@@uncanaldeentretenimiento9918 I swear after that knee injury he’s just not the same. I’m hoping it’s just a mental thing and he’s a bit nervous to push like he used too
I have watched this live and made couple of videos myself, I can assure the athmosphere was smth else, truly legendary, this is why the championships must be organized in countries where the sport is popular.
I like how hyped the crowd was. At the same time it's just occurred to me that I haven't seen an interview of Lasha or the other lifters. I also think that just as we see gymnasts, track athletes swimmers, soccer players, football players and basketball players on the cover of magazines and on cereal boxes that same energy should go towards weightlifters. They put just as much effort, discipline and dedication into being the best they can be as any other athlete does. I'm not dissing any other athlete. I'm just saying I'd like to see weightlifters get the same recognition.
To the general uneducated public these aren't athletes, just walking tubs of lard. People want to see bulging biceps, pecs, six packs and veins. Maybe then lifters in lighter weight categories? Sure why not?
@@thorthewolf8801 one day, he will lose. Entropy and injuries will eventually claim him, as they do everyone. And that will not change the fact that he is the greatest weightlifter ever by a stupid margin. It just means one day, we'll see new faces and talent take their spot on the podium as well.
@@jmcsquared18 the alternate possibility being lasha totaling 500 at paris and retiring right there with his third olympic gold alongside other legends
@@kathirpagalavan6448 I just don't think that Lasha is gonna total 500. Just mathematically, it's not gonna happen. Lasha struggled on his 267 clean and jerk (it initially got two reds before the jury gave it back to him). If he one day snatches even 230, which would be completely mind boggling, he'd need to hit 270 on the clean and jerk to get to 500. If he doesn't snatch north of 225, it'd need to be 275 or more. That'd be the heaviest attempt ever, not just make, if he did make it. Now that he's suffered an injury, despite how he's still the best ever, he might be at his peak. Just raking in golds at this point, he'll eventually get 9 gold totals, or maybe double digit golds, which would be a historic first. But a 500 total seems out of reach now imo.
@@jmcsquared18 maybe you aren't up to date, despite his injury he recovered well and seems to be in phenomenal shape, I think being the strongest he ever was, he is already doing 250 CJ and 210 snatches while in training, I dont understand why people like you are always throwing doubt and shade twords these men, not too long ago many thought what Lasha already accomplished to be impossible as well, and yet here we are
its crazy, 1st place is a top athlete that is in the prime of his years, he is a genetic freak that comes once every couple of decades or so with enough pure will and dedication to move mountains and he looks like my dad
I feel like the men’s 89kg category? I like watching the 73s because speed and technique are more important when you’re that light, and in the 96kg weight class the jerks overhead are strong AF
There is something in the water in Georgia, for pure power, no country on the planet compares. If i ever have q kid, hopefully a son, im gonna find me a Georgian wife maybe Kazakhstan, they strong af too
Weightlifting house is tomorrows Ironmind. I hope WH stays around for many years to come. When my sons can understand the sport they will be indoctrinated here!
Goddamn, I wish the same amount of crowd as well here in my country when It comes to olympic weightlifting. Too bad the sport still stays in the shadows of the mainstream sports in PH.
@@PowBro Im from philippines. Despite the gold medal we got from tokyo olympics, the increase in popularity of weightlifting here is insignificant.. feels like the win was just a temporary and the moment of excitement was a glimpse, and the spotlight was always in other popular sports especially basketball (fact: they were recently eliminated in fiba world cup lmao, their huge investment was literally put to waste)
@@CJHan Eddie Hall at his heaviest was 197kg, Brian Shaw was 213kg. Those guys were not out of shape, and same goes for these lifters to. They are not out of shape, and they are healthy in different ways.
@@RonM. They're not out of shape but they are in no way shape or form healthy. They're doing high dose anabolics and carrying an absurd amount of mass which makes their heart constantly work in overdrive in addition to all the other issues like sleep apnoea, arythmias etc that come at that bodyweight.. The athleticism, the strength is incredible and admirable, but they're all trading years off their life in persuit of it.
For those of you guys who compete, do you know why they use that ice pack on the back of their necks? I can imagine it helps cyclists, or athletes running out in the heat, but does it help that much when weightlifting?
It's crazy how small Caucasus region got all 3 top spots, in European championship... I keep seeing Caucasus people, especially Georgians, winning this sport very often. Like, is it because of natural selection, in past 10k, caused by living in mountainous region? favoring ones that lift heavy rocks? or why are two 3M population nations better than whole European competitors? (and whole world too, from what I see, they even get top spots in world championships, again, especially Georgians)
I have asked this question many times on this channel, but still no answer. I love Lasha and what he does, but why does he have so much gut. Does it not interfere with the bar? Would he not be better if he was a little thinner in the gut area and maybe a little more cardio fit?
He wouldn't be able to carry as much muscle mass if he was concerend with losing weight. His goal is to carry as much muscle mass as possible, and if extra fat comes along with that it's ok. The cardiovascular demands of the sport are extremely low.
Awesome! Lasha is overweight, even for +109kg class. That much belly weight is very dangerous for his health. I would strongly suggest he gets blood work done immediately. I can almost guarantee there will be some serious issues when that blood lab comes back. Amazing lifter, but at this point in his life, he is literally in a lot of pain, just not worth it.
He’s literally the best in the world at his sport and likely uses large dosages of anabolics… of course he has doctors monitoring his health and bloodwork is standard for anyone on gear.
I'm pretty new to Weightlifting so forgive the stupid question, but why was Lasha so completely out of breath? I get that it's a maximal effort lift but he was panting still 3 minutes after the lift which seems really weird to me. Did he have any issues going into this with conditioning or something? And do weightlifters do any GPP? Just curious, not trying to make fun or anything here, dude's a beast.
Yes, he has confirmed that he has a minor heart issue previously and recently his condition has been worsening. His body can only support so much mass so I hope he retires soon for the sake of his health. No human should be at 180kg, even for his frame, but that's the sacrifice he's made to get to this level.
Steroids fuck up your heart, being very obese is hard on your heart, combine these two things with the absolutely enormous amount of energy it takes to move the weight he does, and this is where you land. Makes me concerned that his heavier lifts come from higher doses compared to the other athletes though. I'm not concerned with use if every one is on similar amounts, but if one athlete finds a way to skate by with heavier usage it's bad for the sport.
@@noncog1 That sucks, these sports really need to take this issue seriously, I lost hope in Bodybuilding because it'll take Mr Olympia dying on stage for them to do something. Guess this is the same everywhere, viewership and money > athlete's health
Nice to see a super not use a belt. I couldn't think of one before this video but this gives me inspiration as a SHW. I feel like belts are cheating :)
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There's just something about legendary, world-class athleticism that never gets old to watch, plain and simple.
True that
competition?
You don't say?
@@marekKulczykno Russia, no competition
@@zloidooraque0you mean doping?
Lalayan hitting that 250 in front of a home crowd is perfect
He’s a unit but idk if he can catch lasha
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And lasha is always first right😅
1st is Talahadze!!
all times… after lalayan, babayan, pashinyan…
I’m Turkish son this didn’t impress me in the slightest
Watching lasha lifting these incredible weights while tired is crazy. He’s usually wayyy more explosive I didn’t even hear his feet smack the ground
He was injured several times and his peak is ending.
500 seems to far away...
@@uncanaldeentretenimiento9918 I swear after that knee injury he’s just not the same. I’m hoping it’s just a mental thing and he’s a bit nervous to push like he used too
Lasha walk in looks like he reluctantly is entering his in-laws home.
I have watched this live and made couple of videos myself, I can assure the athmosphere was smth else, truly legendary, this is why the championships must be organized in countries where the sport is popular.
This is the live stream that weightlifting needs!! Great job seb
I like how hyped the crowd was. At the same time it's just occurred to me that I haven't seen an interview of Lasha or the other lifters. I also think that just as we see gymnasts, track athletes swimmers, soccer players, football players and basketball players on the cover of magazines and on cereal boxes that same energy should go towards weightlifters. They put just as much effort, discipline and dedication into being the best they can be as any other athlete does. I'm not dissing any other athlete. I'm just saying I'd like to see weightlifters get the same recognition.
I would say swim is pretty underrepresented too, most people only recognize micheal phelps.
To the general uneducated public these aren't athletes, just walking tubs of lard.
People want to see bulging biceps, pecs, six packs and veins.
Maybe then lifters in lighter weight categories? Sure why not?
I’m late to this discussion, but I think there’s a huge language barrier with these lifters
Their golden era was 1960-70s, in terms of media attention and admiration by public. Read Yuri Vlasov’s book “Justice of strength”.
7 straight European championships, what a beast!
even more impressive, 7 straight world championship golds and 2 straight olympic golds
Lasha is another level
@@helterskelter416 now 3 Olympic medals
Don't you love it when a crowd just cheers everyone? 😊
as an amateur powerlifter, the best thing about going to competitions/meets
is that everyone, including your competition is cheering for you
Beautiful camera work. Well done.
So good I didn't even think to question it, ig that is the goal with these events, props to the team fr
Can't wait to see Gor and Lalayan go at it against Lasha again. Those two are brutal, getting better every time they compete.
At the same time, I dont want Lasha to be beaten!
@@thorthewolf8801 one day, he will lose. Entropy and injuries will eventually claim him, as they do everyone.
And that will not change the fact that he is the greatest weightlifter ever by a stupid margin. It just means one day, we'll see new faces and talent take their spot on the podium as well.
@@jmcsquared18 the alternate possibility being lasha totaling 500 at paris and retiring right there with his third olympic gold alongside other legends
@@kathirpagalavan6448 I just don't think that Lasha is gonna total 500.
Just mathematically, it's not gonna happen. Lasha struggled on his 267 clean and jerk (it initially got two reds before the jury gave it back to him). If he one day snatches even 230, which would be completely mind boggling, he'd need to hit 270 on the clean and jerk to get to 500. If he doesn't snatch north of 225, it'd need to be 275 or more. That'd be the heaviest attempt ever, not just make, if he did make it.
Now that he's suffered an injury, despite how he's still the best ever, he might be at his peak. Just raking in golds at this point, he'll eventually get 9 gold totals, or maybe double digit golds, which would be a historic first. But a 500 total seems out of reach now imo.
@@jmcsquared18 maybe you aren't up to date, despite his injury he recovered well and seems to be in phenomenal shape, I think being the strongest he ever was, he is already doing 250 CJ and 210 snatches while in training, I dont understand why people like you are always throwing doubt and shade twords these men, not too long ago many thought what Lasha already accomplished to be impossible as well, and yet here we are
The quality of the camera work and the video recorded is top notch.
Fantastic production. Thought this was a repost of a cable television event. Outstanding work team!!
Лаша молодец некогда не прыгает,не дёргается,поднял,бросил,и пощёл,по кавказский,увожаю его,салам из чечни!
Felt like he was lifting a free bar..Smooooooth....!!🔥🔥❤
Amazing, isn’t it? Not only does he do it, but he makes it look effortless!
@@benoitpellet1657 Exactly!! Determination and some motivation can make you achieve amazing feats!! Such beauty!!❤❤❤
Lasha's belly is incredible!
It is very strong
It's a power belly, it can bump you into oblivion
It’s very impressive. Dude is built like a father of 5 that operates forklifts for a living and crushes a 6 pack of tall boys everyday after work.
its crazy, 1st place is a top athlete that is in the prime of his years, he is a genetic freak that comes once every couple of decades or so with enough pure will and dedication to move mountains and he looks like my dad
Mens 109+ and womens 49 are the two most exciting weight classes
I feel like the men’s 89kg category? I like watching the 73s because speed and technique are more important when you’re that light, and in the 96kg weight class the jerks overhead are strong AF
Can’t wait to see the -49s
❤ცოცხალი ლეგენდა, საქართველოს სიამაყე
very nice picture quality, thank you, fun to watch.🙏🙏🙏🙏
Still crazy to think that Ilya hit most of these numbers as a 105
Even crazier to think that Yury Zakharevich basically did hit these numbers as a 110, 210 snatch 250.5 clean and jerk
And the mutual respect and camaraderie is awesome to see
i watched this live and was amazing, the Martyrosian lift, the 3rd Lalayan attempt, and the best fucking crowd in weightlifting world, simply amazing
And Lasha's majestic belly jiggle
Живая Легенда , БРАВО тебя ЛАША, Гордость Грузинского Народа ❤❤❤
These 3 guys look like they could be brothers.
There is something in the water in Georgia, for pure power, no country on the planet compares. If i ever have q kid, hopefully a son, im gonna find me a Georgian wife maybe Kazakhstan, they strong af too
🐐 crowd
Thank you
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Speak English we're in America 🦅🦅🔥🔥🔥🦅🔥🔥
@@kdu7ehskeowlajეს ლაშას ანუ მეფის ენაა !!! შენ ილაპარაკე ქართულად !!!
Another wh video. Love to see it
Weightlifting house is tomorrows Ironmind. I hope WH stays around for many years to come. When my sons can understand the sport they will be indoctrinated here!
these big boys look happy
If the quality and edit of this video is an indicator of the things to come at Weightlifting House… holy f**k 😍😍
My testosterone reached supraphysiological levels just by watching these gentlemen.
Awesome video editing Seb
Looks easy for lasha
Lashas belly getting huge!
His belly arrives to the platform minutes before he does 🤭😎
No worry’s , he can menage
human beings are amazing
Great title
Rest time needs to be longer.
Lasha❤🇬🇪
At the 2017 jr worlds Simon Martyrosian had 246 to arms length while weighing around 110 kgs barely qualifyng for the supers category
amazing video quality!
Goddamn, I wish the same amount of crowd as well here in my country when It comes to olympic weightlifting. Too bad the sport still stays in the shadows of the mainstream sports in PH.
What country are you from?
@@PowBro Im from philippines. Despite the gold medal we got from tokyo olympics, the increase in popularity of weightlifting here is insignificant.. feels like the win was just a temporary and the moment of excitement was a glimpse, and the spotlight was always in other popular sports especially basketball (fact: they were recently eliminated in fiba world cup lmao, their huge investment was literally put to waste)
lasha still a beast
Wow. This looks gorgeous. Will the Worlds stream (or on demand) be in 4K/50fps as well?
Absolute Legends!
WTF Lalyan: no belt, no wrist wraps, no knee wraps...? 😨
Lasha didnt break his own world record
This was wonderful to see!!
Can’t wait for WLH covering next worlds.
Forget Messi. Lasha is the King 👍🇬🇧
The stage is looking sick
I am looking forward for the olympics. Its not gonna be easy for Lasha this time.
Look at that majestic power belly jiggle
😂😂
can you imagine if lasha decided to train for strongmen competition
i hope toychyyev is at worlds. he has become my favorite lifter. i love his emotions!
He brings the party 🎉
Have there been any major Lasha health updates? Is he return back to his peak form?
Is Lasha okay? I know he's a big boy but his cardio seems like it's next level terrible.
Man weighs 175kg, that is not healthy.
@@CJHan Eddie Hall at his heaviest was 197kg, Brian Shaw was 213kg. Those guys were not out of shape, and same goes for these lifters to. They are not out of shape, and they are healthy in different ways.
@@RonM. They're not out of shape but they are in no way shape or form healthy. They're doing high dose anabolics and carrying an absurd amount of mass which makes their heart constantly work in overdrive in addition to all the other issues like sleep apnoea, arythmias etc that come at that bodyweight.. The athleticism, the strength is incredible and admirable, but they're all trading years off their life in persuit of it.
Massive gut on him...must do literally 0 cardio and drink beer all the time.
@@RonanThomasThat gut can bump you into oblivion, though
I think that I am strong because I can deadlift 220kg. These freaks are on another level.
i mean ur still strong
the fact ur not one of the best doesn't mean you're not good
His gone be fine
I have yet to see a crowd lift weights
Why are the rest times so short??
Very good watching....
Light weight!
영상 퀄리티 미쳤다ㄷㄷ 유럽선수권이 이정도인데 이번 오일머니 바른 사우디 경기장은 어떨지 기대가 되네요
Go back to china buddy 🦅🦅🔥🦅🦅🔥🦅🔥🦅
"He is a bit winded, but he's always a but winded"
I feel like i would want the crowd roaring the whole time but maybe that's just me
For those of you guys who compete, do you know why they use that ice pack on the back of their necks? I can imagine it helps cyclists, or athletes running out in the heat, but does it help that much when weightlifting?
Most athletes in general can't even deadlift this amount of weight. What a glorious man.
"doesn't wear a belt; these larger athletes have built up one of their own, I suppose" lol
It's crazy how small Caucasus region got all 3 top spots, in European championship... I keep seeing Caucasus people, especially Georgians, winning this sport very often. Like, is it because of natural selection, in past 10k, caused by living in mountainous region? favoring ones that lift heavy rocks? or why are two 3M population nations better than whole European competitors? (and whole world too, from what I see, they even get top spots in world championships, again, especially Georgians)
Yeah, something about mountain people...also Levan Saginashvili (world champion armwrestler) is from Georgia
Team Armenia winning the medal competition in European championships is the most ordinary thing in weightlifting
LAŚA, 👍👍.
No belt n wrist straps for lalayan?
The guy is so much bigger, how is that even fair
Nobody evers said it was 😉
Высокий рост Ето Не преимущество..надо поднять Снаряд на 2.40 см
летчик, я там так хохотался)))))
Спасибо!
2:30 I though there was no way
And this, my friends, is why there are male and female sports categories.
I have asked this question many times on this channel, but still no answer. I love Lasha and what he does, but why does he have so much gut. Does it not interfere with the bar?
Would he not be better if he was a little thinner in the gut area and maybe a little more cardio fit?
He wouldn't be able to carry as much muscle mass if he was concerend with losing weight. His goal is to carry as much muscle mass as possible, and if extra fat comes along with that it's ok. The cardiovascular demands of the sport are extremely low.
Also when he was younger (I mean around twenty years old) he was thinner, so he learnt step by step how to deal with his belly.
Like the commentator.."this is very, very heavy."
Armenia ❤❤
These are giant men.
very entertaining
Awesome! Lasha is overweight, even for +109kg class. That much belly weight is very dangerous for his health. I would strongly suggest he gets blood work done immediately. I can almost guarantee there will be some serious issues when that blood lab comes back. Amazing lifter, but at this point in his life, he is literally in a lot of pain, just not worth it.
He’s literally the best in the world at his sport and likely uses large dosages of anabolics… of course he has doctors monitoring his health and bloodwork is standard for anyone on gear.
I'm pretty new to Weightlifting so forgive the stupid question, but why was Lasha so completely out of breath? I get that it's a maximal effort lift but he was panting still 3 minutes after the lift which seems really weird to me. Did he have any issues going into this with conditioning or something? And do weightlifters do any GPP? Just curious, not trying to make fun or anything here, dude's a beast.
Yes, he has confirmed that he has a minor heart issue previously and recently his condition has been worsening. His body can only support so much mass so I hope he retires soon for the sake of his health. No human should be at 180kg, even for his frame, but that's the sacrifice he's made to get to this level.
Steroids fuck up your heart, being very obese is hard on your heart, combine these two things with the absolutely enormous amount of energy it takes to move the weight he does, and this is where you land. Makes me concerned that his heavier lifts come from higher doses compared to the other athletes though. I'm not concerned with use if every one is on similar amounts, but if one athlete finds a way to skate by with heavier usage it's bad for the sport.
@@noncog1 That sucks, these sports really need to take this issue seriously, I lost hope in Bodybuilding because it'll take Mr Olympia dying on stage for them to do something. Guess this is the same everywhere, viewership and money > athlete's health
Mono,!!!!🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪❤🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪
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❤❤❤❤😊
🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
Unbelievable human
These dude should get at least 5 min rest before lifts. lol I take 8 min between sets doing squats, which compared to these dudes looks like nothing
Армяни молодцы
Not super familiar with weightlifting meets, what is making the sound like a lot of camera shutters? ….is it cameras? 😅
Yep
that stomach deserves it lol
Nice to see a super not use a belt. I couldn't think of one before this video but this gives me inspiration as a SHW. I feel like belts are cheating :)
I'm always just expecting the bar and weight too fall on them
Ok ok fine Seb im buying worlds stream…