steroidsR4losers oh fuck off. Do you not understand that they are trying to break human limits. You shouldn't just strip them away from their achievements just because they take roids. They have unbelievable work ethic, train as hard and even harder than natty powerlifters dumbass so if they stopped taking roids and did powerlifting they would be great powerlifters too. I would never take roids because i care about my health but fuck off and fuck you if you are gonna disrespect these people and their achievements just because they take roids. Go fuck yourself
Just imagine the savagery , Picking up a weight no one else can , having the referee tell you that you can put it down and just thinking to yourself "Na imma hold this here for everyone to see"
@David Hernandez He was indeed injured. He talks about it on podcasts. He shouldn't have held it for that long after he lifted it. That did most of the damage to his body. He couldn't remember his wife's name for a few weeks in the aftermath besides his brain bleeding.
All I can remember is when Eddie pulled 500, next Monday at my gym, there was an unprecedented long line at the deadlifting platform, a place where people mostly used to do bicep curls before because it has a mirror. Everyone did deadlifts and a couple of people who had never done them before got stuck with them. The world becomes a better place when you start to deadlift.
@@Mister008Gaming Naw,Ed has proven to be stronger in the gym and out. Big Z is stronger though. Or was. He's kinda training for health now. In order it's Big Z,Eddie,Thor,Shaw,and the rest..Not hard to prove if you need me to
I'd say Jerry, Benni, Eddie and Shaw are the 4 best in the world and dependent on weather they have a good day or not are good for 465-500 each. It's crazy because 2 years ago even 465 was unthinkable, now there's at least 4 that can do it...
Let's not forget though than Benni has pulled a 1015 lb raw deadlift with no suit, straps, hitching etc. Just a singlet, belt, and a pair of socks. An argument can still be made he's the greatest deadlifter ever.
I watched the interview about this and he said that the only way he could be able to lift 500kg is if he thought of his kids trapped in a car and he had to push the car off. Because when kids are trapped in a car, people gain unspeakable amounts of adrenaline to push the car off and it makes those people stronger than people like Eddie Hall! Insane shit.
Yeah that was just a nice story, not much truth to it though Eddie Hall simply had the strength to do it 465kg truly looked like a warm-up. The other two were pretty close too, they were good for 480-485kg probably.
@@Patatmetmayo Eddie said he was working with psychologists to help him figure out how to get him to a place in his mind, he has never gone before. Part of that was going with a situation where his kids were trapped. You will die trying to save your kids. So the OP is 100% correct.
@@72Dexter72Manley72 Yeah I've listened to Eddie saying that, and I think it's bullshit. He was ready to pull 500kg on his own and the trapped kids thing is just a nice story to tell the world afterwards. I don't believe for a second he was able to unlock that kind of strength for real, and I don't think it's possible to use it outside of actual life threatening situations. If it was it would be used and harnessed already in competitions, and Eddie could have pulled 800kg because when a mother can lift a car when her kids are trapped Eddie could lift much more in such a situation. 500kg was a phenomenal lift for sure but he simply had it in him, no crazy psychological tricks needed. It's just a nice story.
@@Patatmetmayo It's cool Man, all I can say is. He did it first and it is on video. To me I don't care how he did it. I won't say anyone is lying about that because WE have not done it.
Jerry doesn't look like he has the leg drive that the other guys have. He's strong as a bear, I'm just saying his legs don't seem to be as stable as Eddie or Benny.
do u know what happend to him after he went backstage? he nearly died I dont think that eddie wants to repeat that, also he pulled out of strongman now.
so: more about Eddie Hall: born 1988, height 190, weight 185 kg, retired one year after this competition, has rare genetic mutation that causes myostatin-related muscular hypertrophy. Other (undisclosed) health problems forced his retirement. Since he was successful competitive swimmer as teenager, he would be quite slim back then. So- risking his life for legendary achievement 500 kg dead lift, by (most likely) very unhealthy eating and supplementing, that's the price you pay in modern world to become a sport legend.
6:05 it looks like Benni started his lift too early and on his toes. He tried a second time with the bar closer to his shins but that never works in a deadlift.
Eddie was in a exhibition boxing match against a much smaller guy not too long ago. He's obviously stronger than any man in the ring, but he gassed out quickly. He did shove the guy across the ring on accident though. If it were MMA, he probably could have bear hugged the guy to death.
420 465 then to do 500 in with a half a hour that's some going. If I came to do one lift and to have that extra energy he could of lifted 510 in my opinion
Yes but you can't really lift up 500 by walking in and then out. He needed to get into the _zone_ and some "warm-up" lifts helped him getting there. At least imo.
A rush in oxygen supply will be do more harm than good, so letting the body self adjust back to normal is better. Just like the "take a slip of water when you are dead thirsty in the desert than drown yourself to cure the thirst."
@@htckylin Thank You for your reply. Still, in the NFL you see athletes using some% of additional oxygen when (presumably) recovering on the sidelines. I'll dig around some more. There is no limit to things that I do not know. ;-)
Putting it simple, sport athletes like NFL players have larger cardio capacity on average than the average person; even Eddie. So NFL players body not just able to handle an oxygen rush but also can distribute it more efficiently.
@@alilacherruse It's not a matter of decreased oxygen. When you move heavy weight, your blood pressure spikes. Your body responds, trying to reach homeostasis. When you're relieved of the weight, the incredible spike goes down, but your body is still compensating for it. As such, it actually overcompensates at that moment, and your blood pressure drops significantly. It's this drop in blood pressure that causes you to become dizzy or light-headed, or even pass out during the downward motion of many lifts, like when you lose significant blood through injury or donation. Edit: In Hall's case, however, I'm pretty sure he had hemorrhaging and a concussion from the blood pressure spike itself. Absolutely incredible lift, but it was taxing as well.
Да уж такой спорт мне кажется уже точно не для здоровья. я становую делаю. с моим весок 89. делаю 130 кг. не не раз.. но . иногда чувствую что давление давит.. тут реально кровь из носа идет. сердце мотор штангиста. пипец..
On a deadlift? Or just 40kg objects? Because on a deadlift, its basically the very starting point for most people. Not trying to talk you down, just being realistic. If you were talking about deadlifts, I suggest you just keep training, and you will notice you can quickly become stronger than you ever thought you could have been (probably not on the level of these guys though lol). Good luck training mate!
Eddie is the deadlift king, more like the emperor.
He almost put the "dead" in deadlift.
nice
steroidsR4losers fuck off
steroidsR4losers I'm all about being natural but this is STRONGMAN. Not some sport you can do as a natty
steroidsR4losers oh fuck off. Do you not understand that they are trying to break human limits. You shouldn't just strip them away from their achievements just because they take roids. They have unbelievable work ethic, train as hard and even harder than natty powerlifters dumbass so if they stopped taking roids and did powerlifting they would be great powerlifters too. I would never take roids because i care about my health but fuck off and fuck you if you are gonna disrespect these people and their achievements just because they take roids. Go fuck yourself
steroidsR4losers fuck
Just imagine the savagery , Picking up a weight no one else can , having the referee tell you that you can put it down and just thinking to yourself "Na imma hold this here for everyone to see"
1:22
Shape of Eddie was IDENTICALLY the same as that symbol man behind him!
Even the bend of the bar was totally identical!
He looked like the guy in Doom when you have 11% health
Lmao
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
He actually says: Get off me!! at 2:10
I don’t think anybody would wanna disagree with him
Lol you see how fast they moved too
@David Hernandez He was in and out of consciousness and they asked him you alright? He said "ya!" then "get off me!"
@David Hernandez When your incoherent your personality will kick in. He is viking after all
@David Hernandez He was indeed injured. He talks about it on podcasts. He shouldn't have held it for that long after he lifted it. That did most of the damage to his body. He couldn't remember his wife's name for a few weeks in the aftermath besides his brain bleeding.
That was a great speech to Eddie. Wow. It was so humble
Eddie took the record, but equally amazing is what Benny said after his attempt. What a great guy.
All I can remember is when Eddie pulled 500, next Monday at my gym, there was an unprecedented long line at the deadlifting platform, a place where people mostly used to do bicep curls before because it has a mirror. Everyone did deadlifts and a couple of people who had never done them before got stuck with them. The world becomes a better place when you start to deadlift.
Haha, nice lie with that monday
@@radekvosol884 why
After three years, i have no idea
@@radekvosol884 you are right
Benny is such a good dude! Takes the time to congratulate Eddie Hall with his mic time. Just an amazing sport with even better sportsmanship.
didnt age well
I get goosbumps while watching this! Eddie is the strongest man to walk on the face of this planet! ♥️
Eddie Hall might not be the best Strongman, but he truly is the strongest man who ever walked
Nope
djaevulens Louis, Paul, Bill, and Žydrūnas are stronger. Brian and Hafþór are too (just not in terms of deadlifting).
@@Mister008Gaming Naw,Ed has proven to be stronger in the gym and out. Big Z is stronger though. Or was. He's kinda training for health now. In order it's Big Z,Eddie,Thor,Shaw,and the rest..Not hard to prove if you need me to
give eddie a little more height so he can support this much weight and he will no doubt be the strongest man that ever competed
@@Mister008Gaming
Eddie and his wife are so cute.
Benny Magnusson .... a gentlemen 👏👏👏
Bro I was looking for this comment what class he has bravo
7:53 No one is listening, Homie
well... youre not wrong
In the back round there where some bonds of steel
What a shame they didn't have a weight between 465 and 500. Magnusson and Pritchett probably both could've pulled 480 or 490.
I'd say Jerry, Benni, Eddie and Shaw are the 4 best in the world and dependent on weather they have a good day or not are good for 465-500 each. It's crazy because 2 years ago even 465 was unthinkable, now there's at least 4 that can do it...
What about Zydrunas?
Thouht the same. Don't think anyone will lift 500 in near future but some might have 460+ in the tank
So what, they still would have lost.
Let's not forget though than Benni has pulled a 1015 lb raw deadlift with no suit, straps, hitching etc. Just a singlet, belt, and a pair of socks. An argument can still be made he's the greatest deadlifter ever.
2:50 Imagine waking up in the middle of the night, going to the bathroom and seeing this face
Bro that would be really scary 😂😂😂😂😂
Chucky
I would shit myself!
Hes viking you can see it. Thats what people saw when they got raided. You can imagine..he tells about his viking roots n an nterview
you would get the heavy lifting effect
+ 500 to carry weight
I have trouble lifting 500lbs and he pulls 500kgs. Amazing!!!!
Oh shut up you cant lift 500 ounces!
99,9% of people cant even pull that man.
3Vimages he’s not lying. Check out his TH-cam dipshit
@@user-dw8jx2kr8d i cant see a vid of him deadlifting
@@911wasdonebyfukinturtles9 he said lift not deadlift
You can tell how emotional Benny was when he congratulated Eddie
Eddie Hall the best!!!respect man
Deadlift is the Eddie Hall King. Deadlift is the best Eddiehaller in the world.
surely this has to be the greatest competition of modern times..... so competitive to see so many lifting superstars at the top of their game
He is the king.. For all time💪 Eddie wrote history👆🔥
Benny Magnusson, what a great man!
When Deadlift goes to the gym, it trains to Eddie Hall.
Great sportsmanship from Benni
Eddie hall is DEADLIFT
Eddie Hall is dead if he continues this
I can't even do 500kg complete weight in a power lifting comp. This is amazing :o
All those guys in this competition are absolute beasts... Incredible!
Everytime when I deadlift my best I feel dead till I went to bed but this guy almost died lifting lol
love how they gave benni the third place trophy although he did the same as jerry
probably looked at bodyweight - benni was heavier
@@ptvideolibrary body weight and speed. Lift looked hardest for Benni, despite being the heaviest.
I belive it was because Benni pass a lift, while Jerry went for the three
If two have the same weight lifted the one with lower bodyweight is placed higher
Amazing i always loved weightlifting, it's a total body exercise
Eddie wife's so amazing
I watched the interview about this and he said that the only way he could be able to lift 500kg is if he thought of his kids trapped in a car and he had to push the car off. Because when kids are trapped in a car, people gain unspeakable amounts of adrenaline to push the car off and it makes those people stronger than people like Eddie Hall! Insane shit.
Yeah that was just a nice story, not much truth to it though Eddie Hall simply had the strength to do it 465kg truly looked like a warm-up. The other two were pretty close too, they were good for 480-485kg probably.
@@Patatmetmayo Eddie said he was working with psychologists to help him figure out how to get him to a place in his mind, he has never gone before.
Part of that was going with a situation where his kids were trapped. You will die trying to save your kids.
So the OP is 100% correct.
@@72Dexter72Manley72 Yeah I've listened to Eddie saying that, and I think it's bullshit. He was ready to pull 500kg on his own and the trapped kids thing is just a nice story to tell the world afterwards. I don't believe for a second he was able to unlock that kind of strength for real, and I don't think it's possible to use it outside of actual life threatening situations.
If it was it would be used and harnessed already in competitions, and Eddie could have pulled 800kg because when a mother can lift a car when her kids are trapped Eddie could lift much more in such a situation. 500kg was a phenomenal lift for sure but he simply had it in him, no crazy psychological tricks needed. It's just a nice story.
@@Patatmetmayo It's cool Man, all I can say is. He did it first and it is on video.
To me I don't care how he did it. I won't say anyone is lying about that because WE have not done it.
Eddie hall doesn't train deadlift.... Deadlift trains Eddie
Eddie hall is like final getsuga tensho of bleach...the bar and his body merge... He becomes the DEADLIFT
Looking at back at this so many times... I wonder how close would Jerry could have been if he didn't wait for 30+ minutes after Eddie's lift.
Jerry doesn't look like he has the leg drive that the other guys have. He's strong as a bear, I'm just saying his legs don't seem to be as stable as Eddie or Benny.
1:04 What a lift... Need cold air blowing on these guys.
Nice technique from Eddie Hall, as for the commentators what a couple of funny fellas.
@2:32 isa great 2 second clip
EDDIE HALL IS THE MAN!!! WOO!! GREAT LIFT! DO IT AGAIN! Love this! :P
do u know what happend to him after he went backstage? he nearly died I dont think that eddie wants to repeat that, also he pulled out of strongman now.
Glad you pulled through man..beyond awesome lift👍👍
so: more about Eddie Hall: born 1988, height 190, weight 185 kg, retired one year after this competition, has rare genetic mutation that causes myostatin-related muscular hypertrophy. Other (undisclosed) health problems forced his retirement. Since he was successful competitive swimmer as teenager, he would be quite slim back then. So- risking his life for legendary achievement 500 kg dead lift, by (most likely) very unhealthy eating and supplementing, that's the price you pay in modern world to become a sport legend.
500 kg,is 1100 lb.. wow respect 💪
Zharoon Zharoon .for him 2 more is nothing....
AMERICA#1 TRUMP 1102.5
6:05 it looks like Benni started his lift too early and on his toes.
He tried a second time with the bar closer to his shins but that never works in a deadlift.
YES,BUT 500 KG!!! ONLY THE ONE DO IT
Benny Magnison is awesome!!!
somebody: Hey, can you make 500 kg dea...
Hall: Yes
I can’t imagine trying to fight these guys. The moment they grab my ass it’s over you might as well tell my family I was hit by a truck
Eddie was in a exhibition boxing match against a much smaller guy not too long ago. He's obviously stronger than any man in the ring, but he gassed out quickly. He did shove the guy across the ring on accident though. If it were MMA, he probably could have bear hugged the guy to death.
respect !!! love you Eddie
2019 and Eddie is God Deadlift yet!!!
Magnuson is not 6'5 get yours fact straight Eddie Hall is 6'3 and Eddie Hall appears to be taller than Magnuson.
You are right, Magnuson is said to be 6 feet tall or a tad bit smaller, 182 or 183 cm.
Benni is 5'11
1 year later eddie hall is literally 6'0 or 6'1 that guy is just wearing shoes who make him look taller.
@@brucepower3429 Ed is 6'3 you nut ball
It said he was 1.83 meters on the graphic, which is equivalent to 6 feet even
To go up there, try and fail, and then congratulate eddie hall.... that takes courage. He at least had it off the ground too
420 465 then to do 500 in with a half a hour that's some going. If I came to do one lift and to have that extra energy he could of lifted 510 in my opinion
Yes but you can't really lift up 500 by walking in and then out. He needed to get into the _zone_ and some "warm-up" lifts helped him getting there. At least imo.
The best Eddie hall ! !
no colin he wasnt loving the moment ... He was hating it
i wanna be just like him
the boy with the fan
What an amazing feat i love that guy. He deserves it.
Реально круто! Поздравляю.
Why don't they have oxygen (if/when needed) for these athletes post lift?
Wouldn't it have been useful here?
I'm no expert, just curious?
A rush in oxygen supply will be do more harm than good, so letting the body self adjust back to normal is better. Just like the "take a slip of water when you are dead thirsty in the desert than drown yourself to cure the thirst."
@@htckylin Thank You for your reply. Still, in the NFL you see athletes using some% of additional oxygen when (presumably) recovering on the sidelines. I'll dig around some more. There is no limit to things that I do not know.
;-)
Putting it simple, sport athletes like NFL players have larger cardio capacity on average than the average person; even Eddie. So NFL players body not just able to handle an oxygen rush but also can distribute it more efficiently.
@@alilacherruse It's not a matter of decreased oxygen. When you move heavy weight, your blood pressure spikes. Your body responds, trying to reach homeostasis. When you're relieved of the weight, the incredible spike goes down, but your body is still compensating for it. As such, it actually overcompensates at that moment, and your blood pressure drops significantly. It's this drop in blood pressure that causes you to become dizzy or light-headed, or even pass out during the downward motion of many lifts, like when you lose significant blood through injury or donation.
Edit: In Hall's case, however, I'm pretty sure he had hemorrhaging and a concussion from the blood pressure spike itself. Absolutely incredible lift, but it was taxing as well.
That's a longgg lift... That 500kg. Once he locked, he just kept holding...
Anyone else think Eddie could’ve done 505 lol
@ What about 520?
@@xaptronic Theres a point where youre stronger than your body can handle. Ed reached that point
510
Any man dead lift by KG knows how hard is it to add 5 KG to your max
the man could have done 600, the weight wasnt an issue lol
Such a danger to the human body..... Aneurysms and brain hemorrhages, probably being a couple of the most frightening things, that could go wrong.
Would have been interesting to see his blood pressure during the lift!
500kg.....no word only amazing respect...
Effff. That’s mad. The lengths of strain is boundless.
Here after Eddie talked about it on London Real!
Respect Mr Hall
Class from magnusson
All hail to Thor the new world record holder.
Amazing its 1230 am such power
His goddam nose bleeding out...insane
Just incredible
He almost put the dead in the lift.
The brain has muscle too ^^
2:10 Eddie says get off me
Could the commentators sound less impressed by Hall's lift?
must have been the cheese cake for sure lol
Huge gesture from bennie
Eddie lifted 500kg like a slice of butter
bloggers put forth that those guys are on steroids. is that true?
Jerry Pritchett real monster ❤️
Could use some more excitement from the commentators...
02:46 the face .... whooooo ? whoooo can beat beat me ?!
1:20 epics moment
Benni was in a hurry. He could have done it, it came off the floor easily.
thats alot of weight. impressive
The best moment of this video is 1:22.
why didnt thor attempt it?
He knows his limits.
@@josefmadrona3606 didnt know he had any! haha
Jordan Carmichael Europe’s World Strongest man was coming up and he didn’t want to injure himself before then, I believe he won it too
@@proparmed183 ohhhhh makes sense thank you
Jordan Carmichael no problem man
500kg/1102 lbs is also the bench record
Ya but bench shirts add a hell of a lot more than a deadlift suit
great
lol why is the trophy pulling sumo!!!
Probably took a powerlifting trophy since they have more contests and therefore have more choice to offer.
Kinda sad ✌️
Watching this having bilingual inguinal hernia and wondering how is it even possible to lift so much kg’s??
2:48 👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Да уж такой спорт мне кажется уже точно не для здоровья. я становую делаю. с моим весок 89. делаю 130 кг. не не раз.. но . иногда чувствую что давление давит.. тут реально кровь из носа идет. сердце мотор штангиста. пипец..
It s a really impressive lift for sure but I cannot see if the legs are locked out
I could lift 40 kg. Hahahaha. I beliebed it was something until i saw these monsters.
Its verry weak mate
@@hironizer1332 who is to decide?.
keep working my brother, just betting our selfs not the others
On a deadlift? Or just 40kg objects? Because on a deadlift, its basically the very starting point for most people. Not trying to talk you down, just being realistic. If you were talking about deadlifts, I suggest you just keep training, and you will notice you can quickly become stronger than you ever thought you could have been (probably not on the level of these guys though lol). Good luck training mate!
@@henrynoone3595 average strength charts. Also common sense lol
1:14 Me doing 80kg
that was the most disappointing trophy ever.
Ali Kechoo it’s funny that the guy on the trophy is pulling sumo too😂
problem is there is zero money in this b/c the broader entertainment appeal is nil
I knew 3 lifters that died from heavy dead lifting. The cause was from a ruptured aorta.
Eber Jimenez thats why it’s deadlifting 😄
This people are up normal 😂😂😂😂 insane