzle. "All 3 of them," added Tyler. Darren L was another one who noted, "Oh Gurl, the thirst trap is REAL! And, I am here for it!" That was on Tuesday, and when he posted the same studly pic to Instagram, he marked its location as, "Atlantic Ocean." One might deduce it was taken at the same Bahamas resort where the New Jersey native and his crew snapped a poolside photo on Monday evening that has already garnered one million views.

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