Bill Kazmaier, The Strongest Man Who Ever Lived.

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Bill Kazmaier dominated the Strongman scene in the early 80's and was decades ahead of his time when it came to static strength. When I think of Strongmen from that era who could compete against todays athletes, Bill is always front and centre.
Here I take a little look at his progression through the sport and some of my favourite Kaz moments.
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@cuttertsi3715 3 года назад

The most alpha flex is getting banned from a strongman contest for being too strong

@thku4grace 3 года назад

The people that made that decision also brought us the participation ribbon.

@FCS7 3 года назад

@@thku4grace And the ‘Not Participating’ medal.

@moa3821 3 года назад

still have some of that. they got rid of max stone because shaw was far ahead of the rest of the world before tom stoltman came along

@1950Grendel 3 года назад

We can't win if Kazans shows up. Tell him the competition is in Nairobi.

@bigbilly9657 3 года назад

Kaz was the most juiced athlete competing

@steveunderwood8145 3 года назад

That 2 x Max deadlift was the ultimate strongman flex.

@makaan699 3 года назад

if you can do it once you can do it twice right babe

@steel_and_stones 3 года назад

The wine glass flip though!!!! Doubling the winning deadlift is epic yes, but flipping the full wine glass to yourself after winning the front hold, catching it, drinking and raising the damn sword. The greatest.🤣

@pycassoclaudiu 3 года назад

Imagine Eddie Hall or Thor doing the 500 kg twice.

@BigUriel 3 года назад

@@pycassoclaudiu Thor look like he might have done it actually. Eddie could have done 10 reps if he was hydrated and just pictured his ancestors being attacked by vikings.

@evilbastage1652 3 года назад

@@BigUriel I do believe eddie may have been able to do 2 if he didn't stand there holding the first one and surveying the crowd.

@jimllbreakit8537 3 года назад

For those remarking over Bills ego, I’d implore you to learn more about him and his early years. Bill was a sensitive person with an incredible work ethic, self belief, determination, and an unrivalled competitive streak. He was the perfect athlete, but the perfect athlete isn’t always going to be the smiley, cheery type.

@BigLozOfficial 3 года назад

Well said

@jimllbreakit8537 3 года назад

A reply from the big man himself. Thank you Loz.

@SteveLeicht1 3 года назад

If you can back it up, it's called confidence.

@dempsey9554 3 года назад

Wow did you marry him

@barrykennedy9947 3 года назад

Not only the strongest, one of the nicest guys you would ever meet.

@IngeniousOutdoors 3 года назад

Think its any coincidence he looks like Mr. Incredible? (Like maybe they modeled mr. Incredible after him)

@teun294 3 года назад

Exactly what i thought haha

@khalidamajoud4114 3 года назад

You might be into something here...Makes sense, honestly.

@codytierney3382 3 года назад

I’ve always said this lol

@jimmartin7881 3 года назад

My dad's of Bill's era and he was watching that with my daughter when she was little and he called me in to tell me that. lol.

@jesusmisas9280 3 года назад

OMG true

@Patryn71 3 года назад

Bill Kazmaier still has the record for the most intense look in strongman to me. No one I've seen since has that kind of insane, crazed determination in their eyes as he did. It's one of the things I'll always remember him for, aside from his incredible strength at the time.

@TheBcoolGuy 2 года назад

Often duplicated, never beaten.

@SeptemberChild1835 2 года назад

That serial killer look! We know what happened.

@xjuhox Год назад

It's the halotestin, baby.

@randystevens6302 2 года назад

Keep in mind that 40 years ago when Kaz was benching mid 600's he was doing it after squatting almost 900 in a full competition and it was with a mid width grip and no real arch. He was also in his mid 20's with a world of potential. An injury sidetracked his bench but those who observed him felt that in that era he would have been the first man to bench 700.

@steveunderwood8145 3 года назад

Kaz was light years ahead of the game! He might not be everyone’s cup of tea, but he sure was exciting to watch.

@CaustinSutton 3 года назад

Bill Kazmaier is a legend. It's insane that he won three WSM titles, wasn't invited back for 5-6 years, comes back and then gets 2nd?! All that time away from WSM and he was still an absolute monster. The man won Iceland's Strongest Man and didn't even live there. Wild stuff.

@89turbomk3 3 года назад

I agree, drained him 3 years of his prime and still came in 2nd after years off

@TheBcoolGuy 2 года назад

I agree. And that also says a lot about Brian. Four titles, which Kaz most certainly would've achieved as well if he'd been allowed to continue, maybe even 5, but then, four years older than Kaz was when he came back, he came second to a blooming Tom Stoltman, the start of the next generation of Strongman. And he wasn't far off from the other two former WSM winners this year either - he could've maybe gotten 2nd place then too. It was close.

@gym-kneecrickets6294 3 года назад

“You made a big mistake Webster, a big one!”

@-Graham 3 года назад

Which wsm did this happen in?

@gym-kneecrickets6294 3 года назад

@@-Graham 1988 WSM showdown.. about the 32 minute mark

@TheSkinnay1 3 года назад

I would have liked to see him given another go at that event. If the weight over bar wasn't over water and he hadn't got DQed in the sausage hold he would have won his 4th WSM that year.

@toddbartels2866 3 года назад

It's hard to believe-that in High School, I wrestled against him in a scrimmage during the early 70's. He was from Burlington, Wi. and I was living in Waterford, Wi. Quite an athlete!!!

@AsadAli-jc5tg 3 года назад

Was he strong or just synthol filled?

@mr.chaden2236 2 года назад

@todd bartels How old are you now sir?

@joeschmidt246 2 года назад

Who won?

@samotargos5199 3 года назад

Just imagine this man competing in the early 2000s at the Arnolds against Big Z. The thought of these two pushing each others numbers is scary.

@adamrawlifting6933 3 года назад

Kaz vs Z would have been incredible

@TomHenksYT 3 года назад

yeah, or on the mid-late 2010s with the Giants Live world deadlift championships, world log championships etc. competing against the likes of Big Z, Eddie Hall and so on. I'm sure with modern equipment and supplements, as well as Z and Eddie pushing him to the limit, his numbers would have been truly ridiculous (if they aren't already!)

@samotargos5199 3 года назад

@Natural Creature He had a very hard time training squat because of his shoulder mobility, after training heavy squat he talked about how the next day he couldnt even bench 100kg because of how fucked up his shoulders were. If he could train Squat with a Safety bar, both his bench and squat would benefit. Also, he wouldnt injure his peck during the barbending if he competed later, and that also hurt his bench.

@davidroob4835 3 года назад

Also a modern squat bar would help the shoulder mobility problem

@jima6545 3 года назад

Imagine if he hadn't worked as a lumberjack and bouncer while training... a fucking lumberjack for God's sake!

@simondean5227 3 года назад

Kaz was ahead of his time, if you took him forward in time during his prime he would still be competitive. If he was born in the 90s, who knows what he could have done.

@anthonyproffitt5341 3 года назад

I’d imagine similar. A lot more people in the world, more involved In athletics that help prepare athletes for a potential transition to strongman. I’d imagine he’d be competing for titles and world records with modern training, recovery etc.... right with the likes of Big Z, Shaw, Thor, Eddie, Martins, Novikov, Lalas, Mateusz, Stoltman etc...... Kaz started at a time when they took people from other sports, that didn’t train for strongman. Kaz looked like a modern day strongman where most of his competition wasn’t close to him physically. Kaz would likely be bigger and better than he was, but the competition is a lot better.

@draverraj 3 года назад

When WSM invited Kaz back to interview the athletes it added an amazing dynamic to Strongman. Kaz was a hero to everyone he interviewed, and you could tell it was an honor for them to speak with, and receive praise from, one of the greatest ever.

@jimllbreakit8537 3 года назад

Kaz is so good at it too. So well and thoughtfully spoken.

@HatunTashDCCIMinistries 3 года назад

3:33 BEST CRAZY-EYES EVER.

@ufarkingicehole 3 года назад

Vikings

@usernameluis305 3 года назад

Alex Jones

@anondalorian3719 3 года назад

Nice to see you here

@dr.destiny5635 3 года назад

Me when I see CNN fake news

@randybarnett2308 3 года назад

I knew it ! Bill's an alien !👍💪👽

@MyBlocksStrongestMan 3 года назад

Kaz is such an intelligent philosopher. He also has many great moments doing interviews.

@alertedcoyote7892 3 года назад

Not letting him compete is such a shame. Guy could have gone 5x or 6x no doubt in my mind

@Hagarrd182 3 года назад

Why wouldn't they lit him compete I never understood. Imagine if they didn't let Big Z or Brian Shaw compete for example. It's just so sad really.

@MTKashSmash 3 года назад

@@Hagarrd182 Too dominant.

@gwyn1723 3 года назад

@@Hagarrd182 they thought the sport would get stale to viewers if the same person kept winning. Just look at how many people get bent bc of winners in others sports. Not a valid reason to disallow someone from competing but that's basically the reason

@swedishwiking2955 3 года назад

@@MTKashSmash It was most likely because of his hot temper. The judges were afraid of him. It´s well known. You can sometimes hear him giving the judges agressive comments when they judged against him. And the incident with almost killing OD Wilson in the team event, probably didn´t do him any good either. It´s really a shame as I belive he could´v won 6 or 7 WSM titles if he could control himself a bit more.

@enricomarxstrongman 3 года назад

@@swedishwiking2955 To be fair: The indicent with OD happened very late in Bill's strongman career and had nothing to do with him being banned from WSM.

@dolan8732 3 года назад

The physical embodiment of testosterone.

@lelouche9894 3 года назад

Matt mask

@JovanTheTrainer 3 года назад

@@lelouche9894 lol give me a break

@michaelfowler9400 3 года назад

And your point is? So was everyone competing against. No one at that level was "natty" for you in the world full of unicornes

@RenaxTM91 3 года назад

@@lelouche9894 Jacked Jesus > Matt Mask any day!

@lelouche9894 3 года назад

@@RenaxTM91 both are insaaane😂

@N1120A 3 года назад

Kaz was simply amazing. I had the chance to have dinner with him at the Mr. Olympia back in 1999 and he was in ridiculously good shape and we just had an awesome time.

@JovanTheTrainer 3 года назад

Kaz is my hero. He shaped todays strongmen with his unbelievable animal-like strength and attitude and his unwillingness to surrender. It's truly a shame he wasnt invited back after 1982 and I feel like he could have at least won another 2 or maybe even 3 titles. I think all of us carry a little bit of Bill around in our hearts to help motivate us to become better and better. There arent many people like him on this planet, and it's the people like him that give us an aspiration to become great. Thank you Mr. Kazmaier.

@andrewshaver5800 3 года назад

The sword hold wine flip was incredible. Strength and finesse. I think Kaz would have been a beast in any era.

@silvercapricorn4810 3 года назад

Just imagine Kaz vs Pudzianowski. That would be a real clash of titans

@southernmusclecritic4393 3 года назад

I absolutely love Kaz, when he lived in Alabama all those years he was a good friend and would do anything for you. Very soft spoken and smart! Since he moved I miss talking to him! Awesome Guy!!!!!!

@timfrost4291 3 года назад

True! Got to speak with him a few times at our property. Nothing but a gentleman. He was always interested in whatever we had to say. He put others first. Kaz for President!

@theARcritter 3 года назад

My number one strongman of all time. The intensity, focus, determination, and raw strength. If he hadn’t been cheated out of competing after ‘82 he would have dominated that decade and been the most winning WSM champion of all time.

@iDONTdoFacebook 3 года назад

Indeed True!

@KacperPpp 3 года назад

Big Loz' pumping out content at an insane output recently, mad props

@umaxi96 3 года назад

His wife helps him i think

@Gndlf_TheOrange 3 года назад

Best channel for strongman.

@strosity 3 года назад

also in lockdown (why do we use prison terminology?), that gives he and misses plenty of time to put these out. so glad they are.

@BrotarBoy 3 года назад

The fact that they banned Kaz from competing is a crime against humanity

@medzykh9455 3 года назад

What was their reason? Surely not cause he kept winning?

@ValensBellator 3 года назад

@@medzykh9455 Supposedly they were worried that it would get boring for people to have the same man winning each year. The other problem was the margin he was winning by... there was no drama by the last event lol

@AleksandarIvanov69 3 года назад

It is just Marxism manifest in professional sports and it is disgusting

@lj6011 3 года назад

Wow! they banned Kaz for being the best. Why didn't they just give all the competitors trophies while they we're at it. In my opinion Kaz would've been the Michael Jordan of strongman! Can you imagine if they told Michael Jordan he couldn't play in the NBA playoffs because he was to good🤔🙄

@joe1071 3 года назад

You see his traps after third win? Dude looked juiced to the moon

@TheBigChad 3 года назад

Dude was an absolute specimen. When you think of physiques in WSM of course Marius comes to mind but Bill was a tank of a human

@dougcoleburn1579 3 года назад

Love Kaz! The double deadlift to shut everyone up was great. His intensity off the charts!

@tynestreet5478 3 года назад

So pleased you produced this tribute Big Loz

@atomicmikef 3 года назад

I’ve got an old sports illustrated magazine from 1999 that had an article on the worlds strongest man. In it they said that there was a contest where Kaz was there to do commentary and a couple competitors left because they thought he was there to compete. Crazy that the mere mention of his name struck fear into the hearts of men 🤣

@WILSON.1 3 года назад

I love Bill Kazmaier so much. I wish strongmen were still like him.

@dagoberttrump2935 3 года назад

The introduction by Colin bryce always gives me goosebumps 🔥

@standepain 3 года назад

A 380 lb Kaz would have been just terrifying and who knows what he would have been able to do!!! Big Z just edges him out by the smallest margin IMO but I don't think we ever saw a peak Kaz. Kaz's Keg load from 1981 WSM is still my favorite Kaz moment.

@shepchester3567 3 года назад

Just said similar. Would of been mega to see them go head to head!

@nobotrailangels9322 2 года назад

Definitely one of the greats, truly unbeatable in his time. Watched his interview with Loz and had a full spectrum of emotions. The amount of injuries he sustained unbelievable, and yet he accomplished so much. I applaud him. I'm sure he could have translated over to modern day strongman and been amazing. Bill Kazmaier Conceive, Believe, Achieve.

@AA-tq7dm 3 года назад

I think it's safe to say he would've been the strongest man ever or at least up there, 300kg bench paused. Imagine what he could've pressed with the logs today, kit to train on and learn the proper technique. Far above some of the top guys this year.

@odn7769 3 года назад

I would love to see how the big log lifters today lift these odd oldscool logs. would be supercool!

@BrockLowell 3 года назад

Kaz coming back and being such amazing Announcer that many of us grow up watch after being wronged so deeply by a sport that he Dedicated this life too. If thats not the measurement of the WORLD STRONGEST CHARACTER as well what is!!!!

@richardmoe666 3 года назад

Kaz is just one of those men, who come along every once in a while, who were destine to be great! 👏🏼

@Silky_boi 3 года назад

Thank you Uncle Loz! I can’t wait for talking strongman with him.

@Solrac81 3 года назад

The real Mr. Incredible

@rockybalboa1158 3 года назад

He does look like one

@teun294 3 года назад

Yeah

@harrylampkin7859 3 года назад

I wish there was a giants live show were they do all these old events like the natural logs, weight over bar and no rope truck pull

@silamarie4406 3 года назад

I wish there was a giants live....stupid co.vi.d.

@mustang8206 3 года назад

No rope truck pull looks ridiculous tho

@eliteinventor 3 года назад

There used to be american gladiators

@tonisokarno 3 года назад

Since i was little boy i always admire two strong man till today one was Kazmaier and the other Sigmarsson RIP. Also i will like to see video about Sigmarsson

@zakmayo1804 3 года назад

Without doubt the Strongest that has ever been! At only 335lb and the fact that he never got invited back after he won 3.. No one near him for Static and even Speed he was amazing! Long live KAZ!!

@dennacampbell1432 2 года назад

That awkward log lift was amazing. He looked like a super human lumberjack picking that up. Entertaining personality to

@shepchester3567 3 года назад

Really enjoyed that Loz. I've always thought on a level playing field, the two all time greatest/strongest would be Kaz and Big Z. I think I would go Z as number one, but it would be bloody close!

@elpedrino01 3 года назад

Your clearly forgetting about marious…………

@shepchester3567 3 года назад

@@elpedrino01 No

@elpedrino01 3 года назад

@@shepchester3567 sorry I didn’t realize you were a casual fan, my bad

@azoragin1677 2 года назад

I met kaz today and he is such a great man, he told me i have a great future ahead and i will never forget it.

@shawnpatten6515 2 месяца назад

Amazing

@cols-muscle-power 3 года назад

I'm a huge Kaz fan. I remember watching worlds strongest man at a very young age and can actually remember when he said he's the strongest man who ever lived. I was in awe of him. He was an absolute beast and probably still is, he certainly looks in great shape and I'd bet he's still capable of some impressive feats of strength if he wanted to. Fantastic video Loz mate 💪🏻

@mortuaryartist 3 года назад

Worlds strongest man was such an amazing programme . I loved it. I might have to catch up on some vintage episodes. Genuine talent, strength and entertainment. WOW.

@roadrunner381 3 года назад

That Wild man crazy eyes look, he's THE STRONGEST MAN IN THE WORLD, i Love it man!!😬🤯

@tynestreet5478 3 года назад

I think he was the strongest man who ever lived 🙏

@shoaibhaq8680 3 года назад

Not really given the fact that majority of past human history doesn't have a documented record of feats of incredible strength but are legends doesn't mean men stronger than kaz didn't existed... So no he ain't "the strongest man who ever lived" That's a lie... If it were so none should have been able to replicate his feat of strength in recorded strongman history

@parkerbohnn 3 года назад

@@shoaibhaq8680 Angus Macaskill looked and probably was by far the strongest ever.

@shoaibhaq8680 3 года назад

@Yarp Yarp really how do you know?? With such certainty?

@makaan699 3 года назад

Hey Loz, could you get this legend on Talking Strongman?

@danwesson2485 3 года назад

Kaz's Keg toss...still THE measurement of pure strength I ever saw. NOBODY did what he did that day.

@TheBcoolGuy 3 года назад

I didn't know Kaz was this good! Holy shit!

@bastardator6229 3 года назад

Good video! Bill is one of The best ever! And thank you for all of your videos! You are doing good job my man!! 💪 Thank you and stay strong!

@adamcarter4357 3 года назад

Lets gooooo. He certainly could have competed with modern training and diets.

@giolopez8493 3 года назад

Kaz was an absolute beast, a monster!

@giteausuperstar 3 года назад

1100kgs back in the day, wow. I'm pretty sure that's exactly what Thor got at his powerlifting meet a couple of years ago.

@robertcrane1128 3 года назад

I remember Kaz loading Kegs on the back of a truck. At one point he just starts throwing them on the the back of the truck! It was amazing to watch

@nischalnr6171 3 года назад

Please do an interview with Bill in talking strongman

@wireeye2003 3 года назад

Kaz was one of my favorites. I have been lucky enough to watch all the world's strongest man contests, I was thirteen when I watched the 1977 contest. Before strongman comps there was a show call superstars a competition in which elite athletes from a variety of sports compete against each other. Watching these shows as a kid made a big impression on me to the point that I still work out. lol

@adamrawlifting6933 3 года назад

WSM stopped inviting Kaz because Geoff Capes was more famous and JP had a face that fit better and either would be a preferred champion over Kaz. Change my mind.

@jimllbreakit8537 3 года назад

I agree, and I think an added element was that Kaz wouldn’t tow the line in the way the WSM execs wanted him to.

@oddcharacter6891 3 года назад

He was a bit of a dick and nearly got OD Wilson killed by a barrel.

@mainsource8030 3 года назад

@@oddcharacter6891 so, fine him, but to not let him compete for years because hes a "dick" is bullshit

@oddcharacter6891 3 года назад

@@mainsource8030 - I think nearly killing someone was the main point i was pushing.

@AA-tq7dm 3 года назад

@@oddcharacter6891 What you've said is correct, but that team competition was nearly a decade after Kaz was banned from WSM so obviously isnt the reason but I'm sure his attitude didn't help his cause.

@richardrae5049 3 года назад

I always saw Kaz as a competitor driven by passion more than just craziness,no doubts in the right circumstance's he would have won six maybe seven wsm titles.Truly one of the stand out names in strength sports.

@Kryptonite_V 3 года назад

I watched all these competitions and Kaz was my favourite back then. He looked the part of a WSM, too. It is a shame he wasn't invited to defend his title. You didn't mention the official excuse for that? Thank you for reminding us of these feats of one of the greatest strongmen ever, Loz. Even in the crazy events he did well due to raw strength and willpower.

@TheErik249 2 года назад

The Kaz is one of the most inspirational men that I have ever encountered. I believe in the Kaz.

@-Erebus 3 года назад

Wasn't he the model for Mr. Incredible as well

@levonschaftin3676 3 года назад

far and away my favorite strongman of all time. amazing.

@HunterXVII 3 года назад

My favourite Kaz moment is seeing him still commentating on the shows and being awesome today, glad he's still with us

@alexandrudumitru2435 3 года назад

I always found these videos that Big Loz does fascinating. Loving the content

@williamcutting5224 3 года назад

Bill is the epitome of pure, classic strength. I love watching those old competitions during my training. The passion these gentlemen carried with them. Awesome content as always, Loz Thank you!

@antoniow1825 Год назад

Ego??? What Ego does Mr. Kaz have? I’ve the honor of meeting him and even giving him a lift from the airport one evening while he was waiting on a taxi up here in Anchorage Ak about 10 years ago and the man was so damn humble. I dropped him off at his destination and one of the people in that neighborhood was loading a bunch kids soccer balls to start a practice and Mr. Bill instantly started signing some of the balls for the man to raffle off for a fundraiser the gentleman was gonna have to raise money so the kids in the Mt. View ( hood ) area of town could play soccer even if they didn’t have money. The dude was so happy. It was amazing really, he automatically just started helping. People up here love that man.

@tedium37 3 года назад

His eyes look like last stage before he turns green and smashes.

@jsims1617 3 года назад

Kazmaier is a living legend!

@billf9526 3 года назад

Great content, as always Loz! Thank you for posting. Hmm... two guys, 3-letter nicknames that end in "Z"... massively strong. Coincidence? I don't think so! Kaz was and is a beast. Intense and scary when he set his mind to something and you were in his path!

@storytimewithunclebill1998 3 года назад

USA going out graceful was awesome. Never seen it before. Kaz was a beast. Was fun to watch. Great video

@60kgofpower68 3 года назад

strength and charisma considered, Kaz isnt even one in a generation, he s one in century at least, i d put him up there with Cyr

@sean3836 3 года назад

Grew up in the late 80's and 90's. Used to watch strong man all the time, and specifically loved watching the re-runs with Kaz.

@tomedgoose7492 3 года назад

Modern advancement in “supplementation”😂

@hibiru6868 3 года назад

The chip on Bill's shoulder was too heavy for most to lift - I love it!

@TommyNitro 3 года назад

Kaz reminds me of an old school, American Eddie Hall.

@cooperroscatman3394 3 года назад

Video did not show it but one of his greatest dominating events was the KEG Loading event. I believe it was 6 Kegs that had to be lifted and put onto a flatbed truck. Most if not all of the other competitors first lifted the kegs then ran/walked them over to the truck 10-' to 12' away. KAZ picked up the first 4 or 5 Kegs and THREW them through the air! It was pure domination.

@KillianDefaoite 3 года назад

Kaz wasn't just respected, he was feared. That's why he wasn't invited for four years running.

@note2owns Год назад

He held the world record bench press at one time for his weight class at 660lbs for the 245lb weight class, just insane

@AB-gz9yb 3 года назад

Those traps tho 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@AsadAli-jc5tg 3 года назад

What do ya think? Synthol??

@AB-gz9yb 3 года назад

Asad Ali na rack pulls

@supporterofsanity 3 года назад

Kazmaier is the reason I am watching. I was 8 years old the first time I saw him compete in 1980. My favorite of all time.

@budjohnson3349 3 года назад

The politics of the sport have screwed many.

@MichaelVLang 3 года назад

One of the things overlooked by some is Kaz's mental attitude towards self-improvement as well as lifting heavy weights. Good stuff.

@markj3815 3 года назад

He is the strongest ever, no questions asked. With today's supplements, recovery, and surgical repair he would have been godlike.

@rosemariearnold2569 3 года назад

The only person in modern times who could rival kaz for pure static power and self belief is Eddie hall in his strongman prime. It's like they both really hate themselves if they fail anything

@bradlangley7815 Год назад

I watched him in his prime and what he could do made him a legend.

@amicellnandan3245 3 года назад

''Bill Kazmaier, The Strongest Man Who Ever Lived.'' - 𝐙𝐘𝐃𝐑𝐔𝐍𝐀𝐒 𝐒𝐀𝐕𝐈𝐂𝐊𝐀𝐒 𝐖𝐀𝐍𝐓𝐒 𝐓𝐎 𝐊𝐍𝐎𝐖 𝐘𝐎𝐔𝐑 𝐋𝐎𝐂𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍

@cfields8507 3 года назад

That would have been a match up to see. Kaz is the polar opposite of Z, but they're both so hyper competitive and strong.

@kt9493 3 года назад

Great video. Thanks, Loz! 🙋🏻‍♂

@MikeYt673 3 года назад

Back then he was so far ahead of his time

@Danimal77 3 года назад

It's worth noting that had Kaz not torn his pec while doing the bench press in 1981, he would have continued to break his own records. He also fought with MANY injuries and never backed down. A true warrior.

@Nick-hv8gj 3 года назад

How much Kaz has contributed to the strength and well-being of American kids especially, but kids all over the world, can never be overstated. Watching him as a kid got me into lifting, which got me through the tough years. I know I'm only one of countless millions. The kid in me still gets adrenalized watching these old feats of his, while the grandfather in me is just grateful, knowing I'll pass along that inspiration to my grandson in just a few years when he's old enough to start lifting. Thank you, Kaz.

@sagarnongmaithem6237 3 года назад

Truly without a doubt the man is what he claimed to be.

@nontrickpony 2 года назад

Watching this made me really emotional. What a massive injustice that they took that opportunity away from him for being the best. I absolutely cannot wait to meet him in person this season. What a guy!