How can you not love Brian, so sad to see him retire but what a ride! Thanks for being such an inspiration.
@rushgushКүн бұрын
year after year, they all avoid louis cyr’s feats of strength. 🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻
@tomcolanzi3974Күн бұрын
Two of the greatest Deadlifters ever in the same room both named Ed
@josephsong6501Күн бұрын
I think I can do one or two reps.
@cristianomacedo1372Күн бұрын
Bryan Shaw você e mostro
@Finny147542 күн бұрын
This is EASY , I was in a strongman competition over here in England 🏴 just last week . We was deadlifting with tractor 🚜 wheels, it’s was that easy for me they had to end up reattaching the tractor to the wheels just to make it hard for me to. They weighed it all at the end , the 4 wheels PLUS the tractor was 9.7 tonnes. YEAH you read that right 💪🏼. And that’s how I ended up getting banned from all strong man competitions which is why you’ve never heard of me , I’m that strong I can’t enter as it not fare on the others . EXACTLY the same thing happened to me when I fought in the UFC , Dana said I was too good to compete, it wasn’t fare that I kept winning .
@worlow89852 күн бұрын
After the first competitor I’m like”how are they getting the kegs back?”
@Velly_drums3 күн бұрын
Looks like this event benefits the shorter guys, taller guys see like they are doing a declines bench press instead of flat. Those who build this machine did a great job!!
@DrunkenGlums3 күн бұрын
Shows the difference between this and WSM, WSM used 700 lbs for the yoke...
@freyasworld50243 күн бұрын
Makes me sad he’s done
@maxg60405 күн бұрын
33:20 Pro Move by the Man himself, haha!
@MrNiccholas5 күн бұрын
I loved seeing the emotion from the biggest, strongest, and Best, softie around! Mr Nick Best!!!! It shows how close of friends those 2 have become and how much it meant to Nick to see Brian go out on top!
@MrNiccholas5 күн бұрын
What an incredible moment. It's one that I will never forget! I am SO GRATEFUL to have had the privileged of being in attendance. I wish I could have been there to watch everything and take in all the sights and sounds, but I was recovering from a TBI and this was the first live event I had been to since the accident and it got super overwhelming for me at times. But when the opportunity came along to attend the event, to go with one of my best friends from College that I hadn't seen in a long time, and the fact that it was Brian Shaw's last competition I had to try and I had to do whatever I could to be able to watch as much as I could. Brian is 100% what got me to become a fan of strongman. I had seen clips online here and there, but it wasn't until 2013-2014 that I really started following the sport. I'm from Colorado and don't live to far from the area Brian lives. When I saw a clip of Brian for the first time and saw he was from Brighton Colorado it grabbed my attention. It was in the middle of his dominance and he pulled me in. I think under different circumstances I could have done well in strongman. I was around 6' 200+lbs by 13-14 and I was naturally very strong. I come from a line of blue collar workers who were known for their strength. My grandpa was still doing 1 arm pullups and pushups at 75 and my Great-grandfather I'm told was a monster of a man in his day (early to mid 1900s). He was 6'6 285-290 and very lean. He worked on the railroads, and it's was reported by a number of his coworkers that he was able to picking up a railcar axle and turning it around on the track. From the looking I've done online it is not possible that's what he did. He would have had to have been the strongest man in history if he could actually have done that. I don't know what he was actually lifting, but the point is he was known for his strength by all his Coworkers. My parents could see my natural strength from a very young age and as I got into my teenage years they fostered that nature ability. They got me a weight set, and my Dad, who is very strong in his own right, helped show me how to do things safely. Around those same years I started having severe health issues and I was in and out of the hospital a lot and was physically unable to do much for long stretches at a time. Throughout the last 20 years I have gone through periods of very poor health where the only training I could do would be getting out of bed and walking to the other side of the room and back. At other times I was able to go to the gym and make huge strides. It is easy to lose focus and get upset because of the ups and downs, but at the end of the day, if I can honestly look back and say I have done everything I could do, I think I have accomplished Brian's challenge to "Go Out And Be Great".
@maxg60405 күн бұрын
The referee must be hoarse as hell shouting over that crowd.
@maxg60405 күн бұрын
very cool much support
@MrNiccholas5 күн бұрын
I had No idea Evan Singleton was a WWE Wrestler until yesterday when I watched his podcast with Brian Shaw. I now can't unseen it! He absolutely KNOWS how to work a crowd, but another aspect where I can see it is the way he works with the other competitors during the events, but also back stage. He, probably more than most wrestlers, knows how important cooperation and teamwork are. If people don't know, (like I didn't) during one of his early matches in WWE his opponent didn't do a move correctly and it almost killed Evan and ended his dream of becoming big in the WWE. It's crazy that he is even able to do Strongman at all, let alone at the level he has gotten to! After that Episode I have a new appreciation for him and I've become a huge fan. I wasn't sure who was going to become my favorite active strongman after Brian retired, but I think I've found him!
@Vipinnnn175 күн бұрын
SMOE competition is Built for Trey and he's showed it through out. Hoping he'll replicate that performance again this year
@danielbyl29677 күн бұрын
Got to give it up to the guy making sure the machine is working smoothly after each of the competitors. Benching 365 lb after each guy.
@MuxamedIsmaaciilbixii-qo1me7 күн бұрын
Much more entertaining than wsm, this more pure strenght. If I wanna see athletic big dudes, we got football. I wanna pure strenght competition.
@yucelyukselmert66148 күн бұрын
I saw Anatoly there saying "Can I clean here?"
@fredhose92039 күн бұрын
Y’all saw Eddie Hall cheering after Brian lift
@redroo67669 күн бұрын
The Donkey Kong chest press
@upplsuckimcool1610 күн бұрын
If 3 tires is 900 lbs how the fuck is 4 tires 1050lbs!? That makes no sense at all...
@Manusia.satu110 күн бұрын
Ronnie (bodybuilder) lift heavier
@upplsuckimcool1611 күн бұрын
Brian Shaw did 10 reps... Why did they only mark it as 9? Does the first rep with no keg not count? Why do they all do it then?
@WHADDAFAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA12 күн бұрын
The cameramen need proper direction and movement. The big empty space in the middle could be crucial for getting good shots, but idk what the proper areas are for filming and whatnot. This event is setup in a unique way so perhaps it was a hassle to set up proper filming.
@TooTRUEtoBeG00D13 күн бұрын
Second guy could have rested for 35 seconds more before making the last attempt.
@georgepavlakis422013 күн бұрын
DOPA
@JoeMurray514 күн бұрын
Problem is with these machines it’s so hard to get natural depending on height
@kylew789015 күн бұрын
*Promo SM*
@giovannicupello197715 күн бұрын
Can't wait to see Thor do the squat this year !!
@jordanmessner99915 күн бұрын
Are athletes allowed to wait until deep into the clock to try to get one more rep? I didn't see anyone doing that. One or more guys had 45 seconds to a minute left when they went for their last rep, and they might have been able to get one more rep had they waited.
@combinemax15 күн бұрын
Only thing that needs some work is overall look of the stage, some smoke and lights should make it more interesting visually
@antonyknisely500018 күн бұрын
Once they pollish up the fine details, this will be the greatest strongman show on earth. The format is amazing and the events are better than all the other competitions.
@danniellepeile326919 күн бұрын
Every thing would be better, if it had sound
@joshuamorrison833223 күн бұрын
The starting arm angle seems like it would make a big difference. I know they measured things but there are clearly much different starting arm angles between lifters.
@RandallReynoso9824 күн бұрын
Where is ANATOLY
@taunokekkonen573325 күн бұрын
I couldn't dream of a more uselessly complicated way to do bench press.
@JackFate6126 күн бұрын
Max is finished, he can go with Rob K
@jessfrankel521226 күн бұрын
Donkey Kong lives, and he exists in the Strongest Men in the World universe.
@bites313927 күн бұрын
When I saw "Strongest Man" in the title, I was expecting to see bodybuilders with their six-pack abs . . . not BELLYBUILDERS with their one-kegs.
@bites313922 күн бұрын
@@luissantana2201 And definitely not the fastest or smartest, either. But I am pretty sure some of them are good at ping pong.
@nathantp396 күн бұрын
Are you kid or just another random ignorant adult?
@WHADDAFAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA3 күн бұрын
Looking strong and being strong are two different things. Bodybuilders train for size, not strength. You can literally lookup many strongmen and bodybuilders making collabs on youtube and you can see the differences, dummy.
@ProjectBonusКүн бұрын
95!% of bodybuilders wouldn't stand a chance at competitive strongman competition
@mrgaudy1954Күн бұрын
Sounds like were planning to rub one out to some sexy bodybuilders 😂
@grimarkraka778428 күн бұрын
How heavy is the two last barrels?
@tristanmarcos668828 күн бұрын
this is a reality workout...compare to lying down the bench 😊
@legionanonymous316529 күн бұрын
Brian Shaw is the man, but iI hate this comp
@mattchart9808Ай бұрын
I don’t think a single person who has ever met brian shaw or knows anything about him has one bad word to say about this man. What a fucking legend and role model for any man strongman fan or not. Brian is what man should be.
@markovasil1608Ай бұрын
What a great event
@NirsterkurАй бұрын
So all these three-quarter squats are good squats and Hafthor's 460 kg (1,014 lb) walked out Raw squat is a bad squat due to depth?? 🤦🏻♂️
@shawnmichaud4484Ай бұрын
That was a powerlifting meet under powerlifting rules.
@donniebrasco1364Ай бұрын
Ah the Internet troll makes his presence felt. Perhaps you should squat at the shaw classic instead of running your mouth online?
@joebot9309Ай бұрын
Way way above parallel like more than any car squat ever. Everything is easier at a Shaw event.
@adamwg10Ай бұрын
You do realize the Shaw Classic is the heaviest and hardest show right? A number of athletes say they are afraid to do the show due to how heavy it is. So this event may not have been the greatest test and thus Brian hasn’t brought it back
@NirsterkurАй бұрын
If Hafthor decided to do the Shaw Classic, what kind of a Squat setup will be there? Any opinions?
@lolspartain21 күн бұрын
theyre all pretty much parallel
@SocietyIsSoFucked21 күн бұрын
@@adamwg10 If you want world class athletes you've got to go for the best. If you don't think you're good enough, fine. Don't turn up. Imagine if you had a Formula 1 race and put a speed limit. "Oh I'm scared to go faster"
@adamwg1021 күн бұрын
@@SocietyIsSoFucked oh I wasn’t complaining. I think it’s great how heavy the show is
@Markymark1993Ай бұрын
From this to leg pressing a car both events are awesome
@m1ar1vinАй бұрын
i wish they would put a better UI over the video so we see the stats, the current reps, weight, competitor, etc
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How can you not love Brian, so sad to see him retire but what a ride! Thanks for being such an inspiration.
year after year, they all avoid louis cyr’s feats of strength. 🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻
Two of the greatest Deadlifters ever in the same room both named Ed
I think I can do one or two reps.
Bryan Shaw você e mostro
This is EASY , I was in a strongman competition over here in England 🏴 just last week . We was deadlifting with tractor 🚜 wheels, it’s was that easy for me they had to end up reattaching the tractor to the wheels just to make it hard for me to. They weighed it all at the end , the 4 wheels PLUS the tractor was 9.7 tonnes. YEAH you read that right 💪🏼. And that’s how I ended up getting banned from all strong man competitions which is why you’ve never heard of me , I’m that strong I can’t enter as it not fare on the others . EXACTLY the same thing happened to me when I fought in the UFC , Dana said I was too good to compete, it wasn’t fare that I kept winning .
After the first competitor I’m like”how are they getting the kegs back?”
Looks like this event benefits the shorter guys, taller guys see like they are doing a declines bench press instead of flat. Those who build this machine did a great job!!
Shows the difference between this and WSM, WSM used 700 lbs for the yoke...
Makes me sad he’s done
33:20 Pro Move by the Man himself, haha!
I loved seeing the emotion from the biggest, strongest, and Best, softie around! Mr Nick Best!!!! It shows how close of friends those 2 have become and how much it meant to Nick to see Brian go out on top!
What an incredible moment. It's one that I will never forget! I am SO GRATEFUL to have had the privileged of being in attendance. I wish I could have been there to watch everything and take in all the sights and sounds, but I was recovering from a TBI and this was the first live event I had been to since the accident and it got super overwhelming for me at times. But when the opportunity came along to attend the event, to go with one of my best friends from College that I hadn't seen in a long time, and the fact that it was Brian Shaw's last competition I had to try and I had to do whatever I could to be able to watch as much as I could. Brian is 100% what got me to become a fan of strongman. I had seen clips online here and there, but it wasn't until 2013-2014 that I really started following the sport. I'm from Colorado and don't live to far from the area Brian lives. When I saw a clip of Brian for the first time and saw he was from Brighton Colorado it grabbed my attention. It was in the middle of his dominance and he pulled me in. I think under different circumstances I could have done well in strongman. I was around 6' 200+lbs by 13-14 and I was naturally very strong. I come from a line of blue collar workers who were known for their strength. My grandpa was still doing 1 arm pullups and pushups at 75 and my Great-grandfather I'm told was a monster of a man in his day (early to mid 1900s). He was 6'6 285-290 and very lean. He worked on the railroads, and it's was reported by a number of his coworkers that he was able to picking up a railcar axle and turning it around on the track. From the looking I've done online it is not possible that's what he did. He would have had to have been the strongest man in history if he could actually have done that. I don't know what he was actually lifting, but the point is he was known for his strength by all his Coworkers. My parents could see my natural strength from a very young age and as I got into my teenage years they fostered that nature ability. They got me a weight set, and my Dad, who is very strong in his own right, helped show me how to do things safely. Around those same years I started having severe health issues and I was in and out of the hospital a lot and was physically unable to do much for long stretches at a time. Throughout the last 20 years I have gone through periods of very poor health where the only training I could do would be getting out of bed and walking to the other side of the room and back. At other times I was able to go to the gym and make huge strides. It is easy to lose focus and get upset because of the ups and downs, but at the end of the day, if I can honestly look back and say I have done everything I could do, I think I have accomplished Brian's challenge to "Go Out And Be Great".
The referee must be hoarse as hell shouting over that crowd.
very cool much support
I had No idea Evan Singleton was a WWE Wrestler until yesterday when I watched his podcast with Brian Shaw. I now can't unseen it! He absolutely KNOWS how to work a crowd, but another aspect where I can see it is the way he works with the other competitors during the events, but also back stage. He, probably more than most wrestlers, knows how important cooperation and teamwork are. If people don't know, (like I didn't) during one of his early matches in WWE his opponent didn't do a move correctly and it almost killed Evan and ended his dream of becoming big in the WWE. It's crazy that he is even able to do Strongman at all, let alone at the level he has gotten to! After that Episode I have a new appreciation for him and I've become a huge fan. I wasn't sure who was going to become my favorite active strongman after Brian retired, but I think I've found him!
SMOE competition is Built for Trey and he's showed it through out. Hoping he'll replicate that performance again this year
Got to give it up to the guy making sure the machine is working smoothly after each of the competitors. Benching 365 lb after each guy.
Much more entertaining than wsm, this more pure strenght. If I wanna see athletic big dudes, we got football. I wanna pure strenght competition.
I saw Anatoly there saying "Can I clean here?"
Y’all saw Eddie Hall cheering after Brian lift
The Donkey Kong chest press
If 3 tires is 900 lbs how the fuck is 4 tires 1050lbs!? That makes no sense at all...
Ronnie (bodybuilder) lift heavier
Brian Shaw did 10 reps... Why did they only mark it as 9? Does the first rep with no keg not count? Why do they all do it then?
The cameramen need proper direction and movement. The big empty space in the middle could be crucial for getting good shots, but idk what the proper areas are for filming and whatnot. This event is setup in a unique way so perhaps it was a hassle to set up proper filming.
Second guy could have rested for 35 seconds more before making the last attempt.
DOPA
Problem is with these machines it’s so hard to get natural depending on height
*Promo SM*
Can't wait to see Thor do the squat this year !!
Are athletes allowed to wait until deep into the clock to try to get one more rep? I didn't see anyone doing that. One or more guys had 45 seconds to a minute left when they went for their last rep, and they might have been able to get one more rep had they waited.
Only thing that needs some work is overall look of the stage, some smoke and lights should make it more interesting visually
Once they pollish up the fine details, this will be the greatest strongman show on earth. The format is amazing and the events are better than all the other competitions.
Every thing would be better, if it had sound
The starting arm angle seems like it would make a big difference. I know they measured things but there are clearly much different starting arm angles between lifters.
Where is ANATOLY
I couldn't dream of a more uselessly complicated way to do bench press.
Max is finished, he can go with Rob K
Donkey Kong lives, and he exists in the Strongest Men in the World universe.
When I saw "Strongest Man" in the title, I was expecting to see bodybuilders with their six-pack abs . . . not BELLYBUILDERS with their one-kegs.
@@luissantana2201 And definitely not the fastest or smartest, either. But I am pretty sure some of them are good at ping pong.
Are you kid or just another random ignorant adult?
Looking strong and being strong are two different things. Bodybuilders train for size, not strength. You can literally lookup many strongmen and bodybuilders making collabs on youtube and you can see the differences, dummy.
95!% of bodybuilders wouldn't stand a chance at competitive strongman competition
Sounds like were planning to rub one out to some sexy bodybuilders 😂
How heavy is the two last barrels?
this is a reality workout...compare to lying down the bench 😊
Brian Shaw is the man, but iI hate this comp
I don’t think a single person who has ever met brian shaw or knows anything about him has one bad word to say about this man. What a fucking legend and role model for any man strongman fan or not. Brian is what man should be.
What a great event
So all these three-quarter squats are good squats and Hafthor's 460 kg (1,014 lb) walked out Raw squat is a bad squat due to depth?? 🤦🏻♂️
That was a powerlifting meet under powerlifting rules.
Ah the Internet troll makes his presence felt. Perhaps you should squat at the shaw classic instead of running your mouth online?
Way way above parallel like more than any car squat ever. Everything is easier at a Shaw event.
You do realize the Shaw Classic is the heaviest and hardest show right? A number of athletes say they are afraid to do the show due to how heavy it is. So this event may not have been the greatest test and thus Brian hasn’t brought it back
If Hafthor decided to do the Shaw Classic, what kind of a Squat setup will be there? Any opinions?
theyre all pretty much parallel
@@adamwg10 If you want world class athletes you've got to go for the best. If you don't think you're good enough, fine. Don't turn up. Imagine if you had a Formula 1 race and put a speed limit. "Oh I'm scared to go faster"
@@SocietyIsSoFucked oh I wasn’t complaining. I think it’s great how heavy the show is
From this to leg pressing a car both events are awesome
i wish they would put a better UI over the video so we see the stats, the current reps, weight, competitor, etc