It's Over. Thor's 510kg Deadlift Proves He's The Strongest Man To Ever Live. скачать в хорошем качестве

It's Over. Thor's 510kg Deadlift Proves He's The Strongest Man To Ever Live.

Science said it was impossible. Critics called his previous records controversial. His rivals doubted him. But on September 6th, 2025, ‪@Hafthorjulius‬ executed the single greatest performance in strength history. This isn't just about a world record; it's the definitive case for Thor as the strongest man to ever walk the earth. Here is the evidence presented in this video: The "Impossible" Feat: On September 6th, 2025, Thor lifted 510kg, becoming the first man in history to pull over half a tonne not once, not twice but 3 times. He achieved this just six weeks after setting a 505kg world record in Germany , a timeline that performance science says shouldn't be possible for a human to hold a peak. The 505kg lift only looked difficult because it was performed on a carpeted surface that prevented him from using his normal technique. On a proper platform, the 510kg lift looked like a warm-up. Unfavorable Conditions: In between the two world records, Thor competed in a full, two-day Iceland's Strongest Man competition , which was the "worst possible thing" to do from a programming standpoint. The 510kg lift was not a standalone attempt; it was the first of five events in the Giants Live strongman show. After pulling 510kg, he went on to win the entire competition on the same night. Answering the Critics: His 501kg lift in 2020 was called controversial because he used his own equipment , even though Eddie Hall did the exact same thing for his 500kg lift. Critics claimed the plates were fake or the scales were tampered with , despite it being the only time in history plates were weighed live on calibrated scales in front of judges for the world to see. The 510kg lift silenced the critics for good. The Case for The Strongest in History: The deadlift is considered the purest and most universal measure of raw strength. Thor holds more than 129 world records, more than any other strength athlete in history. The next closest is Zydrunas Savickas with around 75. Beyond the deadlift, he has dominated other events, holding the most world records in the Atlas Stones , every record in weight over height , and the heaviest squat (460kg) of any top World's Strongest Man champion. Many experts, myself included, believe that if 530kg had been on the bar that day, it would have come up. What do you think? Is this the greatest strength performance of all time? Let me know in the comments below! #Thor #Strongman #WorldRecord #Deadlift #Powerlifting