1210lbs is almost 550kg. Dude, the Last two guys were just mind blowing

@cosmicbilly

Жыл бұрын

I bet if Brian trained for conventional deadlift, he could break the world record. Same with those two other people. I dont think the 501kg DL record will be around for much longer.

@MossisinaBox

Жыл бұрын

@@cosmicbilly No not anymore. He was much stronger a few years ago. His deadlift has dropped significantly due to his age. Even if he trained he doesn't have the strength and would also impact his health

@oceanbanana4341

Жыл бұрын

​@@MossisinaBox it dropped because of hamstring injuries

@Nirsterkur

Жыл бұрын

@@cosmicbilly There's a huge difference between a 9" Deadlift and a 15" Hummer DL. Plus this bar is like a kabuki bar, by the time the last tire goes up, you only have to pull it from an ~18" towards the lockout.

@cosmicbilly

Жыл бұрын

@@Nirsterkur read my comment again. I said CONVENTIONAL DL. I know the difference between conventional and tire DL. I said what i said. If brian trained for it, he could have gotten the WR and possibly still could if he dedicated himself. The WR wont be around for much longer.

Thank you, Brian Shaw for providing the entire event, start to INCREDIBLE finish for free to the KZread community.

@IzzyIsntReal

Жыл бұрын

@Master Marc Subliminals sure bro

@MarioGonzalez-su4ie

Жыл бұрын

Your welcome 😉✌️

@tonybarfridge4369

Жыл бұрын

As it should be. Just charge the sponsors more for their unwanted content.

@mihailmilev9909

Жыл бұрын

@@tonybarfridge4369 wym

@mihailmilev9909

Жыл бұрын

@@tonybarfridge4369 oh yeah true. Now that I think about it why are sports channels paid if there's always ads and sponsorships everywhere?

There is strict judging and then there is Mark Philippi. Gabe held his last lock out for 5 or 6 second before the down signal. Absolutely ridiculous.

@Hamisrodriguez

Жыл бұрын

He was waiting for the side judges I think possibly soft knees are shaking knees so they waited till he locked them out

@staceygram5555

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, he was 2+ seconds slow on every single one.

@StrikerFin

Жыл бұрын

@@Hamisrodriguez If those were the judges back when eddie did his 500kg deadlift he wouldnt have gotten it.

@jusacoolwhitedude7147

Жыл бұрын

@@StrikerFin fr

@Charlton2010

Жыл бұрын

@@StrikerFin why? Eddie held it for 4-5 seconds after anyways plus it’s a different lift altogether with the flexy bar

Bruh…. my guy weighs 300lbs lifting 1210lbs 😳 that’s some inspirational strength right there!! 😤💪

I love how big z is still out there balling with the “kids” he’s 47 and still stronger than most people in the world

@ARMWRESTLINGCYCLINGFRANCE

Жыл бұрын

Marc Felix has entered the chat.

@jaket2274

Жыл бұрын

@@ARMWRESTLINGCYCLINGFRANCE mark Felix has never won anything substantial, great at some individual events tho

@Ekvorivious

Жыл бұрын

@@jaket2274 What they were saying is that Felix is an older guy as well, just like Z and both are still competing with the younger dons.

@icecold3426

Жыл бұрын

Stronger than msot people? not most i would rather say everyone who is not a competetive strongman and that is everyone lol

@dummy9517

Жыл бұрын

@@icecold3426 literally

THAT WORLD RECORD LIFT WAS INCREDIBLE! MADE IT LOOK EASY! Great job Brian for not only competing but putting together a great show.

Wow I didn’t even know he was lifting this heavy still that’s crazy. Deadlifting almost 1,000lbs at your own show! This is why Shaw is the best strongman ever

@a-a-rondavis9438

Жыл бұрын

Well it's a HT deadlift. The record is over 1200 lbs lol. Not exactly a standard deadlift.

@AlejandroSanchez-pl6jw

Жыл бұрын

He was a great deadlifter. His hamstrings hasn’t held up

@zaneduggs8612

Жыл бұрын

Big Z is far and above the best Strongman ever literally no comp; and I’m a Shaw fan

@tombstone2647

Жыл бұрын

@@zaneduggs8612 big z is a great strongest man but he not on Brian's lvl.

@zaneduggs8612

Жыл бұрын

@@tombstone2647 I mean are you just ignorant or do you have some sort of reason for that outrageous claim; because that is like saying Eli Manning is the greatest QB of all time over Tom Brady😂

Crazy how all the guys are 300-370 lbs at their biggest and meanwhile Brian's at a comfortable 425...wow

@wernhard20

Жыл бұрын

He is taller then most of them

@Kado1609

Жыл бұрын

@@wernhard20 just overall bigger then most of them dude a monster

@Mo-kl4fb

Жыл бұрын

Crazy how he was never the strongest in terms of static strength in any lift

@stevenlosey3144

Жыл бұрын

@@Mo-kl4fb he held the world record in deadlift at one point lol

@siriusblack7714

Жыл бұрын

I believe he's closer to 450

Dude…. no way Kevin is that light lifting that amount of weight… Now that’s REALLY Impressive

The production quality looks so good this year. I missed it this year can’t wait for next year! Brian is the 🐐

@HehehexDD

Жыл бұрын

no it isnt. lmao.

@ivangallego2998

Жыл бұрын

What about big z, he is still strong

@MadMax-gv9mg

Жыл бұрын

@@ivangallego2998 he is, not saying he isn’t but Brian’s impact on the sport of strongman exceeds just being a competitor and that’s what make him the greatest in my opinion. A lot of people think Michael Jordan is the greatest basketball player ever but if you just look at championship wins, Bill Russel has the most at 13 compared to michael’s 6. I bet a lot of nba fans today don’t know who bill Russel is. Being the greatest is not only being the best at a sport but what you do outside the gym/ court matters just as much. That’s just my opinion, big z is one of the best to ever do it.

@gabbeskillz6262

Жыл бұрын

Zydrunas is the goat.

@oceanbanana4341

Жыл бұрын

​@@ivangallego2998 Brian is stronger than Big Z rn

Kevin is particularly impressive given how lightweight he is compared to the others! Evan is going to keep injuring himself if he doesn’t start pacing himself and working on technique over just going balls-out

@BKGclan4LIFE

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing he is going to rip something off the bone and I am hoping he learns before that happens

@BKGclan4LIFE

Жыл бұрын

@@strongmanupdates7533 oh damn that is unfortunate, no I dont really keep up with current day strongman I obsessed on all the years for a long time but new strongman just doesnt feel the same. Hopefully he recovers well

@evanybarra8618

Жыл бұрын

Balls is best.

@beardedbjorn5520

Жыл бұрын

Big Loz told him to his face that he’s training stupidly and needs to focus more on technique and pace himself. Evan just shrugged it off. If Loz says something, you should probably listen.

@him050

4 ай бұрын

The guy's a tool.

Great stuff! Shaw has done so much for strongman. This show will grow

I didn't expect to get goosebumps but I did. Absolutely amazing Oleksi!

The production quality alone of the shaw classic is miles ahead of other events. No waiting. Its edited right to the point unlike some other events where there is 10 minute plus intervals of just nothing. Well done Brian Shaw

Just an incredible bunch of lifters - all of these guys are phenomenal and a joy to watch!

Novikov keeps on impressing in such a massive way. Crazy strength and just make every lift look a little easier each time. What a man =D

That narrow stance and narrow grip though ... he was 3/4 of the way extended before the tyres left the ground ... good on him for playing the physics to his advantage there, but you could just see that anyone in that stance and with that close grip had a particular advantage with that bendy bar. not to take anything away from the guy - he's a beast!

you know its a great day when brian uploads :))

@ernestomarquez6655

Жыл бұрын

Exactly!!!!

Thanks for the upload Brian, this is a great way to further monetize the Shaw Classic, so totally support it.

Shaw Classic will become a legendary event, and will be the future of strongman competitions. Im stoked to see the Shaw Classic grow.

Every time I hear Novikov's age I am shocked and amazed. I always forget he's so young.

@spacepioneer4070

Жыл бұрын

Indeed. I've always said, their is an advantage in youth. You have so much energy and your recovery time is much quicker than a strong man in there late 30's - 40's. Also, i believe in a thing called will power, it's almost like adrenaline, but for the mind. I'm not a strong man myself, but in my early 20's i most definitely had more will power than i do today. Maybe that's me not wanting to risk an injury, but in my early twenties i pushed my body to the absolute max. I wouldn't be able to do the same things i once did. I'm still young at 33 years of age, but definitely not the same.

Dang Brian I don't understand how you remain so strong for all these years good stuff man you're an inspiration 🥇🥇🥇🥇🎯💪💪💪🏆🪙🪙

Peña 1150 was AWSOME to watch. Best lift of the competition in my humble opinion

Oleksii is just phenomenal with these elevated deadlifts. One of the shortest and lightest guys in the competition, but man, just lifts these WR weights amazingly.

Oleksi is a Saiyan getting stronger after each lift

Oleksiy Novikov has no equal in the elevated deadlift. Definitely the best strongman right now, even with his '3rd' place finish at WSM (tied for 2nd), and 4th at the Shaw Classic, and given how he's consistently on the podium. I'm not sure why he didn't do well in the last few events at the Shaw Classic.

@elmoblatch9787

Жыл бұрын

He mis-timed the steroid cycling. He was not at "peak" during the competitions.

@gotzvonunentberlichingen1452

Жыл бұрын

Rauno is probably stronger considering he has the silver dollar deadlift record at 580kg. Also the reason he did so poorly was because his pain killers numbed his hands for the farmers, he was dealing with a bicep injury, he doesn’t have the most static leg strength in this lineup and the guys here just happen to be some of the very few who are better than him at stones. I mean who’s consistently better than Oleksii at stones? Brian☑️ Trey☑️ Maxime☑️ Evan☑️ Tom❌ JF Caron❌ Martins❌ Mitchell☑️ Like 5/8 guys that usually beat Oleksii were there.

@SvenTheShoeBuyer

Жыл бұрын

@@elmoblatch9787 He got 3rd in the yoke, 1st in the deadlift, 1st in the dumbbell, 5th in the bag over bar, and 3rd in the log press, so that doesn't make any sense. The car leg press was poorly done, poor direction.

@anthonyproffitt5341

Жыл бұрын

@@SvenTheShoeBuyer Oleksi normally doesn’t have a great grip, but normally better than at Shaw Classic. Oleksi has also been in a lot of comps with a lot of travel while have Russia bombing his homeland. Probably running out of steam after so many events similar to WSM.

@bradleysegal3939

Жыл бұрын

He had an injured bicep during the shaw classic, affected him on some events and not on others

It was an awesome competition but the sound was so bad sometimes (like 18:15) It would be amazing to have the current lifts of the athletes on the side of the screen (like Rogue does with the Arnolds or the RI) Overall one of - if not - the best comp of 2022 !

@mrsmiley631

Жыл бұрын

Yes, sound levels were all over the place depending who was on the mic.

Z is the literal textbook definition of a legend.

Novikov is a monster

The whole event complete with exceptional commentary-- Thank a ton for posting this!

Thank you for posting this! This was awesome!!!

Awesome! Thanks Brian!

Love this event, enjoy seeing alot of young up and coming strongman athletes at these shows and how well the older guys are keeping up with them. The Shaw classic is becoming one of the top competitions that really showcases how much strongman is changing and how Brian Shaw is pushing the sport to some of the highest levels.

I love Novikov. Such a beast!

Great show Brian. That was truly awesome.

As a fan, this is one of my very favorite competitions to watch. Great job Brian and crew and athletes 👏

I’m so excited for the next generation like Mitchell, Hooper and Novakov. They are all absolute animals, I’m curious to see who becomes the next dominant strongman now that the old guard is starting to bow out

At Brian Shaw appreciate you loading up the event was an awesome contest watched it all the way through amazing please upload more of the events in the contest this is the real world's strongest man you're doing a damn good job sir you're inspiring to many people and to me as well thank you

It is a huge score, similar to throwing a rock at the house, and setting it right at dead center button ! Oh, I am from Canada , and my Reference compairson is to Curling. Excellent video, and thanks for sharing.

This level of production for the show and love for the sport, admirable.

Great show Brian

Novikov looked like he could have pulled 1300 that day. His specialty deadlifts are in a league of their own.

@daanh8916

Жыл бұрын

At lockout, yes. I don’t think he’ll pull 500+ at the moment

I’m a fan of your Brian all the way from New Zealand.. would be great one day if you were able to come to New Zealand with Eddie

Man that's awesome. The man in Ukraine not too long ago, defending his country. Who would have thought that the smallest guy would not only be so strong but setting new world records. Damn he's strong. And the guy is about as agile as the average man. Most of the strongmen don't even look like they can run.

@jamesnm21

Жыл бұрын

It definitely helps that he's so close to lockout before he gets the weight off the ground.

Great contest to everyone. Brian, great effort on this event.

What a great show! Y’all need to create a music playlist of what the show was playin! A lot of good lifting songs were goin for sure

Novikov has the DL dialed on another level than everyone there. Rauno would be a great match. The grip and stance width are ideal. Utilizing the flex of the bar for maximum start height. While keeping the bar whip under control. He easily has another 20kg. Gabe Pena I believe has the WR trap bar deadlift. I hope he gives that another go.

Every time they have this event the record goes up. Crazy

Gabriel pena and Alex Novikov is a monster. I love there desire to fight till the end

Holy fucking hell this was amazing!!! Thank you Brian Shaw. Thank you to all the athletes. Good fucking job Gabe and Oleskii

Congrats to Oleksii what a champion and to Shaw for putting on a great event.

Thank you for thissss!!!!

Zydrunas still competing at almost 50 years old, crazy🔥🔥🔥

its crazy to think that 1100+ lbs used to be a world record. now its just part of the competition.

@J.c410

Жыл бұрын

not the same lift

that cam box thing from those 4.0 solutions look something nice

How amazing! All of the competitors are extremely impressive but I got chills watching Oleksii Novikov pull 1210! What a feat!

Novikov is a fucking beast, hes so calm and never struggled

Jerry Pritchett! Met him a few times, he and his family (wife & kids) used to shop at a local grocery store I worked at, this was a handful of years ago but still - nice guy! Big too, haha. :D *Great hearing Eddie covering this event*

I enjoy watching Brian doing these kind of events he is a mountain of muscle

Big Z is truly legendary!

Good for Oleksii!

Probably the greatest group of deadlifters ever assembled. Incredible event 👏 👏👏

Amazing video !

Lifting 4 x your own body weight is mind blowing!

Man! When the conversation comes up, which sport has the best fans. Strongman fans are the best. Always supportive to all competitors

Your and Eddie are my favorite KZread’s rn

The legs close technique on that particular bar that overflexs on purpose seems best cause the bar stays more stable.

Novikov had the strategy, get as narrow as possible, grip the bar as narrow as possible, with such a long flexible bar (and all the extra weight at the ends) you only have to move those end parts a little when you grip it right in the middle. Brian was making this one a lot harder for himself by grabbing the bar so wide.

I hope this new world record stands for at least a decade. That was absolutely incredible! Way to go dude! 🏋️💪

@edgyasiankid

2 ай бұрын

Not at the pace that competition is getting stronger

Terry's commentary was great. He's a natural

I hope you keep competing until the wheels fall off, Brian. You are still top 4-5 in the world. With good events, you can easily be #1 still.

lol bobby in the moment not realizing that lifting it without the platform would be a huge advantage

Novikov is out of his damn mind! Phenomenal athlete!

novikov the best rack puller / whippy bar puller on the planet. he also has the silver dollar record. hes so good at timing when he pulls the slack out and exploding

@inticastro7731

Жыл бұрын

He has the hummer tire and the 18' deadlift record. The silver dollar deadlift record is currently held by Rauno Heinla at 580kg!

These guys are amazing!

Gotta love Bobby. Never gives up.

Would like to see someone play around with a forklift and strain gauges by setting the forks at different widths on that bar. Novikov's technique is significantly more efficient as the bar gets more whip.

You guys should make a playlist fo rsongs being played there. It's sick

That snap crackle pop microphone though

When Oleks lifted the record I got tears in my eyes, what a man! Slava Ukraini

That was pretty damn amazing!

With the dead lift, I think assistance in getting wraps on correctly should be allowed. It's not a test of hand strength, it's leg and back strength. The risk of severe injury if 1 strap slips.

Can’t believe I got a picture with this man in a random ihop in Pennsylvania

Brain Shaw competing in an event named in his honour is one of the most badass things I've ever seen! This man is beyond awesome!

It’s great to see people toying around with my lateral raise warmup.

Absolutely mind-boggling

Shaw & Hall are the best of all time !

The funny thing is that in his last video Oleksii and his coach said they didn't even work for hummer tire deadlift, the actual potential of Oleksii in this type of High leverage deadlifts is in the clouds.

Man, I'm just over here doing some maths. If the area of a cross section of the lumbar is about 2.45 inches, that means that 1,210 on the bar plus say 150 pounds for their torso is 1360 / 2.45 = 555 PSI on the lumbar vertebrae! Sheeeeeeesh!

Need a Rauno vs Novikov duel on the Hummer Tire Deadlift 🔥🔥

@justinsane1995

Жыл бұрын

Rauno is an absolute monster given that he's 40 and still able to pull 476kg, I can't wait to see some of the younger guys like Oleksii at his age pulling the insane amount like that, they way their deadlift game is going, the masters record will be over 500kg at that time too

Woooooooow the last guy in and the last guy out, letssss goooooo!!!!

Awesome to watch. Shame he was injured, would have been great to see JF try defend his hummer tire lift record.

Novikov’s range of motion is so optimized. He could probably hit 1300

40:45 great sportman ship love when i see this type of attitude like let's fkn gooooo brooooo!!!!!!

Are you Shaw😆👍Great lift🤟

8:00 you have no words for that incredible lift?

Mitchell Hooper at the top 🥴 Insane competition, amazingly talented guys

I love that you're doing this and that it is growing, AND that it is announced far enough in advance that One can plan travel to it, which is the biggest weakness of WSM IMO. But of ALL the things to keep the same... it had to be Matt Iseman. He's brutal. Mucks up names and doesn't even care to learn a thing about the sport that has been making bank for him. Could probably get any number of former WSM/WSW to do the job better and in a more engaging way, and likely less money.

Big Z only hitting 900 is quite sad but he’s still a strong GOAT

@goldilox811

Жыл бұрын

He still outdid Luke Stoltman, who to this day says he’ll win WSM. Lmao

@r2dadizubz

Жыл бұрын

@@goldilox811 CHOKEMAN BROZ 🌶️

@James-on6pr

Жыл бұрын

There’s something called age

@James-on6pr

Жыл бұрын

@@goldilox811 you never know. WSM has been more speed based rather than pure, static strength.

@robertdieder4178

Жыл бұрын

nothing sad about Big Z's effort. For his age it's probably a Master's WR if recorded going by age group.

Oleksiy gets his power from his socks . Love that guy great job