All Current WEIGHTLIFTING WORLD RECORDS

This video features all current MEN weightlifting world records.
- 55kg weight class: Yun Chol Om Clean & Jerk 166kg and Total 294kg
- 61kg weight class: Fabin Li Snatch 145kg, Eko Yuli Irawan Clean & Jerk 174kg, Total Fabin Li 318kg
- 67kg weight class: Huang Minhao Snatch 155kg, Jong Ju Pak Clean & Jerk 188kg, Total Lijun Chen 339kg
- 73kg weight class: Shi Zhiyong Snatch 169kg, Shi Zhiyong Clean & Jerk 198kg, Total Shi Zhiyong 363kg
- 81kg weight class: Li Dayin Snatch 175kg, Xiaojun Clean & Jerk 207kg, Total Xiaojun 378kg
- 89kg weight class: Since the creation of -89-kilogram weight class, no athlete has yet hit any of the world standards in international competition.
- 96kg weight class: Sohrab Moradi Snatch 186kg, Tian Tao Clean & Jerk 231kg, Total Sohrab Moradi 416kg
- 102kg weight class: Since the creation of -102-kilogram weight class, no athlete has yet hit any of the world standards in international competition.
- 109kg weight class: Yang Zhe Snatch 200kg, Ruslan Nurudinov Clean & Jerk 241kg, Total Simon Martirosyan 435kg
- +109kg weight class: Lasha Talakhadze Snatch 222kg, Lasha Talakhadze Clean & Jerk 264kg, Total Lasha Talakhadze 485kg
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[@quelandil5738]

Nice! Thanks for uploading

[@a.julian3770]

Great comp! Would love to see more weightlifting on this channel.

[@ConnoisseurOfExistence]

Too much greatness for a single video!

[@theRaw6]

Nice video thanks for this update Just a little critisize : I don't like the fact that you put music instead of the sound of the videos, who are actually way more entertaining (crowd who scream, commentator who enjoy etc etc...)

[@antoniocenteno1483]

Copyright maybe?

[@theRaw6]

@@antoniocenteno1483 well actually you can get copyright claim if you put a music, not if you put scream and crowd

[@hmm4214]

this is a problem with compilations about sports in general, lots of good videos ruined by the music

[@yessir6282]

naim suleymanoglu was 147cm 63kg and did 175kg he there is no competition

[@taylormichaelpatrick]

Thank you! Awesome video.

[@uwaishafizal]

lasha just easily snatching 222kg like its 60

[@emanuelortiz698]

Genios

[@martymcflaite5831]

I'm shocked by the fact that some of these men are able to lift me using 50% of their strenght / single armed 😮😮😮

[@mehmetkepur220]

why i didnt see naim suleymanoglu at 61kg 152.5 snatch 190 cj?

[@theaccordian9377]

New weight classes.

[@schinza]

Pls upload version without music :)))))))

[@davidsirmons]

Lasha could have gotten 600 on that 1st lift in the video. Guaranteed. Watch it again.

[@playerkingofnewyorkcity2581]

Yang Zhe’s 200kg snatch was absurd.

[@redgreen8977]

HE DIDNT GET THE CHANCE TO PLAY TOKYO OLYMPICS BECAUSE OF THE SHITTY RULES. (EACH COUNTRY ONLY GET TO CHOOSE 8 PLAYERS IN TOTAL)

[@playerkingofnewyorkcity2581]

@@redgreen8977 it is stupid. Tian Tao too. One in every category should be the rule.

[@lowgan8962]

@@playerkingofnewyorkcity2581 I mean even tian tao is there he cant beat elbakh 225kg clean and jerk with his injuries lol. no offense

[@BenButler50]

Take this music off it’s terrible we want to hear the lifts.

[@braveheart8517]

Legends 💪👏👍👍🏵

[@aethylwulfeiii6502]

When you see that the WRbin your category is 3.5 times your personal best, it makes you feel very out of shape and need to hit the gym.

[@SteilTravels]

My back hurts while watching this.

[@charliegold3227]

Why?

[@theaccordian9377]

@@charliegold3227 He has a weak back.

[@Dany-fn7pj]

💪

[@franciscorodriguez-rm9hh]

👊🏿🏋️‍♀️💚

[@danielclayton3170]

Just like to point out that all these records are not best lifts ever. There just world records at today bodyweight classifications. Look at 1978-1982 at yuri vardanian.he lifted in 82.5 class an no one today has matched he's pound for pound lifts in this equal category. Not even using Sinclair formula, why Because the Sinclair formula has been altered through the yrs. To resemble greatest lifters ever , as todays lifters

[@charleslechair8811]

Or Naim Süleymanoglu at 60kg Category with the 190kg Clean and jerk 3x+10kg of his Weight. Or anyone else that I dont know yet, these are the olympic records are the newer categories.

[@durrantmiller8810]

tbf if todays guys were doing as much gear as those in the past i think theyd be putting up similar numbers

[@TsarNicholas2nd]

@@durrantmiller8810Yeah I would see Lu Xiaojun clean and jerk 225kg, Lu Yong snatching 192, Liao Hui clean and jerking 210kg, Andrei Rybakov snatching 198 due to how the sport has advanced

[@ameer5120]

Team China🇨🇳

[@rajeshwarsharma1716]

I am just wondering how did these lifts evolved? Like why and how these specific style of lifting... Do they mimic any pragmatic movements in nature?

[@AoiZassoOFCL]

people have been seeing who can lift the most weight for millennia, commonly in the form of stonelifting (where they, yknow, lift heavy stones) until the late 19th century when modern weightlifting came into effect. as for nature, the act of taking something heavy and putting it somewhere high would be greatly beneficial for many projects, such as hanging an animal up to drain the blood or bringing material up to make a building (this is just me guessing at practically, the sport itself was probably just a test of strength).

[@rajeshwarsharma1716]

@@AoiZassoOFCL a good attempt but it does not explain why and how the specific technique of lifting, for example why clean and jerk in a specific manner, evolved.

[@gabrielpoon6322]

@@rajeshwarsharma1716 my guess is that we wanted to discover how much weight a person could pull specifically from the ground to an overhead position. Obviously it makes a lot more sense to do this with a barbell than with a heavy stone. Athletes probably organically discovered that they could lift the most using the technique which we know as clean and jerk.

[@durrantmiller8810]

@@rajeshwarsharma1716 pretty much all current weightlifiting technical models are based of the soviet system which began to develop in the 60s. They did a lot of research based off of their best lifters moved and then standardized a techique model

[@deepakbawa8346]

Good to see Asian countries dominate in world records

[@BrokdaRock]

The Chines government and people see Indian people as inferior and weak, not to mention that on October 20, 1962, China's People's Liberation Army invaded India in Ladakh, and across the McMahon Line in the then North-East Frontier Agency. China does not consider us as part of Asia nor should we support China in any way my brother 🇮🇳💪.

[@deepakbawa8346]

@@BrokdaRock then in which continent we come in

[@theedwardian]

They lie and cheat a lot so it makes it easier.

[@sedaaghababyan3363]

Simon Martirosyan🥰🤩😍😘🖤💜🖤💜👏👏👏🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲✊✊✊✊🥇🥇🥇🎖🏅🎖🏅👑👑👑👑👑💎💎💎💎

[@silhouette998]

Wonder if we can still live to watch 300kg

[@alifener9416]

where is Naim?

[@SP1x5]

Great vid, what’s the song?

[@WorldofSTRENGTH]

Songs are: 32stitches-uncharted, 32 Stitches - Olympus , Fareoh - Under Water, kozah-paradox

[@nilsnilsson8582]

Can Talakhadze in the heaviest weightclass lift more than 266 kg? can he actually do 270 or even 280 kg?? Or even 300 kilos?? I mean where is the limit for these guys, especially elbows and knee caps is easy to break.

[@abdulhananhusein6459]

there are athletes who deadlifted +500 kg,, the answer is yes, with modern nutrition and sport medicine evolution we will see these numbers only going up, if more money is pumped into the sport i'm sure we will find ridiculous lifts

[@gabrielgakhokidze8186]

​@@abdulhananhusein6459bro what you say is only myth. 500+ kg it is impossible

[@serious_shooter5872]

I am very curious to see who has the records now in Men 109+. That division is so stacked, it's impossible to know who's the best any given week.

[@williamboulter7240]

mmmmmm no, it’s always Lasha lol

[@Synday]

always Lasha

[@jandrade2760]

I LOVE ASIAN MEN SOOO MUUUCH! STUNNING MEN XOXO DESDE #ECUADOR

[@georgehill3087]

Their thighs. Holy shit.

[@jacobmattrella5771]

Bro wtf is with the music. Just have the regular sounds from the competition. Smh

[@DekuStickGamer]

Whatever you do, there’s always an Asian who’s better at it than you.

[@SussyChungus]

Imagine if a girl call someone of these 55kg man that he is weak and then he respond that he is a world champion

[@shotagoderidze4586]

Lasha Georgian Power. Caucasian 🇬🇪

[@alejandrolosadadiaz7121]

For those of you who are wondering how lasha lifts that weights so easily, jus tknow that he is currently weighting nearly 180 kg, competing against, 120 - 150 kg men. Nevertheless, he is still insane.

[@fabiobonetta5454]

More like "All star team China" 😂

[@user-pl7wi2ux6g]

军神牛批！石头牛批！

[@JFat5158]

No womens records??

[@testing4037]

I think they put the records based on weight and no gender.

[@themasterclasher2507]

@@testing4037 no?

[@durrantmiller8810]

@@testing4037 no there are separate categories for women

[@gustavl3946]

HMMM wonder why it´s all china?? xd

[@matthewlakajev]

Music is terrible

[@michaelhuwer1596]

Wow China! Nothing e´lse to thay. Oh sorry....russia!

[@badiskebsisi6541]

Thanks to S T É R O I D S made in China 🇨🇳 🤣🤣🤣🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿

[@marcoroberts9462]

ur just mad that china’s good at lifting

[@Synday]

@@marcoroberts9462 steroids bro

[@durrantmiller8810]

@@Synday they are all on the sauce whether China or not

[@Synday]

@@durrantmiller8810 of course, but having a massive state funded steroid machinery behind you is more effective, than chilling with your coach and doing some roids

[@durrantmiller8810]

@@Synday don't pretend like 9ther countries don't have state sponsored doping lmao. I'm not even just talking about weightlifting. I'd say most sports. Supposedly 70% of British swimmers have asthma... so they take bronchiodialators. Tell me that isn't suspicious