No, only you understands anything in the universe.

Yes he is an old man now.

Heinla has been the best deadlifter since Thor left. I’d imagine most people that follow strongman know how impressive his deadlift performances have been.

Jamal Browner?

It looked like he lifted that easier than the other oaks did 476kg. I also couldn't believe when I saw that he is 40. Crazy, what a lad!

STRONK!

The 500s by Eddie and Thor are obviously more weight and therefore by default the more impressive, but raunos is genuinely the one I'm most impressed by, it's 370% bodyweight!!!

With one of the best DL form I've seen.

Just googl Jamal Browner 😂😂😂

@@etyght sumo doesn't count

Ye it kinda looked like he pulled it too fast and then weights kinda bounced back and stopped the movement. wonder if he pulls with stiffer bar at home.

Interesting how Thor is the other way around. Getting it to the knees is tough, then it just flies.

Deadlift suits are effective in the First range of the movement

yeah, but in 2023 he really had it i think, 1000lbs flew

I’ve always been rooting for him so it’s sad to see. Unfortunately I don’t think there’s any more uphill

bc you can pull 1000 does mot in anyways mean you can pull 1111. The higher the weight the slower you gain anything to your max, let alone over 10% more past 1000.

@@usamahakeem1208 thats because hafthor is a smoother lifter, and benefits less from a suit

@greigite5191 I think he was at his best ever in 2021 because when he pulled 475 kg, it was about the same speed as the 1000 lbs in 2023

Why? He already holds the WR at 501 kg. No excuses.

@@XPKpianist Do you believe the human mind/brain is extremely powerful and complex and able to things beyond the physical if all the right conditions in mental status are met? Second, do you know about powerlifting/strongman and how much psych you have to put yourself to achieve a lift? Third, have you ever noticed the mental difference when you max bench by yourself in a garage vs having people around the gym or a spotter for safety how psychologically you can lift more when in you’re mind you feel safe and secure? If so or not, do you believe the competitive, psychological and discomfort aspect of not being in your personal gym, not having your family and friends next to you cheering, without a care in the world would not affect the lift one bit? The you must be delusional, I even pick treadmills to run my 2 miles between others just based on the feel to get my workout perfect. It’s only fair to do the record, indiscriminately amongst those you are competing, in person, under the same stress, psyche and same judges, specially for an official world record, whats fair is fair.

@@frankv7068 yes, I know about powerlifting and strongman but never compete in any of them, I did compete professionally in Muay Thai so I know a lot about mental strength, preparation, performing under pressure (both sports and music actually) but you need to understand that Halfthor did it to get the WR and intentionally tried to piss Eddie off. He could have lifted 505 kg on that day but he stopped at 501 because obviously Eddie is never going to come back and try to break that, it was also to cash out big for the fight.

@@XPKpianist what I’m saying is if Halfthor does 505kg it will clear a lot of things and no question will be asked about the official world record, I 100% know he can, and maybe even 515kg.

@@frankv7068 I got you. You are saying the Eddie Hall camp and the Giants Live folks will be forced to stop giving excuses on why they still defend Eddie as having the title.

the suit helps to get it off the ground fast, that doesn't mean he is remotely close to locking it out as thats a different story

Bending bar, straps and suits, no impressive at all

@@MultiSupernova99 lol ok

@@shannonsisk crazy strenght for sure, but with this equipment and deadlift bar is way easier the first inches from the ground, compared to a raw lift

I think Pavlo has a shot. He's only 25 and is already a monster, he has the frame size and musculature to do it.

especially at that bodyweight... + - 3 times

Я считаю Бьернсон не побил рекорд Эдди Холла!. Во первых 1 кг больше, а главное он поднял в ЗАЛЕ с 1 попытки. А Эдди установил на соревнованиях рекорд, с 3 или 4 подхода!. Бьернсон на соревнованиях и в тройку не войдёт

@@user-yd3ir4wb1m stop whining. Hafthor updated the record and there is nothing more to talk about here

@@qhichwawiraqucha9268 In his gym it's irrelevant

@@nunoalvarespereira87 Yeah, it doesn't matter to fools

It’s already high what you taking about ha

@@lonestar2495It is high, but even the Moose will tell you that's his weakness. His athleticism makes him the WSM, not his static lifts.

@@mrkang4080 he tends to over exaggerate dudes 1,000lb puller n 200kg log lifter his static strength is elite

@@lonestar2495it’s elite yes, but not the best among his competitors. So he can still lose events

@@soyanchd5439 even among his competitors not sure what you taking about

Вечная попытка

@@zaazzaaaz1704 о чем и речь

@@Worlds_Strongest_Man_LIVE ну что сказать достойный сын Грузии)

@@zaazzaaaz1704 ну это мне не интересно братан

Он никакой

2 попытки назад он пи3дел, что будет последняя попытка и, независимо от результата, - больше не будет пытаться рекорды ставить. Я вообще буду орать как конь, когда Хавтор снимет свой же рекорд с первой попытки. ОН, СУ КА, БЕЗ КОМБЕЗА, В НАКОЛЕННИКАХ, УЖЕ ТЯНЕТ 420 НОРМАЛЬНО.

Действительно, надо выяснить, что на этот раз помешало Макарову.

Ikr

))

I agree, I think he's reached the limits of his capabilities. He needs to cut it loose but it's probably a completely all consuming obsession by this point so he won't.

sumo isn't allowed here so he dont gona have a record on conventional deadlift , i only see a video of his conventionnal 10-12x265kg he is far from all these guys 🤣 jamal browner is better he have the same max sumo as him but he lift 430kg conventionnal at this competition

What?

@@R.James. Thor said he is going to break his 501 WR

@@michaelreid194 When and where did he say that?

@@R.James. On his YT page and over on instagram

You mean he is going to break Eddie's record for real instead of pretending Eddie could not have lifted 2.17# more. Pretending.

Meh. Records are constantly set and become a new standard. Eddie is officially the strongest dead lifter of all time. We'll see if that too becomes common.

@@bobjohnson1633 Taller people are bigger, heavier and generally stronger. As taller and heavier people become involved in the sport I agree, the potential for pushing well past 500kg is inevitable.

@@peterschmidt1453 I'm not so sure man. There's only so much weight the human frame can possibly pull and hold. There may well be a genetic anomaly come along with the perfect storm of everything needed to blitz a 550kg deadlift, much like Usain bolt was the perfect storm for a sprinter, I don't think his records will ever be beaten, certainly not in my lifetime, and while there may be the odd few kg added to the deadlift before I'm gone, I don't think there will be another quantum leap like when Eddie did the 500 and added 35kg to the max in one sitting.

@@paulharper4196 I agree there won't be a quantum leap, it will be "baby" increases from here. But with 2 examples, Hafthor Bjornsson is the other 500 club member at 6ft 9, Usain bolt at 6ft 4. Most world record sprinters are around 6ft, talent scouts were not looking at tall teenagers as future sprint talent, now they will be due to Bolt's success. Strong men have always had big, tall men competing, but even Hafthor is way taller than most. I think he will inspire tall teenagers to consider strong Man, the bigger you are the more muscle potential you have. Plus believing all elite athletes are "clean", they have been chasing drug cheats now for 40 years, it's an arms race with authorities always years behind and future records are always in danger of enhanced performance.

@@peterschmidt1453 I watched a documentary about bolt and they said he was unique in that all sprinters, elite ones anyway, are always short, stocky and very muscular with majority quick twitch muscle fibres. The taller ones are generally more suited to middle and long distance running due to their slimmer frame and predominantly slower twitch fibres. Bolt was something of an anomaly in that he married the best aspects of both, so we had a tall, long striding, slender yet quick twitch dominant guy hence he obliterated all records. Ever notice how out of the blocks he was never the fastest as he lacked the initial explosiveness, but once he got into his stride he glided past the field effortlessly.

I think he is probably fine. I have tried and tried to lift a certain amount of weight in the gym and fail every time no matter what, it actually doesn't mentally affect me.

@@holliswilliams8426 not really comparable.. i mean.. its a wr attempt, in front of a crowd, etc etc.. gym lifts.... who cares..

​​​@@holliswilliams8426This guy is a world class athlete though. He probably revolves his life around strength competitions. He isn't just a regular gym bro going for a PR lol

Nope, Eddie Hall record was officially done in a competition and that’s what matters.

@@shabanak391 It wasn't much of a competition. Eddie brought over his own bar and his own platform. He effectively cheated which is not really the point of a competition, is it? Basically did it in his own gym, like Hafthor, but with 20k people to cheer him on. Hafthor's lift is far more impressive.

@@charlestoddsullivanforpres6628 the competition was done by giants live and it was the deadlift world championship 2016, not eddies gym lol. Also there were 3 people attempting the 500 kg with the same weight, wich only eddie was able to lift. Hafthor really did it in his own gym alone, with his dad weighing the weights (conflict of interests ?). I mean Hafthor starts lifting again heavy weights he can show us again what he is able to lift, but in a solid competition

@@shabanak391 Eddie cheated everyone in that competition by bringing a bar and a platform that belonged to him, were set up and marked by him, etc. If that was acceptable, it would be done at every competition. Hafthor lifted more weight and the weights were verified by more than his dad. You know this but think others don't. One is out of competition but legit and the other cheated his fellow competitors. That said....I give Eddie credit for the lift, and it was amazing, but Hafthor gets credit as well. The condition of being in a competition is only there so that rules are followed for the legitimacy of the lift. There is nothing special, otherwise. Eddie lifted the weight claimed, and it was judged by a competent judge. Hafthor did the same. The numbers are what they are. Hafthor has the best deadlift in the history of our species.

ахахахаха ты серьезно? Там до зачета было как до луны.

@@kenrypy да он мал и глуп еще, не обращай внимание)

You've completely forgotten rauno heinla who in this very video did 476kg at 129kg bodyweight, a 378% bodyweight deadlift. Thats INSANE. When Eddie and Thor did 500kg they both weighed 200kg so was a 250% lift, pound for pound raunos lift is the most impressive by a country mile, it was smooth as silk and he absolutely deserves to be mentioned in the same breath as the legends you've named.

​ @paulharper4196 Yes for that you are certainly correct. But in the overall I think the best deadlifting era is gone.

@@Wicked_roach понял, спасибо, буду знать

@@user-ls5nx5sq1g Макаров в вечном поиске виноватых. Ему все мешает, пройдет пару лет и он из Грузии сбежит потому что ему там все мешало рекорд снять.

That's like saying whoever lifts 505kg on the moon is better. Different circumstances. Thor had an inferior lift that was done when and how he wanted to. Eddie actually had to be on point on the day, on the minute.

​@@bobjohnson1633funny that your argument miterally goes againsg eddie not thor. Eddie choose all the weight jumps and all the resting times, Haftor had much stricter rules.

the official record is still Eddie's

Nope. Why do you people repeat this lie? It makes you look fanatical and insane. @@holliswilliams8426

@@holliswilliams8426 yup, until someone beats it in competition it stands as the best lift ever.

@@holliswilliams8426They are both official records. One is a competition record and the other one a guinness record. But the 501kg lift is official, just a different category.

Oh, the official 1kg record that Eddie could have lifted, anyway. Sorry, doesn't count. Only proves that you might be as good as the other guy.

He kind of retired, he is taking it very easy lately mostly doing body building exercises in the gym.

oh ok, but, i think, if he was here, the battle was be better@@Mike_858

Yeah someone with freakishly long monkey arms who has to move the bar about 3 inches to lockout. Ok then, let these guys do a 3 inch rack pull and they will be over 600kg 😂

@@paulharper4196 lmao you nailed it with that rack pull comment. It would level the playing field for sure. I've also heard people describe sumo as a stiff legged barbell row 😆

​@@drenlacasait's true though, at my strongest I could deadlift 215kg but could rack pull 300kg from the knees

По твоему до этого Белкин на творожке поднимал?

Then you became a sniffing salt connesiour 😉?

Good thing we have experts in comment sections

@@spokeen6249 you will see how common sense will prove me right. Just take a look of the body weight of Thor and Eddie when they lifted such weight.

@@jurekcc9162 yep makes sense. What is your theory? The human body can't hold that weight under 200kg? Please go into detail

the winner did 25 less with 70kg less bodyweight… Eddie and Thor overcame their height with extra mass. That’s all.

@@spokeen6249 could be and also more body weight means more power. Both, Eddie and Thor were so clear about that statement.

4:07 ATTEMPT my man, ATTEMPT.

@@LigeirinMons stop the CAP

@@timothyburford7293 it's the only way to tell you that it's a attempt.

Возможно учитывался коэфициент веса самого атлета?

They got to step up to 505 KG before they can take the next step.

ok cool@@RageDaug

You probably also believe wrestling is real.

That's Powerlifting. This is Strongman. As long as you don't use a forklift or a car jack, the most weight is the most weight 😆

They have different records for different conditions that can influence the outcome. So there's a record doing lifting with gear, and one for lifting without gear.

Whoever is the first to lift weights on the moon will hold the new record and half these idiots will say it counts.