A Solid 14kg World Record | WL News Show IS BACK

[@WeightliftingHouse]

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[@hannahadkins22]

"We didn't know Nino was going to do some push presses and get given white lights" DEAD ☠

[@gsync4904]

As in any other sports, regular weightlifting news are even more important than the competitions themselves that take place only once a year, when it comes to popularize and grow the sports bigger.

[@Dicejagon]

Fully agree! We need more weightlifting content!

[@Davis.smith.weightlifting]

When seb stopped doing the news shows I disconnected from the sport a lot. Sika has been the only thing keeping me feel interested in the sport as a whole. Seb, please keep these news shows going. We don’t need recaps of international meet training halls 4 months after it happened. Keep us engaged in what’s happening NOW.

[@Fadentic]

8:20 man asaad would be my guess, guy has a crazy clean on him

[@JohnDoherty-dl2fz]

I luv Big Man Assad. He’s cl& jerked 252 and the clean was quick. If it was a current lifter who did it he would be my choice more so than Gor or Lalayan. If you go back to the late 80s when the 266 was achieved there’s other lifters who might have done it.

[@lasha500kg]

My guess as well!

[@christopherroberts2500]

Man is an absolute unit. Not many of the bigger guys are fleet-of-foot like him. If he can put 5-10kg on his best snatch, he's a serious threat to the top guys and successors to Lasha.

[@patricklang7162]

WLHouse. Please just tell us.

[@bigguy4u989]

i’ve never seen someone stand up 250 faster in the clean.

[@christianwijaya6906]

Rizki Juniansyah also got Mass Media Attention on Indonesia here ,WeightLifting wasnt Popular in Indonesia and never won Gold so Gold Medalist on Olympics was Pride

[@amitev]

Karlos gave signatures and photos for 5 whole hours.

[@baym73]

Rizki has also been getting a lot of media attention in Indonesia for winning gold since they also don't have many olympic champions.

[@davidtatro7457]

Tian Tao front squatted 260kg so easily in his last public training session (even much easier than Liu Huanhua did) that l can well believe that if he has continued training that he could perhaps be pushing 300kg now. And if that's the case, that's one of the most incredible athletic feats in the modern era. Edit, also, all the things you said about Lasha just puts him in perspective. There's no question he is among the greatest athletes of our generation in any sport.

[@amylewis882]

Excited to have these again 🙌🙏

[@micheledeantoni]

i remember hearing something about salimi cleaning 280 from blocks

[@alfredmorganroth9349]

Was a interview on KZbin by Martins Licis, and Worlds could be Lasha's last competition . Best interview of Lasha I've ever seen. I think the interview got taken down because of some copy right problem with a gymnast . KZbin is ridiculous. But worth looking into.

[@lud4o]

came only for Karlos 😀

[@supercowgaming]

Y'all are 300k right now! Congrats!

[@Ckjohn77kg]

Thank you for the return!

[@Montie-Adkins]

There it is, 300K subscribers. They are being stingy with those weightlifting olympic vids. 280kg block clean? Superheavyweight? Lasha is an easy answer. Gor?

[@kacyinix4428]

I don’t think I’ve ever seen Lasha block clean at all, I would’ve suspected Gor too

[@patricklang7162]

Lasha would make sense, but wouldn’t. He said it was surprising. It wouldn’t be too surprising for Lasha to clean 280. He’s clean and jerked 270 in training. Also like the above reply said Lasha doesn’t typically block clean.

[@EmorettaRobinson]

It's always good when a WH video drops. I'm looking forward to the upcoming competitions that will be streaming from WHTV.

[@Inf1n1teSp1r1t]

8:20 I'm going to take a wild guess and say its Alireza from Iran (current junior wr c&j holder), pretty wild clean and jerker and we haven't seen anything from that lifter for a while

[@diveshkr4127]

I would have previously agreed but he said this was performed at a time where 280kg was 14kg above the current WR, which means it was 266kg. Ali Reza is quite new on the block and wasn't hitting numbers in that range even in the full lift yet. I will say that I do think it is likely an Iranian lifter, either Rezazadeh himself, Ali Hossieni or as weird as it sounds, Salimi. My other guess is Lovchev, I would actually lean more towards Salimi, though I could be way off.

[@yuryp6975]

Alexeev's 2 Olympic golds also counted as World championships, so Lasha's 7 Worlds are even more impressive

[@JohnDoherty-dl2fz]

Seb so glad you’re back, I’ve been jonesing for your vids. Nobody has paid attention to your hint about the 280. You said the record was 266 at the time that means Taranenko going back late 80s. My guess would be Russia’s Chermerkin who tried 272.5 at Sydney and legitimately tried to get under it. Concerning Lasha vs Alexeev in WC titles Uncle Vassily did get 8 straight but included in that were the 72&76 OG victories when there was no WC each year but OG was considered as such. If you do that for Lasha he already has 10!!!

[@o-neil]

@@JohnDoherty-dl2fz just means before 2021 when lasha hit 267

[@cesararias4633]

Putting this comment as soon as I start the video, WHEN IS THAT YELLOW SHIRT GOING TO BE AVAILABLE???????? NEED!!!!!!!!!

[@bamurgone]

hopefully its back for more than a couple episodes :D!

[@5hydroxyT]

ooo the young Karlos is gonna have to contend with all the temptation that comes with fame...hopefully no scandals in his future!

[@nickcustodi592]

280?! 2-freaking-80!?! Need to see it to believe it!!!

[@uro13]

Congrats on 300k!

[@john-nickomanaloto4368]

Damn the media leveled up! Love the new vibes

[@dovahkiin23PL]

Love the WL news shows.Keep it coming

[@kalenburns9780]

more of these shows please seb!

[@onnoholling7107]

Great that you’re back💪

[@LucasDimoveo]

New camera / lighting set up? The image is looking crisp

[@xgamermudkip7154]

His technique is so rough that I can't imagine what it would look like, but alireza yousefi is like the only guy I can think of strong enough to clean 280 over the last 5 years. MAAAAAAAYE Ali davudi if he cycled on hard 6 months out from competition

[@o-neil]

@@xgamermudkip7154 he didn't say it was necessarily a new video

[@finrod55]

Years ago Pisarenko claimed that he had actually done a full clean and jerk with 280 in practice. I don’t know why he would lie, but who knows? Anyway, if he DID do it then it’s not improbable that there’s a video of him cleaning it it off blocks. So he’s my guess. But if it’s a contemporary lifter then, yeah, I agree with some others that the best guess is Alireza. He’s fast and has young healthy joints. And the Iranians go crazy heavy a lot.

[@jamesellison6154]

That shirt is fire Seb

[@Brett733]

I'm guessing the 280kg block clean was Ali Davoudi.

[@VLLars]

Welcome back

[@vissionsprophecyinministry2312]

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[@janbaggerudlarsen43]

Before the 1980 Olympics supposedly there were rumors about Alexeyev being capable of a 280 kg c&j. I believe I heard this in the 80s.

[@JohnDoherty-dl2fz]

Janbagger. If Alexeev ever did it, it was probably in/about 1976 when he was at his peak. At Montreal 1976 OG he set record 255. He caught clean slightly above parallel but rode the bar down to the bottom, not a power clean jerked easily. By 1980 Alexeev was 38 yrs old and well past his prime. By the height he pulled the 255 I have to believe he could have cleaned 280. I don’t know if he did block cleaning.

[@o-neil]

You can't just admit you have a video of a 280 block clean and not leak it. I THOUGHT WEIGHTLIFTING HOUSE WAS FOR THE PEOPLE

[@WeightliftingHouse]

I know... I figure most people would rather know that a lift like that had happened and be angry about not knowing who by than be unaware that it happened. I’m happy to take the hate if it means people know 😂

[@o-neil]

@@WeightliftingHouse the world needs this

[@JohnDoherty-dl2fz]

Just tell us who it was for crissakes Seb.

[@totopolo2379]

@@WeightliftingHouseif you tell the guys I will buy you your favorite soy latte.

[@aafifsabu627]

Hope you guys cover the media work in bahrain

[@girlfromlacounty]

It's ashamed that Olympic weight categories don't match the IWF's weight categories

[@leaba]

Only man capable of 280 in recent time is Lasha. Never saw a block clean from him. At his best definitely capable of clean from floor of 280. Easily. Had he done it? I doubt he’s tried it. So it’s back to the 1980’s. Taranenko, Pisarenko, kurlovich. All could have done it and a few more.

[@nchinth]

when are we gonna get the full paris sessions? i didn't watch the demon games.

[@RockyTucsonPaik]

FINALLY BACK!!!

[@Douglas_Mutale]

Quick question how do you guys determine the strongest weightlifter

[@xyrussalii]

When do we get the weight classes for the next Olympics. Gonna be fun to see who has to cut/gain😂

[@ErikBlekeberg]

I really wanted Akbar to take the gold in the 102s. He was so close and capable of beating Huanhua. A repeat olympic champ is always cool.

[@bigguy4u989]

he didn’t seem committed on his last two jerks. maybe he was injured.

[@coleby77]

Where can I get your t-shirt?!

[@WeightliftingHouse]

Coming soon!

[@rav112112]

where can I buy your t shirt

[@keldsports8337]

The OG is back

[@tattooedyogi]

13:55 after worlds last year there was supposed to be a discussion with the IWF about chaining the press out rule. I can't find anything about what the decision was?? any ideas?

[@maxm3757]

Btw, the Chinese National games are next November (2025)

[@smittywerbenjaggermanjense1485]

My prayers have been answered

[@WeightliftingHouse]

🙏🍿

[@nathj8390]

Love it

[@vestervillalon2658]

A press out is a press out, if somebody robs a store and doesn't get caught, he still stole something haha

[@hektor6766]

People who bitch about the rules aren't good enough to make a good, clean lift. Pressing out is trying to fix a failed lift. If this commentator can't figure that out, he should do checkers or shuffleboard news, not weightlifting. He also pretends lifts from blocks compares to the real lifts, another sloppy cheat. He's a Brit, go figure. The last time they won in weightlifting, people wore monocles.

[@Billy-Vanilly]

Syrian superheavyweight athlete Man Asaad could've cleaned 280kg from blocks.

[@phrsngx5675]

that's a sick t shirt seb. really cool

[@런린이-l3k]

Nasar is new Pirros Dimas 😮

[@declanosullivan8749]

If its 266kg C&J WR, then its none of todays lifters, none of them except maybe Lasha would have been strong enough to clean 280kg anyway from blocks and being its a video you've received recently its probably modern enough, post millennium anyway . I'm gonna guess Rezazadeh, he's about the only one mad enough to have tried it and it wouldn't have been that difficult either in his prime from a block. He could have outcleaned Lasha in his prime imo, the way he stood up 263.5kg in Athens 2004 was ridiculous, could have added 10 more kg on the bar that day and he would have stood it up as easily.

[@christopherroberts2500]

I'm also thinking Big Rez

[@declanosullivan8749]

@@christopherroberts2500 Agree, he was definitely capable of it

[@OtreborBotanist]

If it's harder than ever to make the Olympics, and athletes have to set mininum weights based on qualifying totals, then how was Kamil Kucera allowed to open with 100/120 in the men's 102+ in Paris?

[@irqdaisychain3343]

my vote is for Asaad. dayum I need to see that video

[@TGoodie1717]

is there any possibility so seeing a replay of the 2024 olympic games weightlifting comp, or is that now lost to history?

[@christopherroberts2500]

I've still got my Discovery sub, and the videos are still on there. I'm guessing they keep them up for a few months.

[@josephdickson8176]

Bahador for the 280

[@JohnDoherty-dl2fz]

Joseph that’s not a bad guess. He cl & jerked 254 in 1 international in 2013 then cleaned 261 at WC same year. He was very good for a very short period of time. He disappeared after 2016 even though he was only 24.

[@christopherroberts2500]

Quite likely I'd say. But wasn't he always, paradoxically, strongest off the floor? Guess he needed that momentum.

[@funkydoggie6487]

Better than the Sika Glazers

[@ryedes]

280 block clean ? Maybe Simon Martirosyan?

[@xgamermudkip7154]

I severely doubt it based on how he stands up his 250.

[@JFMark]

Anatoly Pisarenko back in the 1980s tried successfully 280 kilos in a clean and Jerk He said that in an interview.

[@kacyinix4428]

Just to throw out a guess, if you told me David Liti block cleaned 280 it wouldn’t shock me that much lol

[@JohnDoherty-dl2fz]

Be real Kacy. 280 is about 50 kg above his best cl& jerk.

[@kacyinix4428]

@@JohnDoherty-dl2fz yeah my fault, I was confusing David with Don Opeloge’s crazy 235kg hip clean.

[@JohnDoherty-dl2fz]

I saw that vid. He looks like he gets an extra 15-20 kg because of that huge hip thrust. Completely legal as long as bar doesn’t come to a stop at upper thigh/hip position.

[@o-neil]

Could the 280 be one of the iranians? Or maybe lovchev?

[@MattPaddy-f1b]

280 block clean maybe it was lockchev the Russian?

[@kalzonenu]

Back? Its been a while thaught you were just shadowbanned.

[@cheeks7050]

All my homies hate the press out rule

[@jakesimpson8952]

i wanna see that 280 block clean so bad

[@marcusquidenus4948]

I think when the no-press-out-rule will be removed, the quality of weightlifting decreases and worldwide and competition injuries will increase tremendously.

[@WeightliftingHouse]

Why do you think that?

[@tfwwhennofitlitgf3300]

many of the old world records would be press outs by today's standards

[@vidnovic]

Mattie Rogers!!

[@bigneymar]

The only supers I can see to stand up from a 280 block clean are man asaad or alireza yusefi

[@fluffmallow1159]

The arms of the lifter behind the WLH logo are sooooo bendy - My guess is it's Shi :)

[@WeightliftingHouse]

Nice guess!

[@benjamingrunberg7807]

Iranians are known for heavy block cleans.

[@manfo6577]

It has to be Alireza Yousefi. Watch his cleans...

[@Gry4387]

music is distracting

[@michael.penrod]

Lasha is the 🐐but he SCRAPED by at the Olympics... There was no way he was going to make another C&J, in fact based on how the judges were treating other athletes, he probably should have been called on press out on that 2nd C&J attempt. If either Gor or Varazdat would have made their 3rd snatch attempt (or Gor made his 2nd C&J attempt), Lasha would have been sitting with a Silver/Bronze medal.

[@diveshkr4127]

Finally, I knew I wasn’t the only thinking Lasha pressed out the 255kg, that was a no lift if you go by the rules and the fact they called people like Liu Huanhua out for similar.

[@ErikBlekeberg]

280block clean...bruh. Why can't we see it?! Can we see it when they are done with their career? I need it! I might guess Asaad hit 280. I can't see Lasha being good at block cleans and Gor and Lalalyan are not as strong cleaners. Maybe Javadi because Iranians are just crazy cleaners.

[@JohnDoherty-dl2fz]

Eric. Javadi is the 89kg lifter. You must mean Davoudi. I agree with you though what’s the big deal with showing this vid. I’d like to at least know who did it.

[@ollyosborne3097]

Where is any Olympic weightlifting content?!

[@WeightliftingHouse]

What do you mean?

[@Mr.Ciobanu]

Salutations my wigga!

[@iowa_don]

Two other things they should get rid of: 1. Arms touching the legs in a clean. I don't know how that could give you any advantage in the clean. 2. Butt touching the platform. Again, I don't know how that could give you any advantage. If you are flexible enough to touch your butt to the floor, good for you Peter Rawluk could do it. In the days before instant video replay, it was usually so fast that you had to ask yourself "did I see that?"

[@JohnDoherty-dl2fz]

Iowa. Pete Rawluk. You’re going back to my days. Great US 75/82.5 lifter tore his knee up winning 1975 US championship and disappeared after that. My old teammate Nick Vernucci who lifted at about same time (US record 130 kg snatch at 67.5) was the same way virtually making a 3 pt landing with his butt and 2 feet at bottom of snatch.

[@paulfrielrocky]

If they take away the press out it will ruin weightlifting the jerk is a skill

[@WeightliftingHouse]

Why will it ruin weightlifting?

[@alubchicken]

I highly doubt people would pressout more than they can jerk, instant lockout and holding it with your triceps is always more efficient than slowly pressing out and contracting your triceps.

[@diveshkr4127]

@@alubchicken that's not the point, it's that you will start to see lifts with so many different forms of presses from your slight elbow movement to a big press, and athletes will care less about making sure they use proper technique on the jerk (the clean and jerk is as much skill as brute strength). There will be no uniformity on the lifts, it won't look as pleasing (this is more for a new audience as the eye test needs to be passed for them, but also current watchers/lifters), you be rewarding lifters for bad technique which decreases the overall quality of lifting . It'll be like powerlifting, where its just about getting it from A to B and being within the rules, so you are telling me you would rather see a jerk which is all over the place and barely under control, over one's like kolecki's, Liao hui, Liu huanhua, kaki's and other lifters, if so you might as well go watch axle/ axel press by WSM. What need's to be mended is quality control on judging.

[@alubchicken]

@@diveshkr4127 fair point, I'd rather not watch strongman lmao.

[@diveshkr4127]

@@WeightliftingHouse The majority lifters who are remembered/ loved usually have massive lifts, but did them with amazing technique, from the Kaki's, Solodov's, Aramnau, Ilya, Apti etc. they're lifts were all (to an extent) beautifully executed, they were fantastic technicians. People forget the appeal of weightlifting over other strength sports isn't just lifting big weight but the manner in which it is lifted, hence why people love Tian Tao, Lu etc. Once you start allowing press out's you will guaranteed see a decrease in emphasis on the whole as athletes won't need to focus too much on that technical aspect of the lift. You don't remember the Daniel Godelli's of the world, even now with Marin Robu the reason he was on the news show in the first place wasn't to praise his technique but because of his unorthodox his lifts were and trying to figure out how he made it work with astoundment. I speak for myself but I am sure others can appreciate it, I enjoy seeing good technique and fluidity in the lifts as much if not more than strength. What needs to change is how pressouts are officiated and proper training and distinguishing between a lift and no lift.

[@XXXKruszakus]

I was also shocked that Akbar did not win, his training lifts were ungodly... guess the pressure got to him :/

[@JohnDoherty-dl2fz]

I don’t know if it was pressure, maybe simply bad choices for his last 2 cl&jks when was playing chicken with Gigachad