WORLD RECORD | Eddie Hall: The 500kg Deadlift World Record set at Giants live 2016
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- 500 kilograms, a Half Tonne, over 1100lbs. Enjoy the Giants Live roaming camera - an unedited single shot of the greatest lift in history.
Eddie “The Beast” Hall promised a 500kg lift after breaking the WR in Leeds in 2015 pulling just 463kg that day to be the best ever at that point. Move forward 12 months and the Beast and Jerry Pritchet as well as Benni Magnusson all did 465kg at the Giants Live contest. What weight do they go for next - Eddie Hall called for 500kg and the others agreed. Hall in the end was the only one of the three to finish the lift off and make history as the first halftone weightlifter. At that point in time there were only three men over 1000lbs and jerry Pritchett became the fourth over the 1000lbs mark.
Eddie had promised the lift would go up, but many thought it no more than hyope by Hall and Giants Live who staged the contest and got in a record 11,000 strong crowd at the First Direct Arena.
The 2016 World Deadlift Championships were certainly memorable as Hall did the famous 500kg and collapsed. The other two men in the running got the weight off of the floor but couldn’t finish it off - in Pritchett’s case it was a hamstring injury.
Now both return to try and take that crown of Work;d’s Greatest deadlifted off of Hall and do the 501kg.
There are 15 men who will try and take Hall’s WR in Wembley on July 6th, 2019.
Giantsd Live have stated that this may be the last edition of the WDC at the SSE Arena. The Giants Live contest that features the return of the WDC - World Deadlift Championships - features 4 other strongman events and the line up includes WSM Martins Licis too.
Eddies wife looked so concerned never saw this specific clip but everytime i see the 500kg deadlift it just never gets old
The guy in white next to her was Sebastion Oreb, wasn't he?
@@CrocoduckRex Yh
99.999% of the human population have no conception of how goddamn heavy that is!
Yeah, I mean to lift this kind of weight is literally not healthy.
Shes pretty, not gonna lie
This is probably the 300th time I'm watching it, but I enjoy every moment of it.
Watch death by deadlift you're welcome
You can watch it forever, but don't forget to stay hydrated.
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@Hellcat Bass العابءطفال
His wife's initial expression says it all, stunned concern for her husband. She knows exactly what he's been through to get there to achieve that goal and the risks of everything that went along with it. Aside from all the cheering and chants of the vast crowd in attendance, her expression stands out as the most poignant and emotive moment of the whole experience. Good job the cameraman caught it.
I hear a lot of people call themselves The Beast,but there is only one true Beast it’s Eddie Hall
Travis Bagent is a beast tho ☹️
L. A. Beast :D
Jacko Bulleto What about the beast from the chase?
@@DivineAtheistWannabe lol travis probably cant even deadlift 200kg
@@jtof9371 lol I bet he can. Two different sports though.
One of the greatest achievements, in human history.
I feel like that is a bit farfetched but yeah, it certainly is an achievement.
@Ovo Ovo no human in the history of humanity had lifted that much weight, this is a major feat for humanity as a whole, because it shows how strong we can get in this new age
@@Banana_Jesus_ you know we have machines capable of lifting tens of thousands of kilos.
@Ovo Ovo As if finding a cure for a disease and then monetizing it by 100000% of the actual value is anything of an achievement. Cures are being found multiple times a year. This lift right here is hands down one of the greatest achievements in history.
Its sorta funny how people over opinionated about a simple comment. It is a great achievement. No one on the planet earth has done that by record. Just appreciate it. Yeah finding the cure for something is probably more important.
That lift literally almost killed him, knowing what could happen and going through with it anyway. That's why eddie hall is one of a kind. Legend
Eddie Hall's lift was epic!
Honorable mentions goes to that announcer working overtime to keep the crowd engaged lol
Space cowboy!
Agreed. He just feels like he needs to fill every second of space with random talk. Shut up and let the men lift.
@@WillJM81280 its his job
@@WillJM81280 I don't think the original comment was being sarcastic. The announcer was very good and the moment wouldn't have felt as special without him
Agreed, great job by the announcer.
The most hydrated lift I've seen.
You know 1200 kg stone is also lifted up to upper chest level and carried up to 10 metres
He was FULLY hydrated here .
@@player8473 What? Is that real? Is there a video?
@@Lucas72928 ya bro but I will now reply after 7 years hours I am busy now
Overhydrated I might say
This is best video about Eddie pulling 500. The only thing we needed is a guy with camera showing us preperation just before the pull, then without any stupid cuts pull itself and that magnificent shot of Eddies wife first being so worried but then extremely proud when her husband stand on his legs. This is pure art.
kucuser they have uploaded the full uncut show just recently on this channel :)
@@BulletESV Yup saw that one recently. Thanks for heads up.
I love the look on Jerry Pritchett's face. He's probably one of the few people that knows what its like to lift that
Hes never lifted that amount so no he doesnt know!
@@HeavyDuty608 He's one of the few people who have lifted enough to understand what's it like
@@HeavyDuty608 Such a smartass
@@HeavyDuty608 just read the description moron, he lifted it but couldn't finish it
Diego Martinez a couple of folks actually got 500kg off the ground , just not above their knees
So much emotion, it gets me hyped everytime what a legend
What's a man if he doesn't have a crazy dream in his life, one that he can (almost) die for.
@Tyler Montana Yeah you can, Eddie almost died doing this lift actually and had to retire because of it.
@Tyler Montana not with the weights that most people lift . But once you get over 400kg things do get risky
@@little_ghost_0135 Eddie did not retire, but he had to take time off to get his health back to normal. He still competes today
@Tyler Montana have a read about strongmen and weightlifters who have died from their sport.
Hall from memory had bleeding in the brain and other life threatening injuries from this lift
@@little_ghost_0135 Jesus, inform yourself. Yeah he almost died, but he was completely fine just 2 weeks later and won fucking wsm a whole year later
The look on his wife’s face says so much. But I love that she understands that there’s not much she can do for him, and is best to let the professionals handle it.
I’ve watched this so many times and still get goosebumps. This is most likely the most weight lifted by any human since the beginning of time.
i mean, definitely the most weight any human ever lifted. probably any human ancestor even. of course we didnt have bars in the past, but i cant think of an instance of needing to lift half a metric ton at some point in our evolutionary timeline... definitely wouldn't have had the training and bodymass/muscle needed. no steroids either. so it's safely the most anyone's ever lifted.
You should read about the back lift--it's a very short range of motion but people have lifted far more that way.
Eddie looked massive here
Miss him competing, my favourite strongman of all time
I wish that he never competes again. Health and family comes before dying from a heart attack.
Best hydrated man of all time
What's even more incredible is not just the physical training but the mental training he went through to pull this off.
I dunno...enlighten us. Maybe he think must lift heavy weight...must lift heavy weight. Dont shit my pants..
@@timventers742 he has a youtube channel, watch his recent documentary
dont forget all the roids and hgh
1:15
You can see the aggression and rage in his eyes to go lift the damn weight.
You should check out the video of him explaining what he had to do to achieve it. He's trained for some time to mentally take himself someplace else to an entirely different and probably unpleasant scenario to overrun his body with adrenaline so he could make the lift cos he knew he wasn't physically strong enough. It's pretty crazy lol
@Tyler Vincent thats what he said
@@Hellion6325 Strongman would normally never admit that they are too weak to lift something they actually lifted. That's why you know Eddies story is legit.
Mind is a crazy powerful weapon.
@Tyler Vincent no lol. Not "literally". He said that he used the "lifting a car up to save his kids" as an example of what he had to do, cause what he was actually thinking was too dark to talk about publicly (and he implied it was even too dark to talk about privately as well).
@Tyler Vincent that's not what he said. He gave an example. He refused to disclose what he imagined as it was far worse. In the London real & q/a with brian shaw. He just gave an example how moms are able to lift heavy things off their kids due to adrenaline
1:04 this was the moment that made this lift possible..
Wtf u mean?
@@fjkfhjh5681 hydration brother😂😌
He went to a dark place as well look at his eyes
Water very important
I Believe Eddie was, at this point in time, the WSM ever! And I do believe he would of beaten Malanichev's WR PL record by a good margin after a few months of training for it.
Well, he trained a hole year for this single lift. So yes, the strongest in deadlift but look at him, does that look like someone who could carry on to the next event that evening? The man was near death and bleed thru all possible places. He even had a small stroke and couldn't remember his wives name several days later.
Yes this is for me the most impressive lift in strenght history but it has nothing to do with a strongman competition cause, as I said, no one can do this and then carry on for next events.
@@timmarston2302 The strongest lifter of all time have to do it in competition with judges. He won WSM and pulled 500 kg deadlift (with strongman rules)
He did 500 kg deadlift first in the world, that will be his legacy.
At this point probably the strongest man to have ever lived. He would have destroyed the PL total if he had wanted to without a huge amount of specific training for it.
@@leebillingham13 Are you 15 years old?
@@markuspalmqvist3692 460 DL, 440 Sq and a 300 Bench gives him a 1200 total which is what I think he would of done in a PL meet. Not sure why, you would think this would be out of the question if you have been following Eddie during his career? Sounds like you are the 15 year old.
Wow I got chills
There's something epic about how the bar needs to roll then you see it slowly lift and the anticipation on whether it will keep lifting or fall.
3:11 the expression on the guy with the clipboard says it all
1:20 Eddie's eyes.
He's gone.
If you watch death by deadlift it looks like hes possessed his eyes turn blood red and he just breathes and if you watch the interview of hin talking about this lift he says he doesnt remember ths lift till the top when he exhaled and said holding it while at the top is what did a lot od the damage to his brain from the pressure
@Исак Краизис you can watch him explaining everything. He put himself in a mental scenario comparable to Lifting a Car of His kids after a Car accident
Salocin it was much darker then picking up a car of his kids
I think it's safe to say that in that moment, Eddie was a super human.
The emotions in his wife's eyes give me goosebumps. Fear, hope, happiness, pride, love.
Probably by far the most dangerous powerlifting exercise possible. I myself, back when I was a powerlifter, had to early retire because the deadlift gave me 2 seizures when I started closing in on 700 lbs.
Dude, the way he drove that deadlift in was astounding. Everyone knew looking at it that Eddie's barbell was gonna give out sooner than he did. He did get a brain bleed from this feat-- probably could have died too if he kept going, but holy shit, he made history. Eddie Hall is just built differently. It takes about 30-200 Kn of force to rip somebody's arm off, but this guy could probably rip a person in half. He's literally Thomas Topham if he had time traveled to the present just so he could have modern-day equipment and nutrition.
TLDR: Eddie Hall is a legend! But if you're here, you probably already knew that.
I believe Eddie Hall is the best World's strongest man of all time. Hafthor, Licis, Shaw all owe Eddie a debt for no longer participating in WSM !
He couldn't have sustained his body, hed likely be dead by now or have serious health problems to the point of not being able to compete.
I love the rawness of this video! Absolute beast 💪🏼😁
You are awesome babe 😉
This is totally off topic... But ... and pardon my frankness... But could I suck a fart out of your log maker??
@@drape-bq8qg hahaha worth a try lol
@@shammaideen6628 EXACTLY, BRO
Look how quickly he lifted that. I think his full potential is little more than 500
He could probably lift more, whether he can hold it long enough to qualify as a deadlift or _survive_ lifting it is a different matter entirely.
its so insane that the body can handle this weight. all the tendons muscles joints bones everything.
Wingman 7th almost didn’t handle it
Wingman 7th but it’s more of a mindset thing, yeah you need the strength but if your mind isn’t in the right place, you ain’t lifting the weight
@@Goldensphinx he even said he wasn't strong enough and he couldn't break 460 in the gym. He had to create a pinch point on his leg which put him basically flooded his body with adrenaline so yea its entirely psychological. I believe some of the top strongman could do it if they understood and could basically hypnotize themselves like he did.
It didn't though.
He had partial memory loss and a concussion because his brain literally started bleeding.
The blood coming out of his nose was coming from his brain.
He will die many many many years earlier than he should because of this.
Willing to die to achieve the lift...says it all really , LIving Legend
People will keep on trying to tarnish Eddie's legacy, but we all know that his legacy has been cemented already. He may not be able to live an old age, but his story is something that will last for decades. Good for you, man. I hope he live his life to the fullest, just like this one. Haters can hate, but at the grand scheme of things, this man has done things that most of us cannot do.
Never ever gets old. Brilliant.
MY ADMIRATION IS INCREDIBLE WHAT EDDI HAD TO SUFFER TO LEAD TO THAT PHYSICAL CONDITION. amazing. the beast !
People don’t even realize what kind of achievement this is and what Eddie sacrificed and risked to get half a tonne of the ground. Incredible.
Brain aneurism and bursted blood vessels in the head causing nose to bleed.
Spent the entire time imagining lifting a car off his kids. Mind and body perfection and training for months.
Surely this will never be beat. Truly magnificent. Most small forklifts nowadays can’t lift what Eddie just did. And he’s a human! 💪🏻💪🏻😎😎😎😘
This is not the world record, not even close. In April of 2006 not only
did my ex-wife lift my house right from under me but she walked away
with it.
Meh. The divorce lawyer spotted her.
Yeaah... I think, I saw that comment earlier. Bad, bad.
Thats half a ton! Its getting difficult to get my head around it..
swapnesh4u Its actually over half a ton 1100+ pounds.
@@LetsGoForAPoke 500kg is exactly half a metric ton/tonne
Shkadoom He said ‘That’s half a ton!’ A ton is 2000 lbs. He didn’t say metric ton, he said ton. A ton = 2000 lbs. A metric ton = 2204.6 pounds. Thus, it’s MORE than half a ton, and EQUAL to half a METRIC TON.
joakim burman It’s not being a smart ass when it’s two different measurements douche. People could learn the difference before commenting. There’s an idea!
@@LetsGoForAPoke I appreciate the info! "
Who in the hell would downvote this lol. The man just lifted a honda civic off the ground. Respect. I love The Beast.
I don't believe the downvote is for the AMAZING FEAT but rather the camera work. I'm sure the camera person did the best they could. But honestly😕
Nonetheless, it was great seeing this. Thanks so much for the video!
Man I’m so happy that everything worked out for Eddie and his wife! Guy nearly died pursuing his dream and he managed to pull it off. What a guy!!!
Eliud Kipchoge ran a marathon in under 2 hrs to prove that it's possible but hasn't managed to do so in a race. Because doing it in a competition is infinitely more difficult. That's why Halfthor's attempt simply is invalid. This is the true record.
who else felt the excitement the chills run thru them as he lifted that shit!!!
3:33 is that sebastian oreb?
*thor has left the chat* 😂
Wtf is that
his appearance legit changed from that time to now
Eddie's wife looks so worried. He's not concern about the world record but her husband's safety..that's pure Love!
Hardest part of this deadlift is getting it off the floor, this man defys gravity and rips it off.
Pritchett looked like he wished Eddie to failed fail that insane world record
Absolute monster
I see drama, I see love, I see emotions.... But in the end, I see a man fighting himself and breaking barriers by just doing it!
This will never get old
He says that the symptoms he had after lifting this was very similar to a concussion. Bleeding from the nose/ ears. Memory loss. Dizziness
Back when Eddie was strong fat instead of ripped fat
lol
Lmao
Like he aint strong now? Btw who cares in which state he is, anyway he needed to lose fat cuz it might have killed him in the near future if he would still be that size
@@honcho4329 oh he's strong but he had to lose muscle mass as well as fat too to even be healthy so therefore he is weaker
My favorite moment in strength sports
you know some say reaching space was the greatest achievement humans have made. some say technology, some say mathematics, but those can all be learned over time with books. this? you can't just learn this. you have to earn this. congratulations Eddie. you've made history
Much respect to Eddie!
Just to remind. He did this in a competition after already lifting over 1000 pounds and was totally body shot. His body was probably telling him not to do it in all sorts of ways, but he was the worlds strongest man!
i believe this will stand for at least a decade!
Not only did he lift the 500kg he held it up for 10 seconds
I ve seen this thousand times and everytime i get a goosebump in my neck and i am cheering everytime so loud :)
What a great achievement !
And this is the Best Cameraman i have been seen in my whole life
Awesome crowd that day. Unbelievable lift!
This guy made it possible , so emotional moment, the crowd was very supportive
Eddie the typa guy to carry his car home when it breaks down
Imma do this shit natty see yall in 20 years
🤣🤣🤣
Abd. T Juliano 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@zachlegrand7820 laugh all you want i already reach a half way from 500kg XD
After watching the interview with Eddie at london real, watching the scene at 3:23 feels so different. it's crazy
Greatest lift I’ve ever seen. Check out the mental prep he did before hand. Thinking about it while watching the lift is truly incredible
4:00 "That is off the scale, 500 Grams"
The Greatest lift ever
Totally agree fam
@@alvaroguerra3627 what about 1200 kg stone lifting up to his upper chest level and walk of 10 metres
@@player8473 my personal and others opinion on "the best lift" yours may be different buddy
@@alvaroguerra3627 ok
@TheFunnyManHQ lol have you seen pictures of The Great Gama? he looks like a pencil compared to any of the WSMs today
Wow!! Anything is possible if you can believe
What people underestimate is how strong Eddie is mentally.
simon bloomer ummm I don’t think so...
Then he should lift 1200 kg stone up to his upper chest level and walk 10 metres
Seeing how eddie is such a goofy guy, it gives me chills seeing him in beast mode like this.
0:54 when Eddie hall is looking to get hydrated shit is getting serious as fuck
If or when Eddie halls 500 kg deadlift is broken, Eddie will always be known for the first man in history to lift 500 kg off the floor. 💪
THE BEAST ain't just any other nickname. 😈💯
A lot of smaller, lesser known guys have came along and pulled 500Kg since this date. Both with sumo form and conventional form. However, Eddie was the first to EVER do it. The man that showed the world it was possible. Perennial inspiration.
A lot of people can now play Eddie Van Halen's guitar riffs. But, did they write the riffs? Nah 😉 Hope you get my point.
No-one else has managed it in competition which is why Eddie still holds the record
About to attempt my first 100kg bench press, I can always rely on this video to get me into the mindset
Anyone else think he could’ve done more than 500 kilos?
Lifting 500 kgs. Impossible is nothing. Kudos Eddie
He will make excellent body guard
Jerry Pritchett seems like he can't believe it at 3:03 (right side) 😂
He had extra motivation, he placed a large bet on himself to complete the lift. He made enough off that bet to retire and concentrate more on his health and family.
2.4M views. I'm probably responsible for about 400,000 of them.
This will always be the most special deadlift record.
It’s even more crazy when you realize he was hypnotized when he did this lift.
how was he hypnotized
@someluckygiraffe1040 he trained his brain so that he could imagine he was lifting a car or his son or something and when people are lifting stuff of like children or family members there is incredible feats of strength achieved
@@DeeneYT damn
That shot of the lift behind Bills ear is epic. Hall held it for 3 count. History.
When Eddie lifted this he was absolutely enormous at pretty much 200kg at 6’2
195kg
Morbidly obese. Yet he could lift himself plus 500 whereas some people can't even lift themselves at that weight
This lift has become legendary and rightfully so.
The people who didn't see Eddie train going into this event are going to be quite surprised to see what happens in the ring against hafthor
to see how your wife looks at you in your moment and to care and see if your alright, keep her forever my friend.
I don't know why but this made me, a 40 year old, big bearded lifting dude, cry.
This is the most massive feat of strenght in human history. That Clip Should be sent in to space to prove aliens you can't fuck with humans
One of the greatest achievements of mankind
Its not just the lift its how much he fought for it.
Any other strongman would drop the weights after a clean lift. Only a Beast will hold it and give the fans an head nod.
Foooking hell 500 kg
I'll be 19 next February I can deadlift 310kgs I'm 126kg but my country don't support this I wish I was in UK or usa
Best presentation of huge weight lifting that I have seen.
Wow seeing that clip of his wife was powerful. Watching all that worry and then when it comes back to her you can tell how proud she is of him
The look on Alexandra's face shows she knew he was about half a second away from death. He got it up easy, but holding it... We almost lost the greatest deadlifter of all time
Wow! AWESOME! You are a Awesome man! Thanks for sharing! Live strong!
Who is the first man to lift 500 kg - the beast
You can first 501 but it never 500 and never it will feels lik this
Those that say, don't pull;
And those who pull, don't say.
They pull
Idk man. This is way more epic than Thor’s lift. The energy behind it is crazy