I still find this to be the most impressive of all time. No straps and on a regular-sized barbell. This is the heaviest that's ever been pulled with those factors in place.
@@callumaston1598 benni is lighter, shorter, this lift was raw, fast, he lowered it like his parents were sleeping in the other room, and he was ahead of his time
Funny seeing you here. If your Madness series were muscles youd probrably beat this record. Thanks for making my childhood fun on Newgrounds back in the day !
Best RAW pull of all time, There's a very good reason why this is the best raw pull of all time. I'd truly love to see some one break this massive deadlift. Remember it's 1015 frickin mother effin pounds lol. Remember no straps, you must hold on to the weight.
The controlled set down impressed me way more than the lift. The sheer power this guy can create is astounding but his control and ability to stay tight on the way down is just unbelievable.
Yeah I can't imagine placing a max lift lightly on the floor. I think I would shit out my spine. This is pretty damn inspiring, though. I think I'll start to train a very slow eccentric.
i heard that he actually wanted them to put on 480 kg's and not the 460 as he did - he did 455 in the warmup room as the last warmup, but there wasnt enough room on the bar for the 480 because the last 100's would tip off whenever it was lifted - and rules say that you need to have locks on the bar
I rate this higher than Eddie hall's 462kg lift Benni did this without straps, a lot faster and he slowly placed the weights back down...not to take anything away from Eddie but this is one of the most underrated lifts on RUclips World record raw deadlift by a mile I would love to see Benni take it back off Eddie
***** You know I kind of agree with what some of what you are saying but although Hall used straps he did not use a belt so I think that puts him on the same level as Magnusson and dude don't bite my head off for saying that I am just putting in my 2 cents.
@@callumaston1598 Good point... the two lifts test different things. Any lifter is only as strong as their weakest link. The strongman deadlift is a test pretty much all posterior chain because straps are used and grip isn't a limiting factor. PL DL included the limiting factor of grip strength. It's all guessing but I'd say BM could hit a massive Strongman deadlift when with his back not limited by his grip (after peaking and all that) just as the best strongmen could hit a equally impressive PL deadlift once their grips caught up to their backs.
I love his smile when he locks it out, that was probably one of the greatest moments of his life. And how he just calmly sets it down shows his humbleness and integrity. So proud of this man.
JS8700 I don't know man... once you get into 980-1000lb range, the difference of just 1010-1015 is enormous. Adding 10-20lbs a year to a lift is considered a MASSIVE improvement for these guys. But who knows!
nigel barker actually the difference between 1010 and 1015 would be much smaller, as the % difference is quite small. Going from 1,015 to 1,050 is the % equivalent of going from 515 to 530. Just look at the level of ease he lifted this. If it was 515 and he moved it that easy you would think he could pull 530...
Yeah I know the percentages are obviously smaller. But if that's all that mattered, wouldn't it get EASIER to progress over time?? Ask any serious deadlifter. It gets harder and harder to add pounds the higher you get, not easier. He COULD probably get 1,050, but none of us have ever even touched a bar with that much weight. So who knows.. Benedikt always says, it's better to not know how strong you are, he doesn't even know!
nigel barker Sure it's harder to progress...but we're not talking about that here. This was at a contest. He pulled 1015 very easily...it looked like 85-90% of his MAX THAT DAY. He should have went up
Still THEE best video of anything happening anywhere that I am yet to see in my 32 years of being alive. Someone needs to try and do somthing to impress me, come on world, beat this.
@cfields8507 there's raw and equipped. There's no such thing as raw grip, in a suit. You ever done powerlifting? Youre rither raw or your not. Don't make up terms.
He OWNED that lift, when I first heard about this, was expecting it to be one of those all out struggles where they shake like a tree in a hurricane to get the weight up but he did that as if he was going for multiple reps. Genuinely impressed.
@@michaelgriggs7839 on a deadlift bar, range of motion not even past his knees, come on bro, dont compare these 2 lifts. magnusson lifted way past his knees. 2 different worlds. both lifts are impressive.
@@michaelgriggs7839 benni didn't use a deadlift bar this is the best raw unequipped deadlift of all time. I've seen Benni warmup with 400 kg like it was 135 pounds this is legit and nobody's beating this especially the negative on the way down shows Benni had complete control of the weight effortlessly.
Benedikt Magnusson the true deadlift champion. No offence to Hall and being a fellow Englishmen I should be backing him but as a Powerlifter I have to back Magnusson.
Greatest deadlift of all time. I started powerlifting in 2011 and I used to watch this regularly. Still come back from time to time. The way the weight just glides up, while every single fiber in Benny's body is just working in perfect harmony is beautiful. Its just one single, utterly optimized motion of the human body.
Fid gety it is very ignorant statement. there is not well qualified athlete in olympic lifting from to North. But, look at Azerbeijan, Russia, Turkey , Georgia in Olympic Lifting. I dont think that there is a spesific terratory in world that consisted of strong ppl.
BigBubble ED sure there is. Nordic people are stronger cause we are bigger. We are on average the tallest region of people in the world and taller means potentially stronger. Norwegian mens average height is 180cm, only the netherlands are taller on average and they only ride bikes.
since asians are so small they have no perception of understanding heavy weight and towering heights. So these random authors usually enter wrong values to wiki pages. I'd say Snorlax weights at least 2 tons
Whats make this so incredible is that the most impressive thing isn't even the weight or the fact the lift is raw. The ease with which he lifts it and puts it back to the floor outdo everything else
@@siergiej882kowaliow3 yes i am bitch pussy because I deadlift always with straps. A pussy with beautiful, un-torn biceps ;D. And a 300kg stiff bar dl no belt. but straps!
LeThayle my total.... as in the total weight of my 1 rep max squat, bench press, AND deadlift put together. Obviously I don’t deadlift anywhere near this weight. It’s ok though I know reading comprehension is hard
Such a shame this record was taken recently. They guy's body weight definitely made it impressive but the but the ROM, hook grip, different stance all make it feel unworthy. This is still the greatest deadlift of all time
what an absolute beast, Eddie's and Brian Shaw's lifts are shit compared to this lift. he pulls the weight up in one single movement, and his Form is absolutely fantastic
yes indeed, no hitching - powerlifting ideal . This weight and this form, is ok on the body. Hitch with 500kg like hall had to struggle a little bit with it and you could easily snap a disk or something worse and fuck you up for lyfe
Some people are really dumb... Calling this guy fat and steroids abuser? This guy have genetics with backs made of steel. No amount of hardwork, discipline, and drugs that all you guys credited of his feats beat the role of his genetics. You can be the hardest worker, the most discipline, and use the best drugs but if you don't have genetics like benni, you will never be able to do it. iceland's viking are freaking monster. magnus ver magnusson, hafthor bjronsson, and benedikt magnusson. I wish I have their genetics :(
I think the speed of this lift, the lack of effort it looked like it took, the form and look of it might make it one of the best lifts ever. How does over 1,000 lb’s ever look that easy? So inspirational
This is just unbelievable. I had to watch this two times to believe what I just saw. I have never seen someone deadlift so much weight before. And he certainly didn't struggle with it either. He used good form, too! He pulled it up and held it there for a good amount of time and he even slowly lowered it to the floor. Damn.
My fav deadlift of all time. Such a shame Benny got injured because he had so much more in him. On this day alone he could have easily done 20kg more. And all this, without straps, without hitching, and without dropping the weights.
Joe Biden in my opinion this is more impressive considering he’s not using straps or a deadlift suit, also it was a much cleaner looking rep compared to Eddies.
@@18yearoldconservativefromc60 yea using the equiment ur bennie gets fucked by ed in the deadlift, give eddie some straps and give bennie a strap n suit ed would win, the only things holding him off is his grip strenght also ed isnt a strongman that focuses on the 3 main lift bennie never had the goal to win wsm while eddie and thor are all well rounded athlete, even benni would lose to nick best in a strongman comp
I love the way this guy lifts. Gets pumped as fuck every time, does little run up to the bar, perfect form, sets down gently, back to being crazy as fuck
The key reason why Benedikt Magnusson has incredible Deadlifts are due to a combination of ectomorph and mesomorph traits such as long arms and huge shoulders. The late Vasily Alexeev was mainly an ectomorph, but was an incredible Weightlifter.
The reason he has an incredible deadlift is because he trains unbelievably hard, takes the right drugs and has the genetics for it. The terms ectomorph and mesomorph mean nothing. Stop using them as even the creator of those somatotypes stated they are not set in stone and people can change their somatotype throughout their lives with training or improper diet etc.
yaroslav64 I agree with this. the words "ectomorph" and "mesomorph" have to die out, they do nothing but confuse noobs they make no sense whatsoever. The truth is he is a genetic freak, much stronger than the average person, he is smart enough and has the right knowledge to train correctly, and he takes takes(or took prior to the lift) an extreme amount of steroids, many many grams per week without a doubt. mostly though, it's the genetics bit
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To me, this is the deadlift world record. No straps, no deadlift suit, no equipment of any kind, just a man and a bar. Extremely impressive!
it literally is the deadlift world record lol.
@meder homeboy legit has no straps and no suit on...every deadlifter that doesn't want their spine to disintegrate wears a belt
@@alucard3374 what does the belt do? I've never worn one
@@NoSubsWithContent It helps you brace your core
@@carlinberg Yeah, then you just put more weight on your bar, which makes the whole thing completely pointless.
I still find this to be the most impressive of all time. No straps and on a regular-sized barbell. This is the heaviest that's ever been pulled with those factors in place.
He stands there holding it. Smiling. Unreal.
also no deadlift suit
Annnd it was fake weights....for real look at is 461 equipped compare it and realize this federation is notorious for fake weights
your mommy is fake :)
19900niko no the correct term is obese unlike these weights which arent legit bud
He put it down slowly to avoid setting off the lunk alarm.
David Lewis underrated comment 😂😂
Why would he care about that?
People were joking about the lunk alarm 5 years ago!?
Genius
Making me laugh 5 years later lol
Here after the 501 deadlift only cuz this is still more impressive
oh would you look at that 50 people agrees lmao
@@casperhansen9955 Lol, u dont use social media? 😂
Not really cause benni can’t pull 501 deadlift ain’t a grip test
@@budadi Don't you? Look at the time. 1 month ago now, at the time it had 50 likes!! Now you have 92
@@callumaston1598 benni is lighter, shorter, this lift was raw, fast, he lowered it like his parents were sleeping in the other room, and he was ahead of his time
That was the most insane pull I've ever seen.
Funny seeing you here. If your Madness series were muscles youd probrably beat this record. Thanks for making my childhood fun on Newgrounds back in the day !
What the hell are you doing here?
Best RAW pull of all time, There's a very good reason why this is the best raw pull of all time. I'd truly love to see some one break this massive deadlift. Remember it's 1015 frickin mother effin pounds lol. Remember no straps, you must hold on to the weight.
still is
@@carlosjoaquim3555 its the best pull of all time period. Not even eddie halls figure 8 strap and assisted 500kg lift
lift the weight before gravity has a chance to make it heavy
best comment, year later.
Best comment, 2 years later
Broscience. 50% fact 50% magic 100% results
@@madzyadzy07 true words of genius and wisdom, thank you for the lesson brofessor
Best comment, 3 years later
Still to this day hands down, the best deadlift ive ever seen
The controlled set down impressed me way more than the lift. The sheer power this guy can create is astounding but his control and ability to stay tight on the way down is just unbelievable.
Yeah I can't imagine placing a max lift lightly on the floor. I think I would shit out my spine. This is pretty damn inspiring, though. I think I'll start to train a very slow eccentric.
@@dojanglesclimb hahaha ur a fucking foo....u said I would shit out my spine lil
Zha roon
I do, most of the time maxes are dropped. This just was a massive flex because that shit is not easy
@@nicksalvatore5717 maybe he should've done more
I know he lowered it like a feather 🪶 😂
It’s been 11 years and I still haven’t seen a lift as badass as this.
i heard that he actually wanted them to put on 480 kg's and not the 460 as he did - he did 455 in the warmup room as the last warmup, but there wasnt enough room on the bar for the 480 because the last 100's would tip off whenever it was lifted - and rules say that you need to have locks on the bar
I find this so sad as an icelander, meetkeepers srsly fucking up big time. I wonder why Benni didnt best this rather easy looking lift tho
@@gummixx6885 he got injured
I don't have the grip strength to open my laptop sometimes
Opening laptop=470kg deadlift and that is a fact
at one point i thought he was going for a double.
Liubomir Berberoff That would have been so fucking cool
Is there anyone on earth who can do a double at that weight?
Jamal can do it with straps, so if he fixes his grip then maybe.
@@tobias3715 sumo!
@@rabbigoldbergsilverstein2899 the man is tiny, his build is better for sumo. bennis wouldn’t get within 70 kg sumo
I rate this higher than Eddie hall's 462kg lift
Benni did this without straps, a lot faster and he slowly placed the weights back down...not to take anything away from Eddie but this is one of the most underrated lifts on RUclips
World record raw deadlift by a mile
I would love to see Benni take it back off Eddie
CDMC1404 I have to agree with you there dude.
+BamBam Grant do you even lift?
+BamBam Grant ok internet boy
***** You know I kind of agree with what some of what you are saying but although Hall used straps he did not use a belt so I think that puts him on the same level as Magnusson and dude don't bite my head off for saying that I am just putting in my 2 cents.
This honestly makes me wonder how much more Benni coulda pulled with straps
do I even lift?
Fuck you and your insecurities.
Push for strength bro you got it in you
@@siergiej882kowaliow3 lol you sad human being
@@siergiej882kowaliow3 Irony of this comment, you flying off the handle at a joke, yep you're definitely secure m8
I’ve never seen someone ask ‘do I even lift’, I wouldn’t have expected it to be so funny, but it is... 😂
imagine this guy coming out of the bushes and rushing you like at 0:20
Wouldn't be too hard to run away from.
Jay i mean if like the bush is right next to you
I bet he's pretty explosive over short distances. He'd be a stalking ambush type predator like a tiger rather than a cheetah.
LOL I would probably die of a heart attack.
I'd accept my fate.
Still the world record raw deadlift more than a decade later.
Tip of the hat strong sir
I come back to this every now and to withness the greatest feat of power of all time. Gives me chills every time.
The true deadlift world record... alternating grip, no suit/straps, regulation barbell/plates.
True, benni deserves more recognition
Why can’t he pull 500 then equipped
@@callumaston1598 Good point... the two lifts test different things. Any lifter is only as strong as their weakest link. The strongman deadlift is a test pretty much all posterior chain because straps are used and grip isn't a limiting factor. PL DL included the limiting factor of grip strength. It's all guessing but I'd say BM could hit a massive Strongman deadlift when with his back not limited by his grip (after peaking and all that) just as the best strongmen could hit a equally impressive PL deadlift once their grips caught up to their backs.
@@callumaston1598 Because he was never this strong again. He peaked here.
I love his smile when he locks it out, that was probably one of the greatest moments of his life. And how he just calmly sets it down shows his humbleness and integrity. So proud of this man.
The greatest single deadlift of all time!
Best deadlift of all time
I always wonder what he could have really pulled that day as a true max
I say 1,050
JS8700 I don't know man... once you get into 980-1000lb range, the difference of just 1010-1015 is enormous. Adding 10-20lbs a year to a lift is considered a MASSIVE improvement for these guys. But who knows!
nigel barker actually the difference between 1010 and 1015 would be much smaller, as the % difference is quite small. Going from 1,015 to 1,050 is the % equivalent of going from 515 to 530. Just look at the level of ease he lifted this. If it was 515 and he moved it that easy you would think he could pull 530...
Yeah I know the percentages are obviously smaller. But if that's all that mattered, wouldn't it get EASIER to progress over time?? Ask any serious deadlifter. It gets harder and harder to add pounds the higher you get, not easier. He COULD probably get 1,050, but none of us have ever even touched a bar with that much weight. So who knows.. Benedikt always says, it's better to not know how strong you are, he doesn't even know!
nigel barker Sure it's harder to progress...but we're not talking about that here. This was at a contest. He pulled 1015 very easily...it looked like 85-90% of his MAX THAT DAY. He should have went up
No straps, and no hook grip. Benni's grip strength is fucking insane.
Still THEE best video of anything happening anywhere that I am yet to see in my 32 years of being alive. Someone needs to try and do somthing to impress me, come on world, beat this.
He freaking SMILES
My favorite lift of all time. Iconic!
Prob my favorite lift of all time. Fires me up whenever i see it. And i believe he is still the only man to hit a 1000lb DL without straps.
Two others have done it but they pulled it sumo, so he's the only one to do it raw and conventional
@benedict5544 andy bolton pulled 1007 raw grip, in a suit. And theres a handful of 1000+ sumo pulls thats raw grip
@cfields8507 key words. "In a suit" so not raw.
@angeloborreggine4820 key words, raw grip=no straps.
@cfields8507 there's raw and equipped. There's no such thing as raw grip, in a suit. You ever done powerlifting? Youre rither raw or your not. Don't make up terms.
He OWNED that lift, when I first heard about this, was expecting it to be one of those all out struggles where they shake like a tree in a hurricane to get the weight up but he did that as if he was going for multiple reps.
Genuinely impressed.
Here after Grigg’s pull yesterday to just reaffirm that this is still the most impressive deadlift of all time
you can’t be serious grigsby did 1025 at a much lighter bodyweight
@@michaelgriggs7839 on a deadlift bar, range of motion not even past his knees, come on bro, dont compare these 2 lifts. magnusson lifted way past his knees. 2 different worlds. both lifts are impressive.
@@michaelgriggs7839 benni didn't use a deadlift bar this is the best raw unequipped deadlift of all time. I've seen Benni warmup with 400 kg like it was 135 pounds this is legit and nobody's beating this especially the negative on the way down shows Benni had complete control of the weight effortlessly.
Sumo is not the same pull
Benedikt Magnusson the true deadlift champion. No offence to Hall and being a fellow Englishmen I should be backing him but as a Powerlifter I have to back Magnusson.
Damn smooth... Most lifters go on vibration mode but this was too perfect
The best deadlift in history.
Still the most impressive deadlift ever.
Yup!
Greatest deadlift of all time. I started powerlifting in 2011 and I used to watch this regularly. Still come back from time to time. The way the weight just glides up, while every single fiber in Benny's body is just working in perfect harmony is beautiful. Its just one single, utterly optimized motion of the human body.
This has to be the greatest grip strength achievement of all time. Imagine having hands so strong your fingers can resist the force of 1015 lbs.
Without a suit. Without straps. Any questions?
***** Many people do around 40 kg more with suits so not sure what you are talking about.
***** nah, the squat is.
*****
exactly!
Kristoffer Carlsson lol, no, this is the biggest deadlift of all times, suit or not
You make a good point Sinkor22. Kind of like deficit deadlifts are tougher than regular.
The way he lowers it like he’s at planet fitness 🔥
10 years later and still the greatest deadlift of all time.
From watching 12 years ago to now I've never seen a greater deadlift lift than this right here.
after seeing this, I'm convinced Mjolnir, thor's hammer, was magnussons rattler toy as a baby....
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
well he is nordic.. icelanders are the strength of north..
but norway also have a worlds strongest man.. sven karlssen
Fid gety it is very ignorant statement. there is not well qualified athlete in olympic lifting from to North. But, look at Azerbeijan, Russia, Turkey , Georgia in Olympic Lifting. I dont think that there is a spesific terratory in world that consisted of strong ppl.
BigBubble ED sure there is. Nordic people are stronger cause we are bigger.
We are on average the tallest region of people in the world and taller means potentially stronger.
Norwegian mens average height is 180cm, only the netherlands are taller on average and they only ride bikes.
staslig taller mean does not strenght. Another ignorant comment. Search for Naim Süleymanoğlu, please.
That's the fastest, smoothest, easiest looking pull I've ever seen in a meet. Enormously awesome.
There was no 1000+lbs deadlift anywhere in the world right now lift smoother than ben lift 1015lbs.. coolest lift of all time..
I guess I can't get mad anymore when my gym tells me not to drop the weight.
Benny has great showmanship. I've never been so entertained from lifting as I am watching this guy.
This guy is such a beast! I love how amped up he gets, it inspires me to lift harder.
In my opinion the most impressive deadlift of all time for a super heavyweight. Hafthor just pulled 502kg but this is still the best to me.
@@prometeolavagnetti3337 Great question. I'm not really sure, but I been wondering that myself.
@@vincentmcgettigan2338
He used the standard deadlift bar, just like Eddie 4 years ago.
One of my favorite pulls.
love his intensity before lifts, always hypes me up for the gym
He lifted that like it was a goddamn loaf of bread!
A bit of trivia for you: He deadlifted the equivalent of a Snorlax.
When Magnusson sleeps, he blocks Snorlax's way.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
since asians are so small they have no perception of understanding heavy weight and towering heights. So these random authors usually enter wrong values to wiki pages. I'd say Snorlax weights at least 2 tons
@@ardaarsen Or you know this fictional creature could actually just be very low density.
Greatest lift of all time.
Whats make this so incredible is that the most impressive thing isn't even the weight or the fact the lift is raw. The ease with which he lifts it and puts it back to the floor outdo everything else
Not only is the lift incredible, how did he hang onto the bar without any wraps?
Over under grip
I know about the over under grip, but it's still incredible.
NemeanLion his gripstrength is insane. makes me look like a pussy
That's why it's incredible. Lift with straps doesn't count. Magnusson is the man.
@@siergiej882kowaliow3 yes i am bitch pussy because I deadlift always with straps. A pussy with beautiful, un-torn biceps ;D. And a 300kg stiff bar dl no belt. but straps!
This is still the powerlifting deadlift world record to me. Fuck that 465kg sumo lift
By far the most under rated video on the tubes .....so much effing fury
The smile at the top man. Everything about this is amazing.
wow thats amazing... 460 kg no straps no tires, just pure iron...
this is the world record right here.
he just did 455 in the warmup room and asked for 480. They couldn't fit 480 so he did 460. Gj meetkeepers
He just deadlifted my total and made it look easy...
Yeah no way you deadlift 460 kg. you would be famous
LeThayle my total.... as in the total weight of my 1 rep max squat, bench press, AND deadlift put together. Obviously I don’t deadlift anywhere near this weight. It’s ok though I know reading comprehension is hard
@@killingseason777 lmao yeah I realised what you meant with total afterwards. My bad
@@lethayle3388 *turns out to be one of Thor's burner accounts on YT*
THE KING .
He was fucking SMILING, i just broke both my legs and shoulders just watching this
THE GREATEST LIFT IN THE HISTORY.
Extremely impressive. I think this is more impressive than Eddie's world record.
All these years later and this is still my favorite deadlift.
still remember the day this happened and my mind is still blown everytime i see this and how he just sets it down gently...mind can not compute
That looked so easy! He could do 500kg, wth! Also this is far more impressive to me than the record with suit and straps...
Most impressive lift of all time to be honest, classic
Long strong arms, short legs and amazing grip strength, this guy was born to deadlift
Damn, that's so amazing. He even sets it down like it's light.
Holy shit, he even lowered it slowly.
Such a shame this record was taken recently. They guy's body weight definitely made it impressive but the but the ROM, hook grip, different stance all make it feel unworthy. This is still the greatest deadlift of all time
how is hook grip unworthy ?
Gotta respect this. Nicely done!
I just love seeing such a large guy jump around in excitement! and then the look of satisfaction on his face when he has the bar lifted... Priceless
Who else here after Thor lifted 480
Edit : oh well then 501 now
Thor used straps. Just saying =]
@Southside Kettlebell I know Beni still have the raw WR, I just came back to this video after watching Thor's
@@joaoalcantara6676 and much longer bar, ive tried it at 300kg personally and the difference is wast. As in longer bars make it a little easier.
Here, after Thor pulled 501 :)
it is not raw
Hands down the best dead-lift ever!
Wow. He just ran up to 1015lbs and attacked it. Smooth off the floor. Good lockout, which he then pimped for several seconds! Best. Deadlift. Ever.
2017 and still the best RAW Deadlift
what an absolute beast, Eddie's and Brian Shaw's lifts are shit compared to this lift. he pulls the weight up in one single movement, and his Form is absolutely fantastic
yes indeed, no hitching - powerlifting ideal . This weight and this form, is ok on the body. Hitch with 500kg like hall had to struggle a little bit with it and you could easily snap a disk or something worse and fuck you up for lyfe
The greatest lift of all time - go Benni!!!
That's when most of us started training. I remember this day like yesterday. Can't believe it's been ten years.
The most impresive deadlift in history by far
Greatest deadlift in history
Some people are really dumb... Calling this guy fat and steroids abuser?
This guy have genetics with backs made of steel. No amount of hardwork, discipline, and drugs that all you guys credited of his feats beat the role of his genetics. You can be the hardest worker, the most discipline, and use the best drugs but if you don't have genetics like benni, you will never be able to do it.
iceland's viking are freaking monster. magnus ver magnusson, hafthor bjronsson, and benedikt magnusson. I wish I have their genetics :(
sorry break your dream he is roided as hell.
I think the speed of this lift, the lack of effort it looked like it took, the form and look of it might make it one of the best lifts ever. How does over 1,000 lb’s ever look that easy? So inspirational
No straps no damn deadlift suit PURE RAW. Take notes Eddie hall
Well now we wait 500 kg raw by Benni why not
Here after this wr has been broke... still thinking this one is more impressive tbh but Dani's 1025 is legit
Can I just say one thing?
THERE'S NO REASON TO BE ALIVE IF YOU CAN'T DO DEADLIFT!
@Andrei Visoiu Can deadlift
And the dude who said that died doing deadlifts... He was true to his words.
absolutely incredible
This is just unbelievable. I had to watch this two times to believe what I just saw. I have never seen someone deadlift so much weight before. And he certainly didn't struggle with it either. He used good form, too! He pulled it up and held it there for a good amount of time and he even slowly lowered it to the floor. Damn.
My fav deadlift of all time. Such a shame Benny got injured because he had so much more in him. On this day alone he could have easily done 20kg more. And all this, without straps, without hitching, and without dropping the weights.
He's making a come back
@@jasonbooth5141 pretty excited about his comeback. Hope he stays injury free.
Imagine the grip strength
for me this is the real deadlift world record. no straps, no suit. RAW IS THE LAW!
I can't stop watching this
This is more impressive then Eddies deadlift imo
Both are equally as impressive imo.
Joe Biden in my opinion this is more impressive considering he’s not using straps or a deadlift suit, also it was a much cleaner looking rep compared to Eddies.
@@18yearoldconservativefromc60 yea using the equiment ur bennie gets fucked by ed in the deadlift, give eddie some straps and give bennie a strap n suit ed would win, the only things holding him off is his grip strenght also ed isnt a strongman that focuses on the 3 main lift bennie never had the goal to win wsm while eddie and thor are all well rounded athlete, even benni would lose to nick best in a strongman comp
Eddie had a greater feat of strength, but this is the greatest deadlift surely.
Literally the most hype and impressive deadlift ever.
I love the way this guy lifts. Gets pumped as fuck every time, does little run up to the bar, perfect form, sets down gently, back to being crazy as fuck
The key reason why Benedikt Magnusson has incredible Deadlifts are due to a combination of ectomorph and mesomorph traits such as long arms and huge shoulders.
The late Vasily Alexeev was mainly an ectomorph, but was an incredible Weightlifter.
the last word taht comes to mind when watching this brute is ectomorph lol
The reason he has an incredible deadlift is because he trains unbelievably hard, takes the right drugs and has the genetics for it. The terms ectomorph and mesomorph mean nothing. Stop using them as even the creator of those somatotypes stated they are not set in stone and people can change their somatotype throughout their lives with training or improper diet etc.
yaroslav64 I agree with this. the words "ectomorph" and "mesomorph" have to die out, they do nothing but confuse noobs they make no sense whatsoever.
The truth is he is a genetic freak, much stronger than the average person, he is smart enough and has the right knowledge to train correctly, and he takes takes(or took prior to the lift) an extreme amount of steroids, many many grams per week without a doubt. mostly though, it's the genetics bit
the concepts of mesomorphs and ectomorphs is really outdated and dont really mean anything
no, the key reason why he had incredible deadlifts was because hes got strong muscles
This man spontaneously exploded 2 minutes later.
I still find this impressive vs the current world record. This is insane raw power.
No suit. No straps. This is one of the greatest lifts in human history. Bene was an absolute MONSTER