Unfortunately, I did not have time to have an in-depth conversation. I want to thank Devon Larratt for being a great athlete with a kind heart. 🎉

@taylormichael2313

6 ай бұрын

Baby kin was trying to live through Dennis vicariously. And you are totally right. Dude your a trainer and this guy is world champion. 🐒

@scang7107

6 ай бұрын

Friend, can we do a translation for the Russian audience, which is a very interesting topic? I will ask the translator to leave a link to the original))

@ClownShot-kz5ru

6 ай бұрын

Perfect, I just penned my reality theory as I discovered how reality unfolds itself. Devon is talking some good shit here!

@declanfitzgerald1005

6 ай бұрын

I agree with other commentors that, while the topics were good, it's not your place as the interviewer to push for an agenda. It was annoying during the steroid usage convo how you kept interrupting him with more questions while he was trying to be respectful towards his peers. Everyone at the top is dosing heavily, Devon included. As he said, it's their choice to push it as far as they want, but he chooses a balance just as many others do. The roids are bad agenda you were trying to get him to say was not the play here.

@ClownShot-kz5ru

6 ай бұрын

@@BRM1993 he'll be one of the sons Devon and I teach a lesson to. They'll be coming back to us with tears in their eyes, but won't find us. We have them filling a pool with their tears instead.

Let people finish. You're the interviewer not interrogator.

@UnleashedEsX

6 ай бұрын

I love Devon and his takes, but this dude is so obnoxious that I will just close the video and I am not even half way.

@CalvinHikes

6 ай бұрын

Yeah he's pretty awful but it takes time to learn to create good content. I mean the audio and video are also pretty bad.

@inkagiz

6 ай бұрын

He had his script already blueprinted/preset. Also his English comprehension is lacking. ie: he hears BUT HE DOES NOT LISTEN. There is a huge difference people. He heard Devon BUT he didn’t LISTEN to Devon. Love listening to Devon anytime any situation. Gracious, professional, knowledgeable, insightful, passionate, Hilarious, but most of all a kind hearted true Canadian. (Like most of us) -John from Vancouver🤘🏻😝🇨🇦

The problem with philosopher's is that they want to talk alot and not listen & allow the other person to finish 😅😂

@kevinparker7247

6 ай бұрын

I second that

@JohnHughesTR

6 ай бұрын

He asked hreat questions and brought up so many new points, i think he did amazing

@RP-ch8yn

6 ай бұрын

@@JohnHughesTR No he absolutely did not. He’s too hesitant and wants to hear his own voice way too much, eventhough he just makes trivial and self evident points and acts as if what he said was anything profound. Not only that, he jumps into conclusions by virtue of not listening well enough. A good example is in the beginning him misunderstanding Devon’s opinion on genetics and making the strawman that Devon holds the position of blank slates, even though Dev never implied it..

@georgepoly4842

6 ай бұрын

@@RP-ch8ynyeah there a few examples of that, but he’s obviously a fan of Devon and was certainly nervous doing the interview which contributed to it. Wasn’t bad all in all

If you want to "interview" someone and they get into it, let them get into it. Don't be afraid of quiet moments. Interruptions sometimes are needed before they go on a tangent but make sure its important or you remember to bring it back after they finish their tangent

Too many interruptions, cool that you interviewed Devon and he let you, that's awesome, but the interruptions take away a lot from how good the conversation was. In person, I assume it was a natural conversation, but to the listeners less interruptions and letting the person speak would've been much better. There were things I wanted to hear and couldn't.

@stefanoperegrini9286

6 ай бұрын

this

@frigorifico91

6 ай бұрын

absolutely agree, I feel that sometimes the interviewer was not getting the philosophy Devon was trying to explain, and for that reason interviewer was interrupting him, pretty bad

Very good and insightful interview. From someone who's into the psychology aspect of competitive sports, these were very good questions. If you allow me to do one constructive critic, I think you should let the interviewee finish their sentence before interrupting their line of thought. Even the gestures or expressions that perhaps you don't realize you're doing can put pressure on the other person to finish and philosophy shouldn't be rushed. Best of luck with your channel!

@jonson481

6 ай бұрын

Agreed. Overall good questions but stop interrupting.

@antonfidd3795

6 ай бұрын

Yup. I agree. IT'S LIKE, Do you want the correct answer from the heart or an answer that fits a certain narrative.

@PostalFella.

6 ай бұрын

i agree

Great questions and content! Only thing is, you're speaking to the GOAT. Let him speak. He has much wisdom. I'm older than Devon, and am still learning from him.

@gerardt3284

6 ай бұрын

Yeah the interruptions were grating

@bobomonkey702

6 ай бұрын

Fangirl 😂

@WaqarKhan-hd9mq

24 күн бұрын

Get your eyes checked. He's talking to Devon Larratt NOT John Brzenk!

Q: What is your mental edge? A: Obsession. Pure Devon.

What he said is so true and recognizable in his last match .. Devon definitely used the art of surprise vs Denis ... Denis knows that Devon's traditional strength is endurance, so he trained extremely hard in training his endurance ... Devon knew he would chase this aspect, so he he took that away from Denis forcing the match into one of explosive power and hitting hard, negating everything Denis trained for. Devon chose to eliminate the endurance factor from the match as much as possible, thus negating denis' entire approach in his training.

Devon is the type of person I could talk and listen too for a LONG time so much in his mind

Unbelievable that Babken still had the nerve to take the mic at the end and make it about himself! Not to mention still talking about fighting Devon and that stem cells won't help there. Denis is awesome but F that guy.

@Namelessforever_

6 ай бұрын

My feelings exactly. I’m so glad Devon didn’t acknowledge him in his speech afterwards. That guy is a joke man and Denis would benefit by distancing himself from him.

@domdergroe4002

6 ай бұрын

Devon è riuscito alla grande a far fare una figura di merda a Babken non menzionandolo minimamente. Ha fatto tutto lui. Ottima uscita del canadese

@dmitriiturchenkov3075

6 ай бұрын

Well Babken was called for a fight by Devon. He accepted this. Only Hypocrites can blame Him after He accepted. You or do not call him for a fight, or You are in trouble if he accepted. Now you are trying to turn things upside down. Well.. that is smart to protect your guy Devon. But it is as fake as this Devons Win.

@simeontodorov8657

6 ай бұрын

Stop smoking.@@dmitriiturchenkov3075

@CarTech1976

6 ай бұрын

@@dmitriiturchenkov3075cry cry cry, another confused gay Denis fanboy who cannot accept defeat. Baby-kin is a little bitch and just looked like a fool at the end and everyone recognized that. 😂😂😂

What impresses me most about Devon isn't his strength or table IQ - both of which are phenomenal - rather, it's the fact that he never seems to be searching for an answer to often complex questions. I'm sure a portion of it is that he's just naturally gifted at thinking on the fly, but I also believe it speaks to the fact that he has put a lot of thought into these things long before a camera is ever turned on and a question thrown his way.

This entire interview felt almost as if you were pushing towards Roids are bad guys right? And devon showed such good answers and character, they are taking years off there functional life as a sacrifice to be better

@emilianmarius2402

6 ай бұрын

cause roids are actually bad

@rickarda9232

6 ай бұрын

@@emilianmarius2402 but top 20 in every single weightclass in AW use it. That is the reality don't kid yourself.

@Thorgunn685

6 ай бұрын

It is free for anyone to use steroids! Cheat drugs! But we all can die even if we don't take that shit or take it! It's up to everyone how they want to live their lives. It is a choice you make. And it's actually sad that that's how it looks, unfortunately !

@bono448

6 ай бұрын

@@emilianmarius2402 Who would've thought?

@AdamLighter1

6 ай бұрын

not in every single weight class. Very likely, young guy that fought for 85 kg title is natural, Mindaugas Tarasaitis, Neil Pickup was natural throughout his carreer, Janis Amolins, maybe Sasho Andreev and Plamen... In lower divisions, probably 10-30% of top 20 in WAF may be naturals. I would argue it could go as high as 40-50% if its young competitors.@@rickarda9232

Damn, you really went for it with those questions. "Is that person in the room?" lmao

If the channel is of philosopher why is he facing so much difficulty in understanding Devon. Looks like I understand Devon way more than the interviewer.

@JohnHughesTR

6 ай бұрын

He is asking questions nobody else will and digging deep, you think too shallow

@RP-ch8yn

6 ай бұрын

@@JohnHughesTR Hardly. He isn’t profound, he’s not even listening dev properly and jumps into assumptions like Dev not recognizing any genetic component to armwrestling skill eventhough Dev had made it clear that he did several times already.. Listening to this guy is giving me a headache.

@hammadalam5492

6 ай бұрын

@@JohnHughesTR nobody else😂 will ask come on. You must be his best friend to defend him this way.

@xXJeReMiAhXx99

6 ай бұрын

@@JohnHughesTR typical "philosopher" narcissism. yes way too deep for any but the few to understand, even though most of the time he was just asking about steroids.

@JohnHughesTR

6 ай бұрын

@@hammadalam5492 im not lmao

Let the living legend talk, now would you?? When he talks, normally he goes deeper, deeper and deeper on the topic but you always cut and ask another question. Anyways, you are very fortunate to have the time, opportunity and Devon's willingness to do the interview. And we are very lucky to watch and listen. So thank you!

good questions. even better answers, surprisingly so. usually top athletes are not that articulate or can't quite put into words these conclusions about the world that one only come through being at the apex of your sport. this is how interviews should be

jesus christ let the man speak after you ask a question. stop interrupting. this is a very frustrating interview to watch.

12:35 lol bro

@jonson481

6 ай бұрын

"Is that person in the room"?.... Wins the prize for most stupid question lol

07:08 But how do you define, in the young years of someone, if someone can be a Magnus Carlsen? Exactly, there is no way to define that beforehand by looking just at natural attributes. Only Time and Determination will let you find out the result, when that person tries it out. If someone has talent for something or not, only can be told by the time that person did invest into a certain skill. There is no way to define that beforehand, without the person trying or doing anything towards that skill. In other words, only because someone fails early, doesn't mean that person will also fail later, cause people make the assumption that there is no talent in him.

Nice stuff Nikoloz, thank you. Some comments from me. 1) Better don't interrupt so often; interviewing is about person who you talk to, not about you.; 2) You wanted Devon to call the names of athletes who are using lot of "juice" and dangerous things to become as strong as it only possible and to gain more and more maximum weight results but after he mentioned Denis you didn't continue. Why? Levan isn't on super hard "juice" courses? Artem Morozov isn't? Numerous other athletes in absolute division (if not everyone)? Devon is only using stem cells last 1.5-2 years? Really? :) Todd isn't using some special stuff during his preps? By the way, John Brzenk before Voevoda match did seriously VISIBLE progress at his age and on such a short period of preparation (and GOAT always confirms that he is not doing any serious gym / workout things)? Does this mean that John can become significantly bigger and stronger only doing arm table practices? Aren't this things really crucial for understanding? 3) I mean, arm sport is growing, but we (community + new / young athletes) are fooled by people who are talking only about hard working, dedication, obsession and etc. Please share with us, that you are all using everything (!) to become the best (someone more, someone less, but still). Devon said some words about it, great for that, but it's only some part of the story going behind the PRO scene. But it sounds like he is different. It's very unclear what's going on with an American athletes (USA was always top1 in Pharma especially in a PRO sport), especially who i mentioned. If you start this topic, go deep and try to get exact answers from this guys. 4) If you will have a chance some next event, please go deeper in this topic and ask exact questions and names. Plus, short and exact question to Devon: "Can you share what exactly you use during your preparations and during the event if we talk about medicines, pharmacology and anything except your own health and desire to win?". Will be so interesting to hear what he says. 5) From my perspective - 95% of athletes in Absolute division are seriously using top pharma, different "juices" and even more. People like Todd (for sure), John (for some most important matches and only recent years) and some other real Legends are also jumping in this kind of extra targeted boosting recent years, just to stay competitive (Todd) or for some most important matches (John). It's VISIBLE and you don't need to be a genius to make a comparison during last 20 years and periods of their activity + results + visible form. Especially in their age. 6) Even when Arm Wrestling will need to start doping tests and all PRO health things from biggest sports / Olympics this topics should not be hidden from global community. At least, to get a clear vision of development process, risks and hard investments (yea, you need serious amount of money every year and looks like it will only increase in the future) for any new competitors. Thank you for reading and have a great next events! Keep uploading this kind of content, it's really interesting.

@d3dMazay

6 ай бұрын

Thank you

@Slap836

6 ай бұрын

Thank you for this comment. Your Armwrestling analytics is at the high level. I would follow your page or channel if you plan to create.

@johnoliver3056

6 ай бұрын

You missed the main point of his comment, he didn't say nobody else takes stuff, they were talking about taking stuff to the point where it is deadly and can kill you, examples are levan and denis.

@noneedtowhine

6 ай бұрын

@@johnoliver3056 i wrote the comment and questions above while listening. I got that point which you mentioned for 100%, thank you for also clearing it up. Still there are so many things to make them clear for the audience (of course if athletes will be open about it).

Don’t ask questions if you don’t want to give the time listen to the answers, as if the answer doesn’t mean anything to you. Devon is too nice to even continue with you.

Great interview!! 👏🏻👏🏻

Absorb that bro, "Obsession goes a long way" Pure gold

Interesting interview. Insightful questions!

Wow Devon Larratt interview

@ccbgaming6994

6 ай бұрын

Wow First time I see a Concrete Elbow comment

It feels like you’re constantly trying to interrupt his answers to ask another question

Wow awesome interview

You're terrible at interviewing, just let the man talk for a second before interrupting him without a well thought out response...

Good Interview & questions

Deep insight, devon is very wise

Great Interview really enjoyed it 👍👍…

I could listen to this all day, great video.

Great questions and interview, not too many people so captivating that you would want to continue to listen through all that noise and distraction but Devon is very charismatic. I hope it's possible that you could some how clean up that audio, I would watch again. Great content

Hello, is it possible to translate your interview into Russian and post it on your channel?

Screamed out loud, didn't expect two of my favorite youtubers to ever meet each other.

This is a great interview and in depth conversation. I liked your question about steroid usage. 👍

Great interview man! I would say that anyone can do anything. But the great limiting factor that no one can escape is time. Some people are blessed with more time and others are blessed with a genetic head start. Be thankful for what you have and make a plan to be the best you can be. Competing and beating others is a spiritual boost. Something to help push the physical forum beyond what we thought was possible!

devon is a simple man, he is tenacious at what he specializes, but he is a simple man in life, he maximizes what he has and leverages well

Devon is very smart , shows his depth understanding how to dominate in game ..

If I'll be honest, you need more work interviewing people. Pin points I'd give to you is: - Don't cut the conversation. Let the person talk. - Don't pressure the person to give the answer you want to hear.

Dude great questions and your use of English is superb but your articulation and timings seemed quite offensive, not in a vulgar way but as if you are pushing for confirmation bias. It just felt unnecessary and awkward, particularly when you kept interjecting rather then letting Devon naturally reach the end of his sentence. You had an amazing opportunity here to be let into the mind of a brilliant technician. None the less thank you for an interview that held a different angle on the arm wrestling world and more so the mind of a master.

Denis' problems were 100% avoidable. All he had to do was get regular blood work done and address the issue(s) in his case, a little lisinopril would have saved him a lot of problems. You don't have to be smart to be strong, but you do have to be smart to stay strong for a very long time.

Loved all the conversation, do more content like this and please do it with no background noise cuz its irritates my ears listening to arm wrestling philosophy

Very wise and respectfull opinion, i agree with it.

How did u get this interview? Did u pay him?

Great conversation man! Long live the dialectic!

This guy tries to make things fit into his theories but he doesn’t get it

Im not so sure the matt mask/sasho andreev comparison is as clear cut as Devon thinks. From a structural perspective yes matts build is better then sashos from a superheavyweight context. But sasho is an 85kg puller that is fighting +95kg world champions. He won Bulgarian nationals with a few weeks training in the sport... And made the podium at WAF that same year as a teenager.... That to me shows sasho is very gifted, despite his size.

This let opponents chase you + element from suprise is 100% something from his army period

He keeps pushing the importance of genetic like everyone else does not realize it yet.

Im pretty sure this time Devon took a lot more stuff than Denis

Really great questions & very candid, interesting insight from Devon! But IMO was a little tough to get through with all the interruptions.. the art of great conversation is knowing how to not say anything while the other person speaking… let them finish their thought, instead of trying to finish their sentence.

The topic of genetic and work I relation to results is something I recently pondered. Both matter and I seethe angle Devon has. My persnal example is I'm a thin guy predisposed to better running running strength but that's not me. After years of obsession I got to some geuely respectful lifts, a deadlift just shy of 500lbs. The genetically gifted guy would have surpassed that long before me with less effort but depends what they want to put in. The ceiling of potential is still higher for genetically superior people for respective sports but work effort over time is what brings those graphs closer as you reach your potential which is above the other person's baseline. Sometimes why ou sometimes see the amazing footballer at school wo was gifted then just play for fun ad years later the guy who was average got in to professional club as they developed their abilities. Again why Devon makes a point, its easy to rest on your laurels when you know yor potential than if the carrot is dangled out of reach

One of the best interviews i watched, all the right questions were asked and reciprocated with amazing answers.

@justineller6718

6 ай бұрын

One of the best interviews you watched? Do most interviews you watch involve the reporter interrupting and cutting off the person they're interviewing?

@davidAMDX

6 ай бұрын

@@justineller6718 he has to work on that but other than that i just love the conversation they had.

Interviewer needs to ask question and let the person answer fully and let that answer take you to your next question

You got Devon heart GG

there were interruptions, but he timed them well, so i wouldn't complain about him not letting him speak

Is he seriously talking like he doesn’t take roids?? Lmaooo

@thomasthetankengin7722

6 ай бұрын

Yep, because he essentially doesn't. He has... but he doesn't actually have the genetics to make the peds work as effectively as being clean and healthy does for him, so he doesn't anymore. Oh, you don't think that's true? Boohoo.

@MarCus-so4du

6 ай бұрын

So he wins with no roids against Denis who is on roids. Bro, come on bro 😂

@THjorth

6 ай бұрын

​@@thomasthetankengin7722I'll like to sell you something 👍

@thomasthetankengin7722

6 ай бұрын

@@MarCus-so4du Err, who told you Denis is juicing? He might have a little TRT or something but do you seriously think he would be on heavy anabolics again when they nearly killed him last time?? Think for a second, dude.

@ultrasound1459

6 ай бұрын

@@thomasthetankengin7722 go educate yourself on Sazul and Trenbolonie sandwiches on More Plates More Dates #mpmd Derek

Bit disappointing job by interviewer tbh. I believe his intentions were sincere, and dude wanted to set up an interesting interview, but lack of experience as a host showed. Some of the questions were only posing as questions indeed, not enough platform for Devon to express imo. If you are the host: just let your guest talk. Guest is the important one. Good host is very often invisible, and only sometimes in the spotlight and provocative when its the time to ask difficult questions. Still watched it and was engaged. Mental side was good, technical and interpersonal will improve over time.

That was very interesting but what an unprofessional interview... Just let him speak!

Next time you should use microphones. There is a lot of external noise.

17:36 Devons laugh at the end 🤣🤣

@Jutubowiec1

6 ай бұрын

Yes, I laughed too.Interwiever, I guess he was tense and his body language didn't confirm what he was saying.

Please never interview someone again lol. You don't let them talk, you ask bad questions, you misinterpret their answers, and you put them in weird taboo corners. The dude is nice enough to do an interview and you ask him to name who he thinks is taking too much gear. Are you serious???

Devon is a super smart dude. He speaks great😮😮👍👍

let him talk. and if he doesnt want to name someone, respect that

This guy could have singlehandedly made dana white so much money

I would suggest you watch a little bit of the Joe Rogan Experience and learn this from his videos; Let your guest speak and minimise interruptions.

nice of devon to give u this little interview, i totally agree with devon, all guys falling apart that keep pushing too high, denis, genadi, levan. its not an long term strategy going for 120+ kg curls, your body simply cant handle it. there need to be weight bodycaps like 140-150 kg max bodyweight at superweightships. no need for people to die, even 150kg can give alot of health problems

@saxon8981

6 ай бұрын

No,

@arncj18

6 ай бұрын

anything over 130kg is too much, but it stems from the strongmen, where you need a bit of beef else you get crushed by the volume of weights.

@johnsmith3859

6 ай бұрын

with what these guys are taking doesn't matter the weight, you think devons heart hasn't grown from the hgh just because he isn't 180kg? these are unhealthy compounds period.

@AdamLighter1

6 ай бұрын

yea but the damage is overall less if you consider wider pool of people. If Levan was 150 only, Zaur, Georgi, they would be healthier. Of course because of less fat, but also a bit less stuff@@johnsmith3859

Uncle Jon brought me here ❤

Devon is a natural when it comes to strength and other guys who do peds sooner or later peds will fail you and when it does Devon will be there to take you down

@gerardt3284

6 ай бұрын

He's definitely using some stuff

@robsoldstuff1670

6 ай бұрын

Even if Devon is using and I'm sure your right he isn't a 150lb guy that now weighs 300 pounds from using he's a big dude natural the 300 pound monsters get sick then end up weighing 150lbs again lol

Great minds connects.. what an amazing conversation..thanks alot

read Enrique Dussel

this guy trying to make excuses for genetics, Devon is literally a skinny ectomorphic with not the best genetics compared to these other high level athletes but because of his obsession and the amount of work he has put in over the years he's slowly reaching the top spot, genetics matter, but dont let that crush your dreams, as Devon said obsession goes a long way

@PuppetMasterdaath144

6 ай бұрын

KZread is filled with dimwits but sometimes you see that extra and you just go 🙄

@PuppetMasterdaath144

6 ай бұрын

But thats for me, for a normal dimwit this comment probably super smart

@beknazarasylbekov6516

6 ай бұрын

Lol nope

@Michael.S.Ryan.

6 ай бұрын

Right dude. People who aren’t willing to take the steps always want to blame something.

@Michael.S.Ryan.

6 ай бұрын

This young guy interviewing is typical of modern people and just want to make excuses rather recognize the tons of hard work. Genetics is built in in way classes. Stop being a little bish

never heard someone be so off the mark when trying to conclude the opposite thoughts after they say it

👍

Devon seems to be a smart guy. At the very beginning I thought this whole him being smart(er) was kind of a BS, but nowadays I am leaning towards thinking the same thing.

Mate, one advice: don't interrupt the person you are interviewing so often. It gets a bit annoying for the people watching and I'm sure for the person being interviewed as well (in this case, Devon Larratt).

Babken is like Ronda Rouseys UFC coach.

Lol bro, it’s hard work over talent. Devon is the man.

Haha! nice ending

Devon sees armwrestling like a game of poker. Climbing + Suprise Climbing is predictable but you have to fight for height. But you need to catch them off guard as well. Its contradictory and nuanced.

O K . . .

So much interruption!

Babyken is just that, a baby. Devon is a man

Denis used to be on massive roids, now that his Health paid a Price, he's Done!

Haryanvi accent : Halke mai le rya hai........🥶🥶🥶😈

Stop interrupting him!!

The questions were good, but the execution was bad. Don’t interrupt your interviewee while he’s answering your question and don’t “OK” all the time while he’s answering. The interview itself was insightful.

Whwn devon walked out for the michael todd match my jaw qbout hit the floor. He just looked like a giant that day. I thought for sure at the time thst he had been using steroids. I dont k oww if he was or not or if it was just the tv that made him look so big. He was wond up more thsn ive ever seen him wound up. Itts was almosr scary. Lol. It was. But i dont know. Hopefully he wasnt

finally some refreshing conversation, and not some plain mediocre Ray lepins interview with no salt and pepper.

@StationaryEarth

6 ай бұрын

Ray is so afraid to make definitive statements and ask nuanced questions it is painful to listen to him. However, I'm not sure if it is due to his personality actually being bland or if his command of English is the limiting factor.

@arncj18

6 ай бұрын

@@StationaryEarth i know i sound harsh, but his channel 5 years ago when Ianis was more full time on there, as a duo, and the interviews with athletes were 100x better, today he is so commercial, clickbaity. Ianis is value, he carried that channel, but ray was good to balance out Ianis' seriousness. On his own he has no personality. He is a good guy i know it, but doesn't put in any effort, his english is the same broken like his sub par russian even though he is on the Fix every week. None of neil's english rubbed on him.

Babken actually means small imp in Russian...

You're a great interviewer!

Someone please send Devon a brand new, dark green, hoodie...🙄🤦🏽🤣

Take a note from Joe Rogan… let your guest talk until they are finished.

let the man finish what he is trying to say!

Wish you stopped the interruptions while Devon was talking. Was listening to him and you just cut him off a lot.

Great interview. Lots of wisdom from Devon.

Dennis didn't almost die because of steroids...he burst a kidney valve doing a really heavy lift.

@bornatona3954

6 ай бұрын

And how he comes to that heavy weights,,??

@PurpleNightmare52

6 ай бұрын

His kidneys were damaged tremendously from over a decade of constant steroid usage. Steroids are extremely tough on the kidneys as well as various other internal organs.

@WaspMedia3D

6 ай бұрын

One of the biggest risks of HGH and steroid use is kidney damage - google it. And it's obvious Denis has done unholy amounts of both by the way his facial bone structure has changed - look at early pics of denis' face, then look at it today - hardly recognizable as the same man.

@Andrei19Maran

6 ай бұрын

IT was a vein that popped around his kidneys when he wanted to compete for a powerlifting competion. Steroids do damage, but the heavy lifting kills u... Look at Ronnie Coleman and Jay Curled, both Me olympia, completed at the same tine, one trainer heavy and can't walk, one is ok

@PurpleNightmare52

6 ай бұрын

@@Andrei19Maran yeah steroids cause major vascular and cardiovascular issues like that too. If we wasn’t only gear, there’s about a zero percent chance that happens.

This was the best Devon interview I've seen yet, even better than Lex. Good job dude!