"You had have to be world class to beat Mark Felix at the deadlift" *Big Z has entered the chat*

Nick nearly tearing up when talking to Cara about the support of family after winning loading race.Such a goodspirited man with a big heart.😁😁😁

How did Shahlaei turn into such a good deadlifter? I never would've expected him to beat Big Z AND Felix. He also did very well at the World Deadlift Championship at ESM.

28:13 "People say zat I am machine. Zey could be right" :D

I forgot to breath, Nick Best 😂😂🤣🤣🤣

I think it'd be hilarious to put a guy like me in competition (I'm a tiny wimp) for comedy. like during the truck pull I'd be trying to pull a golf cart and struggling at it 😆

@belasstrongestwarrior

2 жыл бұрын

Strongman is not an ego sport I'm sure they'd never do something like it

prety sure Z could have done that 7 rep if he had to ;)

Respect for Nick and Mark for keeping at it. Cool to see them in the same heat. Plus, Best and Shahlaei beating Big Z twice each! Didn't see that coming XD

I love me some Nick Best. He was very smart there in the loading race. I love strong men to not only use their muscles but the tool that makes the body move. The brain.

That smooth faced man sounds like Big Loz

Watching Big Z do the viking press is unreal. Real good demonstration of what a fucking monster that guy is. He could've done more, too.

@TheVanillatech

Жыл бұрын

fat Z is only good at static events most of the time he just does an impresson of a fish :o :| :o :| :ooooo

Thanks for uploading!

36:44 They say big fat bellies are useless... well... I think not !

Cara is taller than the competitors

Is it just me or are the announcer women really tall

@Batman-wv5ng

4 жыл бұрын

Savage Enforcer She’s 6’1.

That guy Le roux got the ears like satellite dish.

if that commentator mentions those black marks again.

Damn, reporter is really tall....

Steroids definately yes.who cares there is hard work too

@denwilson7278

5 жыл бұрын

You care or you wouldn't of mentioned it dick head

@JoKacX

5 жыл бұрын

arnevonjensen you clearly don’t know about the different types of steroids or the varied dosages if you believe that. They’re all on steroids you mug

36:44 Ouch!

14.30 wtf

not sure, are the heats contested on the same day? If not than those in the earlier heats should have an advantage having more rest. The lady is really tall or how long are those stilletossssssssssssssssssssss lol

@RoyalGrigsby

9 жыл бұрын

Yes they do everything over a three day period. They run one event at a time, with every heat competing that's involved in the event. Everyone does two events a day.

What a joke! Mark Felix is nowhere near 6'4"! Laurence Shahlei is taller than Felix and he is billed as 6'2", which is probably spot on. If you look at 40:25 you can clearly see how the 6'2" Shahlei is taller than Felix.

@Batman-wv5ng

4 жыл бұрын

HaulingHank 1984 Felix no more than 6’1.

why do i always see the most strongest men like Zydrunas Savickas in heat 4 is this part of the game or what??

@gabrielpichorim8191

4 жыл бұрын

I think the runner up is always in heat 1 and the champion in heat 4. Don't know why though

I was sitting here thinking, whose a good deadlifter? Lmao Eddie is of course.....

steroids or no?

@schnitzelferk

8 жыл бұрын

+Colin Boots Yes, but don't be fooled into thinking it is cheating. The discipline needed to eat 8-10k calories a day, every day, and train enough to be in the top 30 (The 99.999999th) percentile is fucking insane. Millions of men on the same steroids would get nowhere near there level. The drugs do work, but the hard work gets them to a level roided gym rats will never see.

@colinboots8694

8 жыл бұрын

schnitzelferk i suppose if eveyone else is doing it 2 then its not cheating. however i strongly believe that they are cheating themselves. and taking drugs and abusing your body so that you look and feel like shit by the time you hit 60 isnt my idea of success

@schnitzelferk

8 жыл бұрын

Colin Boots True. Though I would argue the average person in USA/UK with their drinking and eating habits tends to feel like shit and have health problems by the age of 60 too anyway. I am not condoning steroids, but actually, if you use them sensibly, get regular health checks, and your body is resilient to them in terms of side effects, then they're just as dangerous as booze, cigarettes, and terrible diets. The one main issue with injectables is the heart. Orals kill the Liver but these guys will be on injections. They tend to put a lot of stress on the heart. Mike Jenkins who died is a clear case of this - his heart was twice the usual size. The heart is a muscle, and contrary to popular belief, it does have, within reason, a genetic counter - once those counts are up, so are you. Other than severe environmental factors or trauma, genetics are your main enemy. Bill Kazmaier who hosts this at times is 62 and he is perfectly healthy, and believe me, he was using less refined more experimental steroids (70's was when it really all kicked off - and little research or medical knowledge was around, so they were the guinea pigs).

@JoKacX

5 жыл бұрын

Colin Boots well no offence but I doubt your idea of success matters to them.