Hossein Rezazadeh breaks weightlifting world record - American broadcast

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  • Опубликовано: 18 апр 2024
  • 2004 Athens Olympics - NBC broadcast.
    Rezazadeh cements himself among the best olympians in history with a 263.5 kg clean & jerk and executes with ease.
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  • @stevepick9527
    @stevepick9527 Месяц назад +9

    An unbelievable amount of weight! The average person has no conception of just how much 580+ pounds is. I was a power lifter in the middle weights and thought I was doing well.dead lifting 590 pounds. This man is putting it over his head! Wow!

  • @gdawlton
    @gdawlton Месяц назад +3

    Love to watch people do well and this gentleman is a true credit to weightlifting, to his family and to himself. Congratulations.

  • @demetriuscooksey7147
    @demetriuscooksey7147 Месяц назад +4

    Holy crap, history in the making right there, folks!

  • @chrisbartlett5738
    @chrisbartlett5738 Месяц назад +6

    Amazing! I’ve followed Olympic lifting sense Alexia and Regart. This man is amazing.

    • @spider3web221
      @spider3web221 Месяц назад +2

      I started watching with Alexia also. Long time ago!

    • @iowa_don
      @iowa_don Месяц назад +1

      Alekseyev and Rigert

  • @brianmoore48
    @brianmoore48 Месяц назад +2

    Sometimes people exceed what people should be able to do. Rezazedeh is one such person. This is rare and glorious .

  • @Terminatortx33
    @Terminatortx33 Месяц назад +8

    Those Americans still wont let go the Imperial System even though clearly the Olympics is in the metric system.

    • @peterdelmonte9832
      @peterdelmonte9832 Месяц назад +1

      I’m in the U.K and turned 75 a fortnight ago. I have several degrees and prof quals but I carry the rough conversions to imperial (not a title to be proud of I’m well aware) for weight, length liquids and tyre pressures. I’ve never bought anything from a deli counter as grams indicate nothing to me.
      Athletics was my sport to watch and compete in and a minute per lap will always be my mental measure rod. Us dinosaurs will be gone soon. You metric folk were always right and I don’t claim otherwise. The contemporary tv commentators speak of our hero’s’ races in imperial and we trained with those in our minds when comparing our own more meagre efforts. We still get excited, we hurt no-one and provide amusement for younger folk by our creaky, weights and measures. Have the decency to mock us gently. I’ve had repeated medical treatments that damn near killed me with embarrassment when they started but the result has been total immunity from self conciousness from those days forth. 😢

    • @mardamek3
      @mardamek3 Месяц назад +1

      Just so my comment will be perceived the right way, I want to state that I am a naturalized American Citizen, born and raised on the other side of the Atlantic, from a country using the metric system.
      For a while there I had the same attitude towards the Americans “doing everything differently just to be different”. However, I have come to appreciate the fact that they are sticking to their roots. After all, while my home country (fatherland) uses the metric system, this wasn’t always the case. There were other systems in place before we converted to metric. And this is probably true for other countries as well. So, while the rest of the world has succumbed to globalization and losing face, the United States has been able to hold its own. Therefore, I can’t help but attribute people’s mockery of the US and the so-called Imperial System as a sign of jealousy. The United States has managed to stay strong and give the middle finger to globalism, while others have not been able to. It’s plain and simple. Now, as far as preferences go, sure, I like most things metric - grams, millimeters, 24-hour clock (vs am/pm), but I have come to appreciate the American system for the most part. Certain things just sound lame in metric, such as Celsius (instead of Fahrenheit), kilometers (instead of miles for measuring long distances), kilowatts and Newton/meters (instead of horsepower and pound/feet). All this is to say that there’s no right or wrong system; it’s all about personal preference…

    • @troycarpenter3675
      @troycarpenter3675 Месяц назад +2

      Those Americans invented the airplane, atomic bomb, and landed on the moon using fractions.

    • @arkalonalan
      @arkalonalan 29 дней назад

      We don't care about the rest of the world, we do our own thing.
      Cope harder

  • @danielswackhammer
    @danielswackhammer 2 месяца назад +2

    Awesome!!!

  • @rpack9815
    @rpack9815 2 месяца назад +1

    Amazing lifts

  • @newmankidman5763
    @newmankidman5763 29 дней назад

    This was 20 years ago

  • @grahamharper6759
    @grahamharper6759 Месяц назад

    Legend

  • @bornr2797
    @bornr2797 Месяц назад

    Incredibly

  • @user-hh4er7mv7l
    @user-hh4er7mv7l Месяц назад

    Hes the MAN,!!!WOW! Geezas weezas that is brutal holy moly im very impressed. All the power to him. BRAVO,BRAVO.👍👍💪💪😁😁👏👏👏🤸🤸🤸😲😲😳😳

  • @bornr2797
    @bornr2797 Месяц назад

    Oncredibly strong

  • @MusMasi
    @MusMasi Месяц назад

    Lawd he comming!!

  • @sarasusanazermeno2161
    @sarasusanazermeno2161 17 дней назад

    Hossein rezazadeh el hércules irani

  • @ger128
    @ger128 Месяц назад

    Probably the fittest 350-lb man I've ever seen

  • @user-sd9ys4bj6g
    @user-sd9ys4bj6g Месяц назад +1

    Lasha Talakhadze lifts more?

  • @Underhills
    @Underhills Месяц назад

    Could this be done natty?

  • @johntower2005
    @johntower2005 Месяц назад +1

    Lasha Talakhadze wasn't there yet

  • @rfjohns4452
    @rfjohns4452 2 месяца назад

    Retired early health problems.

    • @johnhorton9637
      @johnhorton9637 2 месяца назад

      What medical problems did he have I wonder? I know his weight probably had something to do with it

    • @user-lk8yu6gz9s
      @user-lk8yu6gz9s 2 месяца назад

      @@johnhorton9637severely injured hand according to Wikipedia

    • @johnhorton9637
      @johnhorton9637 2 месяца назад

      @@user-lk8yu6gz9s dang . That's sucks. He's one of the best strong men around

    • @alanaliyev456GT
      @alanaliyev456GT Месяц назад

      ​@@johnhorton9637Hand injurie in the car Crash.... but he had a severe Blood overpressure and a seriius type 2 Diabete (since 1999 .) but if he stopped its because injury

    • @johnhorton9637
      @johnhorton9637 Месяц назад

      @alanaliyev456GT ok thank you. I know he's one of the best power lifters around in modern times

  • @Don-rl1sm
    @Don-rl1sm Месяц назад +1

    Not the record, r e t a r d. Taranenko has the record

  • @temirtaragay8932
    @temirtaragay8932 Месяц назад

    He is TURK from Iran.

  • @davechavezjr5399
    @davechavezjr5399 Месяц назад

    Let’s be honest, Lasha T. from the country of Georgia wasn’t there. This man is strong but not the strongest! That claim goes to Lasha!

    • @stuchatterton6550
      @stuchatterton6550 Месяц назад +1

      Lasha was born in 1993. So if you wanted an 11 year old to compete.... sure....

    • @Nightstalker321
      @Nightstalker321 Месяц назад

      He has also cheated

    • @gadashendit
      @gadashendit 28 дней назад

      ​@@Nightstalker321🤡

  • @TerryJoesBabyDaddy
    @TerryJoesBabyDaddy Месяц назад

    His impeccable form made this look easy!

  • @deenally7030
    @deenally7030 Месяц назад

    @Terminatortx33 ....you mean EUROPEAN AMERICANS ?!