Full Live Stream - Apollon Wheels | 2024 Arnold Strongman Classic

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  • @holdfast728
    @holdfast728Ай бұрын

    Jerry Pritchett is a great hype man on comms. So good to see Mateusz, Tom and Hooper beast it here.

  • @spokeen6249

    @spokeen6249

    Ай бұрын

    He was just about the only good thing from the commentary after not inviting loz back

  • @agenttickle6412

    @agenttickle6412

    Ай бұрын

    @@spokeen6249fr. I don't wanna hear another word from Dr. Bill again

  • @bruceMooseman

    @bruceMooseman

    Ай бұрын

    Yeah Loz is always missed .. he really is doing a lot for strongman

  • @Arody9
    @Arody9Ай бұрын

    Mateusz KIELISZKOWSKI and Tom STOLMAN showed us the pure power. 180 kg axel without jerk technique! Crazyyy strength

  • @TheSLK66

    @TheSLK66

    Ай бұрын

    True, though as Eddie Hall said: the champion isn't always the strongest, but also the smartest.

  • @Arody9

    @Arody9

    Ай бұрын

    @@TheSLK66 absolutely right 👏🏻

  • @pnwdweler4100

    @pnwdweler4100

    Ай бұрын

    IDK, for his size Mitch Hooper is pound for pound the strongest.

  • @TheSLK66

    @TheSLK66

    Ай бұрын

    @@pnwdweler4100 Yeah, insane that he's about 100-120 lbs lighter than Brian, Hafthor and Eddie were at their best. Imagine if he puts on just 30 more lbs and for the sake of argument, 20 lbs of muscle and 10 of fat. 20 freaking lbs of muscle.

  • @Kragatar
    @KragatarАй бұрын

    26:39 lol Tom and Jerry both making the exact same expression after that judge call. Also, Tom and Jerry! Didn't even notice that till I started typing.

  • @littlelogan

    @littlelogan

    Ай бұрын

    Those smiles. They both knew.

  • @theocho8689

    @theocho8689

    Ай бұрын

    They said, "That was close." What they really wanted to say was, "That was close but no rep!".

  • @antoniocenteno1483

    @antoniocenteno1483

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@theocho8689Rep wasn't given. Is funny cause Tom's third rep was about the same in the position it got called, I didn't noticed until rewatch

  • @littlelogan
    @littleloganАй бұрын

    This event was brutal. Different beast of an axle.

  • @ughitsjosh5206
    @ughitsjosh5206Ай бұрын

    mitch hooper literally gave me the goosebumps when he lifted 5. dude is a beast!! - canadas proud of you buddy! cheers from london, on ;P

  • @davidroob4835
    @davidroob4835Ай бұрын

    Hooper is just ridiculous at this point, WOW

  • @mikeanthony706

    @mikeanthony706

    Ай бұрын

    He did very well.

  • @ravensdark99
    @ravensdark99Ай бұрын

    What made Hooper the best here was he had a plan..look at him looking at the clock..you could see that was trained and strategy..he knew exactely when to do the lift..the rest time..how many he wanted to do..that was 100 percent executed strategy..and that makes the difference

  • @Vipinnnn17
    @Vipinnnn17Ай бұрын

    This was special from Hooper.

  • @bruceMooseman
    @bruceMoosemanАй бұрын

    Singleton really could do with calming down.. its a shame as id normally say being on fire is good but he just gets all over the place.. it works on some events but when ur dealing with an awkward implement u have to be level headed.

  • @crazy10bears

    @crazy10bears

    Ай бұрын

    Absolutely, especially the frame where you need to be calm and centered.

  • @bruceMooseman

    @bruceMooseman

    Ай бұрын

    @@crazy10bears yeah IV seen him get seriously off with that one too, he still hasn't quite figured out that being a next level strongman is often about having a calm mentality, knowing when to use that aggression of course, I think the whole 'wrestle mania' style he goes for lets him down. (I know it has to do with his past, and a lot of people think it's fun, but you have to decide if u want to be a 'show' or a great strongman) it's why hooper is so good, his mental stability is incredible.

  • @joeshmoe7967

    @joeshmoe7967

    Ай бұрын

    Binge watching the events, and I had the same thought. It is one thing to get jacked up, but not to a level that effects your performance. His coach needs to rein him in and put the energy to where it will make a difference, not a detriment.

  • @bruceMooseman

    @bruceMooseman

    Ай бұрын

    @@joeshmoe7967 yes exactly, I don't have anything against the guy, I just think he needs to step away from the 'wwe style' thing he's got going on.. yeah I get it it's his thing but when it makes u worse at what your trying to do surely u have to address it.

  • @cuminyermum

    @cuminyermum

    Ай бұрын

    @@bruceMooseman how about you show us then huh? go to arnold invitational...oh wait you're not invited hahahahahah

  • @garydemarco7331
    @garydemarco7331Ай бұрын

    Incredible presses Champ

  • @vfxforge
    @vfxforgeАй бұрын

    Tom has improved so much in the last 12 months.

  • @luckyluke4435
    @luckyluke4435Ай бұрын

    Mateusz kiekiszkwski just WOOOw

  • @BNNBOOMBAP

    @BNNBOOMBAP

    Ай бұрын

    💯💥

  • @BNNBOOMBAP

    @BNNBOOMBAP

    Ай бұрын

    MATEUSZ KIELISZKOWSKI 💯

  • @user-xy5yv3uo3o

    @user-xy5yv3uo3o

    Ай бұрын

    Mateucz❤

  • @liamc7097
    @liamc7097Ай бұрын

    More Strongmen need to work on their technique. Hooper showed what that and strength can do. With Tom's brute strict power, if he starts adopting a good split jerk, he wins this no problem. I think Mitch's biggest strength is performing when it matters

  • @Lee-ic2yn

    @Lee-ic2yn

    Ай бұрын

    Screw that it might aswell jis5 become an weightlifting contest if they do that

  • @Nikoncha

    @Nikoncha

    Ай бұрын

    @liamc7097 I don't think a split jerk should be allowed in strongman as it is more about athleticism and technique and less about static strength. Same with fingertip straps deadlifts. At least they removed suits which is a step in the right direction. Hooper would have won regardless of the split jerk or not, but in general I don't think it belongs in strongman. It would be like allowing a chest bounce on the bench press in powerlifting.

  • @e.c.9468

    @e.c.9468

    Ай бұрын

    @@Nikoncha ​ @Nikoncha Strongman is also about technique, you can't deny that. Push-pressing ; hitching deadlift ; bouncing squat weights on the pads ; rolling the rope on your arms ; using the atlas stone rubber ring to get grip ; bend over to get dumbell down signal...

  • @haitianxu

    @haitianxu

    Ай бұрын

    @@Nikoncha Since when is strongman only about pure strength? Have you seen the events involved? Mateusz's fellow countryman, the Polish GOAT Pudzianowski, is equal parts technique and athleticism and strength. Stop being so salty just because your guy got dominated.

  • @Nikoncha

    @Nikoncha

    Ай бұрын

    @@haitianxuI'm not salty you imbecile, I love seeing Hooper and Mateusz place well. I just have a different opinion about certain rules and events.

  • @joebot9309
    @joebot9309Ай бұрын

    Why are they doing interviews during the comp?

  • @jtlarsen2153

    @jtlarsen2153

    Ай бұрын

    1) likely to save money, if they are paying interviewers on how often they're on the screen, they want to maximize that time. 2) to help get exposure to the different athletes. Most people will stay active and watch the stream during the event. Most will not continue to do so after the event.

  • @Trendingshorts1205
    @Trendingshorts1205Ай бұрын

    Hooper is unbeatable.he is awesome in every thing

  • @up-statestrong4451
    @up-statestrong4451Ай бұрын

    Hooper is awesome! Legit beast

  • @haroldfarquad6886
    @haroldfarquad6886Ай бұрын

    Hooper is unreal. He doesn't seem to have the mass or giant physique of his peers, but damn is he strong.

  • @jrodelite1515
    @jrodelite1515Ай бұрын

    I think on an event like this you should get credit for getting it to your shoulders, like climbing has with the zone, but one press over head is worth more than infinite lifts to shoulder.

  • @chrishanson4926

    @chrishanson4926

    Ай бұрын

    Not sure why they changed it, that’s been the case every year until now

  • @jrodelite1515
    @jrodelite1515Ай бұрын

    Why don't they show the graphic of the standings when they're talking about it? When the event is going they need the current scores always up, which they don't do, and need live overall standings after a few guys, like it's not that hard.

  • @SZ-wb1qb

    @SZ-wb1qb

    Ай бұрын

    I think it's because this is rogue, and the scoring is not done by them.

  • @seanwhitehall4652
    @seanwhitehall4652Ай бұрын

    26:35 not sure about that but fair enough in the moment

  • @crazy10bears

    @crazy10bears

    Ай бұрын

    He got credit for that rep taken away. Watch Tom and Jerry's reaction. 😂😂

  • @seanwhitehall4652

    @seanwhitehall4652

    Ай бұрын

    @@crazy10bears lol because Thor responds SO WELL to that XD

  • @reyniercampher3815
    @reyniercampher3815Ай бұрын

    Favorite event from the whole competition. I prefer this to the Australian oak, 100%.

  • @darylkanofski9327
    @darylkanofski9327Ай бұрын

    Hooper must be the best all round athlete going around at the moment

  • @seanwhitehall4652
    @seanwhitehall4652Ай бұрын

    7:00 I think something was bothering Licis. He looked super tired and uncomfortable.

  • @bruceMooseman

    @bruceMooseman

    Ай бұрын

    Yeah, definitely. I'm not sure if he's just not in good condition (looks like he's gassing out), or if he's just not as strong right now as he is in his head.. it's a real shame, I hope it's not an injury of some kind

  • @e.c.9468

    @e.c.9468

    Ай бұрын

    Looks like the Axle hit him hard above the chest, maybe pain or fear to break a bone (like he did in WSM 2018 or 2019 clean and press for max.)

  • @joebot9309

    @joebot9309

    Ай бұрын

    Travelling the world for months instead of training like everyone else was doing is the problem

  • @gothegius9960

    @gothegius9960

    Ай бұрын

    I think the sciatic nerve pain hit him in this one. He talked about it alot in his training vlogs leading up to the competition. On some days he was fine but on other days he wasnt able to clean or press the axle bc. the back arching which you need for the clean just triggers his lumbal spine issues.

  • @Hamzasrsu
    @HamzasrsuАй бұрын

    This year all event was heavy.Most of athlete cant do 1 rep.But Hooper is insane strength.Maybe the best of all around athlete and amazing.Better than Matteusz in ohp event.Crazy

  • @1vootman

    @1vootman

    Ай бұрын

    The Jerk utilizes the legs, and is a very different movement than the Press. Mateusz is a much stronger presser than Mitchell.

  • @Bandit17171

    @Bandit17171

    Ай бұрын

    @@1vootman Exactly. Jerk is something like dodging the bar. You just jump under the bar. Mateusz is more like push press. With strict press Mateus is way stronger than Hooper.

  • @Arody9

    @Arody9

    Ай бұрын

    Exactly! Hooper did jerk and that was smart but if we speaking about pure strength there is no doubts that Mateusz is stronger.

  • @haitianxu

    @haitianxu

    Ай бұрын

    @@Arody9 11.5 points behind buddy, seethe and cope harder. Strength, technique and athleticism are all indispensable when it comes to being a great strongman. Mateusz's fellow countryman Mariusz is the perfect embodiment of that. You don't become no.1 by excelling at a single event. Plus, if Mateusz has such amazing static strength, what was he doing scraping the bottom in the elephant bar deadlift?

  • @mikeanthony706

    @mikeanthony706

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@haitianxuclown 🤡

  • @aidansalerno4895
    @aidansalerno4895Ай бұрын

    Everyone was dogging on Hooper for not using a fixed axle in training and then look what happened

  • @BroCactus

    @BroCactus

    Ай бұрын

    Yeah his clean was effortless. But Mateusz and Tom were the more impressive pressers

  • @joeshmoe7967

    @joeshmoe7967

    Ай бұрын

    @@BroCactus So they should add more leg drive or other technique and get 6 or 7 reps. They are impressive no doubt, but technique and strategy matters.

  • @abdelhafidanadir7784
    @abdelhafidanadir7784Ай бұрын

    Bon courage

  • @mattslaughenhaupt7524
    @mattslaughenhaupt7524Ай бұрын

    Why so much talk about points/standing but never having a graphic to show?

  • @e.c.9468
    @e.c.9468Ай бұрын

    Let's call that split-push-press the "Hooper Press". Mark my words it will become a thing

  • @joebot9309

    @joebot9309

    Ай бұрын

    Wha? Nothing new about what he is doing

  • @archclement2902

    @archclement2902

    Ай бұрын

    It already has a name. The Jerk.

  • @e.c.9468

    @e.c.9468

    27 күн бұрын

    @@archclement2902 No, in Oly lifting you can't press with triceps. Just catch the bar after throwing it. Learn rules

  • @archclement2902

    @archclement2902

    27 күн бұрын

    @@e.c.9468 Yes he would probably get disqualified for press out. Some of his reps looked like they might have gotten a couple of whites though. I'll still call them Jerks. I know the rules.

  • @leroidelaforce8857
    @leroidelaforce8857Ай бұрын

    They should put Louis Uni (Apollon) I the background

  • @user-yh3dx6hs5h
    @user-yh3dx6hs5hАй бұрын

    С такой тяжело атлетической техникой Матеус Келисковский поднял бы 6 раз.

  • @tonybarfridge4369
    @tonybarfridge4369Ай бұрын

    Tom and Mitch shone here, but can't touch Matt on the stones

  • @dakotahsteier5481
    @dakotahsteier5481Ай бұрын

    i thought the chalk containers were rogue energy drinks because i'm watching this high as balls. take a rip whenever there's an unsuccessful rep

  • @alessandrodasilvadossantos766
    @alessandrodasilvadossantos76618 күн бұрын

    Quantos quilos tem nessa barra pos tanta dificuldade para levantar esse peso

  • @paulbudford
    @paulbudfordАй бұрын

    When you think Hooper can't get any better.

  • @thetourist7641
    @thetourist7641Ай бұрын

    Always showing Commentators screen was not necessary 😇

  • @laurenceanyomi-smith443
    @laurenceanyomi-smith443Ай бұрын

    Prime Big Z, Krystof Radzikowski & Poundstone would be incredible to see.

  • @ssSiwy.k
    @ssSiwy.kАй бұрын

    Brawo Mateusz 🇵🇱tytan pozdr 1977r Chorzów 🇬🇧 Lincoln

  • @dariuszmiras4161
    @dariuszmiras4161Ай бұрын

    Mateusz would also lift 5 times if he used the lunges technique💪

  • @blueg3027
    @blueg3027Ай бұрын

    Thor is in the thumbnail. Obviously he won. He’s the best

  • @1vootman
    @1vootmanАй бұрын

    Tom and Mateusz were phenomenal. As a fan, im far more impressed with a push press or a strict press than a jerk. Two totally different lifts, and if it was up to me, I'd disallow it. It's the sumo deadlift of overhead events. I also wouldn't have passed Mitches first stone press on the medaly. He didnt press it over head, he pressed it out, and to the side

  • @haitianxu

    @haitianxu

    Ай бұрын

    Strongman has never been about pure strength, it's always a combination of strength, technique and athleticism. That's what makes Mateusz's fellow countryman Pudzianowski an all-time great, despite never been "the strongest". That's what makes Hooper a more accomplished strongman than Mateusz, even though he's just a rookie. Cope harder buddy.

  • @mikeanthony706

    @mikeanthony706

    Ай бұрын

    ​@haitianxu dude, what is cope harder?

  • @haitianxu

    @haitianxu

    Ай бұрын

    @@mikeanthony706 It means doing everything to discredit Mitchell Hooper's dominant Arnold's win out of butthurt and saltiness.

  • @JoshAlexanderFarrell
    @JoshAlexanderFarrellАй бұрын

    Dragon 🐉 Balls! 💪

  • @a5noble2
    @a5noble2Ай бұрын

    Bad reffing on this event. The ref gives a windup on his down signals like an MLB pitcher. Takes him 5 seconds to go through the animation of a down signal. Thor got 2 down signals but later they reversed a call, thats the ref's fault not Thor's. 1) Thor dropped the bar as soon as the ref started his down signal (which takes him 5 minutes to complete the down signal) 2) If the ref wouldn't have given a down signal maybe Thor could have continued to press it out 3) If Thor didn' get the 2nd rep maybe he'd have tried harder on his last attempt. Maybe he only dropped the bar on his last attempt because he was satisfied with 2 reps. Basically the ref's bad call cost Thor 3rd place.

  • @antoniocenteno1483

    @antoniocenteno1483

    Ай бұрын

    Thor's second press was about the same as Tom's third too, Tom's was faster but if Thor's rep was called no rep afterwards so should be Tom's.

  • @Love4Hardstyle
    @Love4HardstyleАй бұрын

    Big fan of Hafthor but getting credit for that second rep was bullshit. Not one millisecond did he fully lock it out and stand stable

  • @MrRm747

    @MrRm747

    Ай бұрын

    They disqualified the rep afterwards. Never the athlete fault when they get a down signal from the ref.

  • @joebot9309

    @joebot9309

    Ай бұрын

    He did not get credit for it bro. But hooper got credit for not locking out the stone

  • @theweekendmasterswarrior990
    @theweekendmasterswarrior990Ай бұрын

    400lbs is too light even as a warmup for Lasha's c&j workout. Lasha would have done 8 reps easy.

  • @antoniocenteno1483

    @antoniocenteno1483

    Ай бұрын

    Lasha would probably had died. Weightlifters had already come to strongman to try and many of them failed at it. Is just not the same. Not saying Lasha wouldn't get it eventually, but first time doing it it'd be a mess. Ask Raimondo Bermagniss

  • @theweekendmasterswarrior990

    @theweekendmasterswarrior990

    Ай бұрын

    No. Bermagnis wasn't even close to Lasha's size and strength and he still managed 3rd in 2002 wsm. The only remotely comparable weightlifter turned strongman was Mikhail Koklyaev, who got 3rd in 2010 wsm and also 3rd in a few Arnolds. However, neither qualified for the Olympics or world champs, let alone competed in them. Lasha is a 2 time Oly champ, 7 time world champ, world record holder, and is a massive 6-6, 400+lbs. I am not saying that he can win wsm, but the Apollo wheel would be light weight for him and he could have easily won it at Arnold's, without any special training other than getting a feel for the implement. The Apollo wheel has thicker bar but is much higher off the ground, easier for Lasha to clean, and the jerk would be a joke for him. Hooper is nowhere near Lasha's strength in the jerk and look at what he did.

  • @reecelI1
    @reecelI1Ай бұрын

    Pressing the Axle should only be allowed in this event and not jerking it. It's like doing sumo deadlifts because its easier than conventional deadlifts.

  • @robertgorycki3592
    @robertgorycki3592Ай бұрын

    kill shot win this game,

  • @user-bc9zj6py9m
    @user-bc9zj6py9mАй бұрын

    Thor shouldn't get that rep though

  • @christofferjacobsson4324

    @christofferjacobsson4324

    Ай бұрын

    He didnt, and thats right. But was weird to remove it afterwards

  • @user-bc9zj6py9m

    @user-bc9zj6py9m

    Ай бұрын

    @@christofferjacobsson4324 i wonder - would that rep put him on 3rd place? Is he going to cry about it like when he lost to eddie?

  • @antoniocenteno1483

    @antoniocenteno1483

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@user-bc9zj6py9m1) Yes; 2) No

  • @domg3527
    @domg3527Ай бұрын

    Would be a great video if the commentators would focus on what they are watching instead of fussing over the female lifters.. and there opinions on things. if us as viewers cared about how the females did in the competition we would have looked it up and watched it. Listening to these people talk non stop has destroyed it for me.

  • @livestrongforever
    @livestrongforeverАй бұрын

    peak eddie, god knows how many he would have gotten.....

  • @antoniocenteno1483

    @antoniocenteno1483

    Ай бұрын

    About 2 and then call it off. Eddie was not the best at cleaning and pressing for reps, super strong shoulders, very bad stamina. Gave the man this AW and will do the 2 must convincing reps ever and then gonna be gassed

  • @TornadoF60
    @TornadoF60Ай бұрын

    Thor can only deadlift..........sad

  • @shkuroeb
    @shkuroebАй бұрын

    Стероидная сила не настоящая

  • @heavyduty1776
    @heavyduty1776Ай бұрын

    That is a dudes voice, she/he must be in transition.