Every 500 kg Deadlift In History 

One day 15 year old are going to be doing it

Jamal pulling 500kg at his bodyweight without any suit or figure8 straps is just absurd.

Jamal’s smile after the pull has incredible meme potential (and is already being used) lmao

You forgot Brad casselberry...he has already lifted 800kgs

Thor's lift has basically twice the ROM of that of Krzysztof

Krzysztof is criminally underrated!

Eddie Hall's was definitely the most iconic, and my personal favourite of the list. But Thor's is just the most impressive imo. He's 6'9 and you can see how far the bar had to travel, all the way up to almost his hip, making it possibly the hardest on this lift, whereas both the sumo lifters had it barely above their knee.

Truly the guy that dedicated his whole life to pick all groceries in one go. I have a new inspiration

I pulled 500kg last month but no one was around to record it

I love how nerdy Jamal looks with the braces and smiling like a child lmao and then he just picks up 6 or 7 adult men off the floor

Looks fun. I was planning on doing deadlifts for the first time ever next weekend, I'll give 500kg a try and see how it goes

Two conventional, two sumo. Conventionals done with suit, sumos done without suit. Think this just proves these are two different lifts altogether.

All amazing feats of strength but Eddie and Thor do have to lift it twice as high up

Jamals face at the end of his pull never gets old xD He happy af

Half Thor's wide stance conventional with even wider grip and bar was still bending like crazy

Crazy how the two sumo guys are more than 100lbs lighter and no deadlift suit but managed to pull more weight, must be because sumo isn't any easier at all. These guys are just stronger than peak Thor.

The level of disrespect displayed by Simping Vault is simply unacceptable. Look at all the legendary names of the 400lb+ behemoths that have TRIED and failed to break the 500kg conventional barrier throughout the years. Andy Bolton, Benedikt Magunsson, Mikhail Koklyaev, Mark Henry, Mark Felix, Gerrit Badenhorst, Brian Shaw, Zydrunas Zavickas, Terry Hollands, Eddie Hall, and Hafthor. That's just to name a FEW of the 400lb+ behemoths that have tried to achieve this milestone. Then out of nowhere, a bunch of sub 250lbs guys who have no where near the right to even be mentioned anywhere close to those world's strongest demi gods above, just casually shattering the 900lb barrier, and slowly creeping up to the 500kg/1100+ with their bullshit leverage abuse lift call the sumo. You either admit that sumo and conventional are two entirely different lifts as evident by the SHEER BODYWEIGHT AND SIZE needed to break 900lb conventional vs the relative 250lb TWINKS that are all casually sumo'ing 1000+ lbs, or you continue to maintain your delusional belief, in which case it would require you to somehow believe that Jamal Browner has SUPERIOR lower body strength than established and certified all time great strong men like Zydrunas Zavikas, Brian Shaw, Koklyaev, and the likes. Do you really think Jamal Browner has a superior posterior chain development than those 400lb+ mass monsters who've proven their godlike strength through countless strongman competitions? Believing sumo and conventional are the same lift is like pretending an ATG squat is the same thing as a leg press; or that a bench press is the same as a military press.

Crazy how 500 was “humanly impossible” and after Eddie Hall got it, 3people got it too within 6/7 years that. Which 2 of them weigh like 40kg less

Crazy how this might be the norm in the next 10-15 years. I remember when 5 plates/220kg was the rarity

Eddie broke it by 30+kg after already breaking the WR in a comp....there is no comparison.

Honestly i dunno if I'm correct but the fact sumo lifters have now broken the 500 limit and gone beyond it puts the excuse that conventional lifters have the records to rest. This def opens up the conversation on sumo being easier than conventional again

Eddie Hall and Thor, both did 500kg+. Others were sumo variations 👍

I know Eddie has remarked on other Sumo-deadlifts saying they're just as legitimate as he struggled to Sumo Deadlift anything close to that weight, you can't help but question just how much "easier" does Sumo make it for perhaps certain other types of body comp. Also just checked some of the other lifts like their bench presses and with no disrespect whatsoever, Eddie for example would have been able to rep quite a few of their max lifts. So maybe its a mix of the stance and the body comp as well, but when you've got Eddie Hall who was clearly at his peak collapsing after that lift and being a WSM and Thor being the shear physical freak that he is, both being somewhat "outlifted" by the other two but then they'd dominate them in their other lifts (unless I am totally wrong?) I just think there is a little more to it and it is more of a technique thing than out right strength.

Eddie Hall, who needed to weigh 400lb+, put his health and heart on the line, consume 10k calories a day, take all kinds of PEDs, needed a deadlift suit, figure 8 strap, peaking to be in the best and strongest shape of his life vs all the other elite giant strength athletes, bleed through his nose and mouth, just to finally smash the 500kg barrier. vs Jamal Browner, who casually does it in the gym, no suite, no figure 8 strap, weighing less than 240lbs, neither bleeds or requires help standing back up, sumos the exact same weight as Hall. But Sumo is the harder lift, right? RIGHT? Lemme guess, Jamal Browner would enter world's strongest man right now and just absolute demolish every single strength event that requires lowerbody strength. This is what sumo simps actually believe. Because, after all, they believe sumo and conventional are the exact same lift, thus, the exact same indication of overall posterior chain strength. Clown world.

If I’m not mistaking, Thor’s lift wasn’t in a strongman competition, but rather in his home gym. He did have a well known strongman referee there though :)

Dang look how much higher the strongman lift it conventionally compared to the sumo beasts. Still crazy to think a human, one of the weakest primates is able to pick 1000lb+ of the floor. These guys are just built different 🙅🧢💪💪🏆🏆

Once Eddie showed it could be done, it was only a matter of time until others repeated it. Eddie will be remembered for that. I don’t care if they go conventional or sumo. With a suit or without, straps or not. Deadlifting 500kg is a huge feat of strength and so far only 4 humans have done it. If you can’t appreciate that, why do you follow lifting at all?

I literally searched for this vid title directly after Jamal's pull but nothing complete popped up so thank you for making this video🙏🏻

Great compilation, thank you. Gonna study this and workout how I can get mine up. Stay tuned!

Thor has literally 3x the ROM of krystof

Sumo can only be compared to other sumo pulls. That is all.

Only 2 that I know of. I consider Sumo a different lift. Still impressive, of course, but there are also silver dollar deadlifts, all kinds of rack pull variations, etc. that you would have to include if you are including other lifts. Moving that weight in any way is amazing, but I don't think it's the same as Eddie and Thor's lift.

Basically nobody has done a proper conventional lift in this class without a suit. Sumo was kind of expected given all the advances of a wide variety of lifters touching extremely high numbers.

Thor >> Eddie >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Jamal, Krzysztof and all other sumo pullers.

I think Bjornson’s lift was the best because of the rom

We need to seperate conventional and Sumo records.

The sumo on the 502.5 looked pretty sus there was no range of motion. They should just separate the category between sumo and conventional

Interesting comparing the size of the guys pulling conventional vs those pulling sumo.

Only 2 of those deadlifted 500kg . The other 2 were half-deadlifts.

Watching this at the gym, getting all hyped and ready to bench 165 lbs lmfao

they're definitely strong, but to be honest, hafthor pulled the bar almost up to his hips, and he's not a short person. the other 2 barely pulled past their knee.

BROOOO KRZYSZTOF WIERZBICKI IS A MAN FROM MY TOWN HOLYYYYYYYYY the video was taken in the gym I went to as well, such a shame I didn't quite get the chance to know the man

Benny Mags 1015 Raw Conventional is more impressive than any of these

1:14 and since that day her back wasn't the same

Correction: Thor did it at his own gym in iceland, not in a strongman competition.

CORRECTION: only 2 people doing conventional and 2 people doing sumo…come on man!

Was Thor a competition (like a *real* one)? I thought he lifted it in his garage?

What pointless discussions about sumo and conventional... Eddie and Thor are strongman and made it by the strongman rules. Krzysztof and Jamal are powerlifters and did it according to the powerlifting rules. Thor and Eddie would fail 500+ sumo and jamal and krzysztos 500+ conventional. Powerlifters can choose between conventional and sumo, the physique decides which lift you are potentially stronger in, isn't that more... why should jamal and krzysztof do conventional when they are both world class in sumo? It would be like asking why messi or ronaldo doesn't play goalkeeper and why buffon doesn't play in midfield...everyone goes by their strengths.

You cannot compare sumo with conventional. Just 2 totally different styles of deadlift. Both impressive though.

The only lift what's count is eddie halls, change my mind, I'm not saying the others aren't mind-blowing lifts but only lift is eddies what has recorded fair and square

Krzysztof definitely has the worst lift here. Idk if it's just me but not only did he not lock out fully, but the bar was definitely more bendy than the others and by time all the weight lifted up off the floor his legs were already halfway through the lift.

I don’t think Eddie was the first.. some guy at my gym told me he used to rep it in high school

Only 1 person has done this in a sanctioned competition

I don’t remember Thor doing his during a competition

obviously 500kg with any form is impressive but it is definitely worth mentioning sumo vs non-sumo

Correction on Thors lift. It was done in his own gym and not in competition.

I am still sad Thor didnt go for more. I feel like he could have ad 5-10kg :/

Krzysztof Also wore no belt- Insane!

Thor’s lift was done out of competition just to clarify

I must say I can appreciate these sumo lifts, but to me convention will always be the cleaner looking lift. The same goes for high bar, yes a lot of people can squat more with low bar but high bar just looks better.

Mind blowing so much progress in so short a time frame.

0:52 "years of trying"? bro what are you talking about. He never tried before, It was Makarov who was always trying.

Mad how nobody has done it twice, seems like a once in a lifetime feat, until Jamal does it hookgrip >.>

Eddie's is my favourite

Thor's lift is still the most impressive to me. He made it look pretty effortless, and pulling conventional with this height is in no way comparable to shorter guys doing sumo, suit or not.

the first one is very strange, he just easly lifts 500 kilos? just like that randomly and smiles after? while eddie almost died doing that lift while being around 200 kilos himself? something does not add up

Everybody said it was impossible, but than Eddie hall made it possible. 4 years later some random dude from iceland said that he lifted 1kg+ more and because he is more famous everybody agreed. Eddie Hall is the beast, the other one was pretending to be strong as him

I thought that name was a typo

Only Eddie and Thor's count as they have actual ROM and real stances.

Insane. Bigger strongman with big bellies actually have difficulty deadlifting tbh. They need the extra weight for other activities and for Hafthor to pull 500 at that his height and range or motion is insane

So in order to deadlift 500kg conventional, you have to wear a suit, use a figure 8 straps and weigh huge but in contrast, to sumo deadlift 500 kg you don't need these things. 🧐

If we're counting sumo+straps then we should also count all the 18" and elephant bar 500+ deadlifts in strongman imo

KHRYS is so fkn strong, strongest deadlifter of all time Peak force output>ROM

Hafthor is the most impressive considering the ROM. Jamal is perhaps the strongest per bodyweight while Krystof had the most impressive leverages.

cone on man. there should be sumo lift and conventional that are kept seperate from eachother. Sumo doesn't get the bar as high of the ground and the grip towards the middle causes the bar to bend more.... making the lift off the floor easier. They are not the same lift.

eddie and hafthor are the real lifts

I wonder how long it will take for jamal to do it in comp. He said he only does full power so i doubt he can do 500kg anytime soon after squatten and benching

1:14 it’s not my bday but thanks for the cake 🎉

it's so funny how ppl reading polish names

These guys in the 1000 pound club with 1 lift

Krzysztof also did it beltless

Put Jamals face on a shirt, thats got to be the happiest, proudest dude I've ever seen in my life.,

On Instagram every second video is 500 kg dead light and people believe it

Sumo is not a deadlift.

there should be a 500kg deadlift club

Sumo and conventional are just simply different lifts. It’s like flat bench and decline.

I mean, more people have allegedly walked on the moon.

Only thor deadlift can be considered impressive

Insane but you can't give up the fact there lifting sumo, it dosnt matter if they lifted it, let them do a close foot lift its a diff story.

I was proud of myself for only doing 100kg

Bruh The 4 Man in the video is more manly than anyone hating on them. People need to work on themselves than talking about others. It's ridiculous that a Human body is capable of picking up 500kgs off the ground.

The sumo ones only sort of count. 1 they are both gym lifts and therefore don't have the certs the other lifts carry. 2 they are done sumo with straps there is no competition that allows for both all competitions that allow for Sumo don't allow for straps.

I only saw 2 deadlifts bro (Thor and Eddie)

You missed the 5 sets of 5 reps I did at the gym YESTERDAY.

I feel like Krystof chose the worst angle to record the record. Makes the lockout look questionable at worst.

This is the start of it. There's gong to be a whole stack of guys sumo lifting 500kg and acting as if they had done it in a regular deadlift.

Here before Dan Grigsby pulls 500 raw

Thor was in his homegym, not in a strongman competition

Wait, Jamal's 500 were not on a Kabuki bar? Nice.

Eddie Hall is the only man in history to ever pull 500kg in COMPETITION. AND HE CRUSHED IT!