Joe Marler crushed his impressive benchpress record in front of impressed England teammates

The England squad have met for Steve Borthwick's first training camp as head coach since he replaced Eddie Jones last month.

However, one gym record that wasn't broken during the 2023 Six Nations was Tuilagi's benchpress triumph.

RugbyPass have put a list together of the bench press records of elite rugby players.

Here we look at, according to that list, the five strongest players currently in the England squad.

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#5. Ellis Genge (Prop) - 160kg

Genge, the formidable English rugby prop, is known for his explosive power and tenacity on the field. His fierce competitiveness and dynamic playing style make him a vital asset for both club and country.

Sinckler, the talented English prop, combines agility and strength to dominate the scrum. Renowned for his fiery passion, he's a key figure for England and Bristol Bears, consistently making an impact.

#3. Maro Itoje (Lock) - 187.5kg

Itoje, the English lock, is a true rugby visionary. With his athleticism, leadership, and incredible work ethic, he's become a linchpin for Saracens and the England national team, consistently excelling on the field.

Marler, the experienced English prop, is known for his gritty determination and skill in the scrum. His long-standing presence in the game and resilience make him a valuable contributor to England and Harlequins.

#1. Manu Tuilagi (Centre) - 200kg

Tuilagi, the Samoan-born English center, is a force of nature on the rugby field. His powerful runs, bone-crushing tackles, and explosive speed have established him as a game-changer for Sale Sharks and England, earning him a fearsome reputation.