Zydrunas Savickas Austrian oak 451 lb 205 kg four times 

And the 190kg was his wr

Eddies 500kg was insane. But this? No equipment, no figure 8 straps, no suit, just raw strength. And he made 205 look like a toy, but tbh, it was a toy to him back then.

@@samotargos5199 Eddies 500kg is pretty much just as insane imo. Nobody has ever even really come close. Even ivan makarov who looked like he would be close really wasn't. Honestly though the crazy thing about eddie is that he probably could have done this too, considering how he strict pressed that 216kg axle making it look like nothing. Plus he was close to making the 230kg log with an injury.

@@coen071993 eddie hall never lifted the Austrian oak not once

@@coen071993 No he couldnt Eddie was in this event too he tried and he couldnt lift it even once this happen same year Eddie did his famous 500 KG deadlift so he was in his prime.

@@coen071993 big z lift 228 with injury bro

Eddie hall 500kg? 5 years ago. Now thats feat of strength. Half a damn ton :D

@@gollese Björnsson's 501 says hi

@@gollese this is harder

@@getstrongby4038 you will never do neither. Don't act like an expert.

@@gollese Eddie with the questionable lockout too!👍👍

He ran out of time too, ofc he could do more, but there is that

330kg...

@@piuforte yes 329kg if 100% correct

329 Kg with more in the tank, The best static lifter ever

Hahah there's always one hater

Kielizskowski stone to shoulder was similar in terms of mogging the other athletes.

208*4 was only cleans not presses. He did do 208*2 though in 2010.

Fun analogy by orangutans are useless pressers, arms way too long and their leverages suck for anything other than swangin from tree and yes I've pondered this deeply while drunk before

@@highviewbarbell now that I think of it, the evidence would seem to indicate you are correct. My opinion being the utterly irrelevant thing that it is, I'll set it aside, and concede that allowing orang in this discussion is at best, controversial. Maybe only a silverback is stronger than big Z.

@@LyricTenor85 yeah I wouldn't doubt a trained silverback! The implement might have to be made different so they can get max output, idk I haven't thought about THAT, but yeah with their enormous power guts, upper back and shoulder mass, I'd give an average, trained, 20+ year old alpha silverback 250kg overhead easy

@@LyricTenor85 which reminds me, is any university running tests on bull elephants and PEDs to create some absolute monster of a pushing or pulling behemoth and if not do you know any crazy scientist in an evil castle that might fund this for me?

@@highviewbarbell I agree, the strength of a silverback in his prime, is mind-boggling.

Zydrunas music.

Agreed there are maybe like 5 guys that can get a Single rep, Hooper, Tom, Hatton, Hicks, Bobby, Kielz and that's about it.