😂😂

Other way around, actually. They changed his name to add the second ‘y’ when he was 12 years old because his back was already so big.

Best comment hands down

You're a hero

You a Legend Mate💪🏼

legend

Thank you!

Are u not entertained

They have been upping their game for sure. This, Wheel of Pain, the replica Husafell stone. It makes the Hummer deadlift look tame. Rogue takes a lot of crap at times from the haters (and sometimes rightly so) but they are pushing the boundaries in strength sports. As an Ohioan, Rogue and Elite FTS do us proud.

@@bmstylee why does rogue get hate? As far as I can see I would imagine that there's not even enough fans or funding/support for such a company to exist with all these amazing beautiful structures and facilities with all these different people and moving working parts I mean where is the profit coming from? Is someone taking a hit in the negative to just push the sport because they love it? There's nobody even in the crowd.. they finish a 10 rep 900 pound session and walk back down the stairs to the "dugout" nobody even talks to them or shows support says good job or smiles and jumps around with them or anything it just seems like how does this operate? Where is the backbone or base layer of support

*How Rogue tries to be. They set the standard with their kit/events

Rogue's theory: go big or go home.

That’s rogue, you should look at the events from StrongMan Live from the 80s & 90s

@@C_Los_714 oh some of those were entertaining. The Flintstone deadlift might be my favorite. Or doing squats with pretty bikini babes for weight.....well......as a guy how can I not love that. Or was that the Conan's wheel? Can't remember now.

I mean its the history of the sport. If we didn't do that we'd just be powerlifting but with shoulder events lol

Dude is a beast.

@@bmstylee A freak of nature for sure!

@@Nirsterkur dude is a unit. He definitely reminds me of Pudz with his physique. That flex was epic. Get him to cut down a little and get him to an IFBB event.

@@bmstylee He will do well I'm sure. Already such impressive Musculature.

That was Epic

Can you imagine getting a bear hug from him?

Homie doing cardio with 900 pounds

Yes.

Agree! Loz is amazing on the commentary!

I'd bring my binoculars

WSM needs to take notice.

@@bmstylee I call bull that they get more money from heavily edited on tv than KZfaq

@@AlejandroSanchez-pl6jw As a fan I far prefer the Rogue format but I think people underestimate how big WSM TV presence is in the UK, and also overestimate how much money KZfaq makes. This only makes sense for Rogue because they are a direct advertiser. They probably lose money producing the show, but use it to sell more strongman and powerlifting equipment as well as to secure pictures and footage for their traditional advertising, help them secure athlete sponsorships etc. For World’s to justify changing their business model they would need a huge title sponsor like Nike to fork over hundreds of thousands of dollars. But from a marketing perspective strength sports are still niche so those kinds of sponsors just aren’t there yet.

I bought some Tren today!

a lean 275 is almost comical let alone 375

Just massive.

i believe its a safety bar for protection the athlete, in case if he will feel dizzy and start falling down, and if ~150kg of muscles are falling down - we want to be sure that this safety bars will handle it lol

i believe its a safety bar for protection the athlete, in case if he will feel dizzy and start falling down, and if ~150kg of muscles are falling down - we want to be sure that this safety bars will handle it lol

I think it's a bar for structural strengh and stability. Another 1 or 2 ropes will protect athletes enough. You don't need four by two beams for that.

second but sure

Probably gonna be the first to lift 505kg

The higher the bar is, the easiest it is. It's biomechanics, if you have to lean down all the way to the ground, you cant produce nearly as much power as a rack pull. Standart deadlift height is 9 inch. Your body type will also affect your result a lot. Novikov for example pulled 536kg on 18inch deadlift while only being able to pull 420 ish at the time from 9 inch. Another difference is that suits dont help nearly as much the higher you star from, as the spring effect is basically nullified. But Pavlo is an absolute beast at every height. But if either Haftor or Eddie tried 18inch at their peak, they woyld would hve undoubteldly pulled massive world record numbers. Atleast for Thor, eddie never had anaywhere near as close lockout strength since he used to struglle on all of his 1k + lifts. That's the reason why there are lift from years and years ago of Zydrunas, Brian, Benny pulling more than 500kg on the hummer tyre deadlift. To put it into persective; biomechanic puts aside; the current hummer tyre deadlift world record is arrould 550kg, from a guy with a 450kg regular deadlift. Thor has a 501 + regular deadlift. Biomechanic is also the reaspn why some 95kg powerlifters are able to pull 500kg in sumo style, while a 206cm tall Haftor at 208 kg bodyweict ""only"" lifted 501. Ot's all about leverage. Thor basically has to lift from the fllor, while a more advantages bodytype would allow you to lift from your knees

Not at this moment. Pavlo and some other strong guys tried 505 kg a year ago with no luck. The records is still with Thor for 501 in gym and Hall for 500 kg in competitions.

I think that the fench is solely for safety purposes, so there is no risk the athletes doesn't falls down the stairs.

Nice opinion but you want to know some facts crossfits not nearly as hazardous for your health strongman competitions in a lot of strong men in general die pretty young cuz they overuse their body or their hearts explode or etc because they just want to be the biggest piece of muscle they can but on the other side CrossFit people want to be extremely healthy strong fast agile I understand different concept of being healthy or being in good shape CrossFit is better

Duh!