Men's Manhood Stone Challenge | Rogue Record Breakers 2020

Full live stream of the Men's Manhood Stone Challenge at the 2020 Rogue Record Breakers in Columbus, Ohio.
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[@COLIN-jh9xb]

Why are all the comments about Brian? Give Tom his credit for breaking the world record twice within 10 mins. It doesn't matter what one thinks someone can do unless they do it. WELL DONE TOM!

[@malachiwilliamson759]

COLIN because Brian Shaw could do 650lb + stone with ease

[@COLIN-jh9xb]

@@malachiwilliamson759 Yes that's why Tom Stoltman is the current world record holder. I have no doubt the record can be broken it's just yet to be.

[@Mrpostalguyperson]

It’s not that people think Brian can do it, we know. Brian Shaw trains with 600+ pound stones in his gym.

[@Mrpostalguyperson]

COLIN ^

[@TwistedFire85]

Watch Brian's last Q&A video. He will give you all you need to know about his stone game.

[@peterlewis1403]

Now i believe the Stonehenge was Build by few People like Tom

[@taintsweatnope5093]

1 guy, Tom's great great great... Grandfather

[@miladirani4313]

😂😂😂

[@calummclaughlin7464]

Who do u think built the pyramids of Giza lol

[@88yellowjacket]

I mean if you had 10 guys like that... The mystery is solved.

[@formhubfar]

Luke and Tom Stoltman are my favorite strong men, absolute legends.

[@taunokekkonen5733]

Tom was actually mic'd up here but his voice is below the frequencies humans can hear.

[@kylesteele5848]

he is speaking the language of the gods

[@aboood661013141]

You didn't hear his brother's voice its even deeper 😂

[@SP-ny1fk]

Toms voice can only be played back via subwoofer.

[@liamc7097]

So weird to see them setting world records in front of an empty crowd

[@willh3972]

Such bullshit but maybe kids that would be normally stuck in the back got good seats this time

[@karlsimmering460]

The damn Coronavirus keeping people from being able to attend....

[@karlsimmering460]

No, literally the festival was shut down due to fears of the coronavirus.

[@rajbarath496]

It’s a coronavirus panic. They refused live audience. Only family members , teams and other athletes were allowed.

[@johndowe7003]

thats a nicer audience

[@AgentSmith911]

For normal people: 602 lbs = 273 kg

[@Duner08]

Gotta get shaw and tom together for a battle for the record. Im sure Bryan watched this and got excited to see someone bring a challenge to stone lifting again.

[@FreakishPower]

He explained why he didn't compete in this, but dammit, I want him to take HIS record back.

[@uriahthekey8647]

@@FreakishPower I don't think Brian will be able to compete with Tom. He is already past his wining prime and tom is only getting better.

[@Duner08]

@@uriahthekey8647 I wouldnt count brian out yet. He still has amazing static strength and proved hes still a champ at stones in the dubai show last year. I think the two could have a decent back and forth for the stone record, but i agree due to age, tom does have more time to progress his ability and possibly be the final record holder.

[@Dave-se4sb]

@@uriahthekey8647 brian did 650 stone in gym i believe.. So much of a world record lolo

[@yaboi-km2qn]

@@uriahthekey8647 if he only focuses on stones then he'd have a chance if hes past his prime.

[@striker-mcgurk]

Tom's just amazing with these stones

[@ben-ww7ks]

looks like you need to make bigger stones xd so the question is what can tom not lift

[@callmeacutekitten3317]

You really are a npc coming with the xd

[@kristofevo]

Tom and brian have both said they could do a 300 kilo stone.......so lets see. Tom has age on his side and can only get bigger and stronger, so even if brian does get the record i think, in time, tom will break it, and brian will be too to take it back.

[@Hamisrodriguez]

@Tyler Vincent stop being a Brian fan boy that's the heaviest stone ever lifted in competition Shaw did have a 600-650 stone in him but he's getting on now and has struggled with hamstring problems so I'm not sure if he can work back up to those weights. I'd love to see a max stone instead of elephant bar next year. Imagine 450-475-500-525-550-575-600-625-650 stones athletes get 4 attempts to lift heaviest stone possible. I reckon Thor Martin's Shaw Mateuz and Stoltman could all lift 500+

[@mossoconnor4417]

This is nonsense, Brian has had way more injuries than the one hamstring. He has had multiple hamstring tears and off the top of my head a torn bicep which lead to a pinched nerve in his forearm that really screwed up his grip in one hand for a bit. I’m sure there’s more too

[@Dave-se4sb]

The stone that brian lifted in training 😂😂

[@kurt9034]

Look when Luke Stoltmen comes to help Trey with Tacky. 5:50

[@Jack-gz6mi]

Kova Doka strongman is all about sportsmanship. The Stoltman’s are both absolute gentlemen.

[@uriahthekey8647]

@@Jack-gz6mi all strongmen are tbh. All deserve to win too.

[@ichbindoofhihi1]

Throw Brian Shaw in there. Stones up to max 800 in 25 lbs steps from 600 on. Let's see how this plays out!

[@maartos]

Gg energy😂

[@ShanghaiGoat]

Nice idea, but they get paid thousands to break the world record and it's only one cheque no matter how many times they break it in a day. Another competition, another world record and another cheque in the bank. If a true rivalry is to be made then it will be done over a few competitions and not just one.

[@grimreaper1542]

I think Tom might be better than Brian currently at the stones

[@gabrielguerrero3404]

Unless theyre able to keep them all the same size no one is ever gonna lift an 800 lbs stone just because no one's arms would be long enough to get a good grip on the stone but a 700 lbs would be possible

[@koreaface]

25 pound jumps are way to small

[@dogcatdogable]

We could see some really exciting WSM finishes if Tom can improve as an all-rounder. I'd back him to win the stones against anyone.

[@airconditioner84]

Brian Shaw can do over 700

[@dogcatdogable]

Ben Hamilton doesn’t really matter, Tom is the quickest stone lifter on the planet

[@Jambobist]

@@airconditioner84 Words are cheap, most Brian's done in competition is 560.

[@bobbob5255]

@@airconditioner84 sorry to break it to ya... no he cant

[@markheywood8236]

Tom has improved his deadlift by 40kg in less than two years, he'll lift 1000lbs this year - 455kg. He's maybe the fastest carry and loader on the planet and he tied with Thor in a grip challenge. He needs another 10 kilos of weight and to improve his overhead pressing and he'll be top three.

[@noone-qg1od]

Well done Tom, you are the king of stones.

[@mikimiyazaki]

Brian is the king of stones.

[@michaelcapper6081]

@@mikimiyazaki records say otherwise

[@boxlad7583]

Michael Capper brian has lifted more in the gym

[@michaelcapper6081]

@@boxlad7583 okay? Gym lifts don’t count for anything may guys have lifts plenty in the gym.

[@boxlad7583]

@@michaelcapper6081 he lifted more, makes him king of the stones. doesn't matter where.

[@thorpe8138]

KING OF THE STONES BABY 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿💙🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿💙

[@programclu1]

Tom is a legend (and Luke!). Would be over the moon to see him in WSM one day.

[@MajesticSkywhale]

Brian's gonna be pissed he didn't come to this now, but I know he thinks WSM is more important (bring that stone to WSM guys, and also a heavier one)

[@glasgowsblue29]

Erik Van der Zee toms got a far higher max than Brian does

[@lenisemicolon]

Brian knew Tom would do the 600 lb stone and accepted it; Brian has lifted a stone heavier than 600 in training though. Who knows which one of them would really have the max stone lift. Brian thinks he can do 700 lbs.

[@Femtoshi]

Glasgow’s Blue really what do you Think Toms Max is

[@domrick783]

it doesn't matter what anyone's supposed max is or what someone thinks he can do... in the end this is the officially lifted record and that's that

[@jRoy7]

@@domrick783 Yes true, it's why Brian is annoyed they took the stone out of the event back when he was too dominant. He was doing 625lbs in practice, but they removed the event since it was too boring with no competition. Kinda robbed him of his best event.

[@ianadams1132]

Shaw has had his day. Tom is the man 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@paulbaker1505]

Big Tom. Actually the stoltman brothers are a class act

[@jeevaram2200]

Tom literally just manhandled the stones

[@robjef622]

Tom will definitely be the WSM in the near future. Hell, he may even be the next Thor.

[@Slash1066]

Scotland and Iceland not too far apart, maybe some viking genetics made it south!

[@unquietgrave4444]

He should go to Iceland and train with Thor for a bit. I feel like it'll do him well.

[@Slash1066]

@@unquietgrave4444 I have seen them doing stones together, not sure where that was

[@MK_2023.]

Matt Harding if you look into history, you’ll see that Vikings settled in Scotland and Ireland. So the idea of his heritage being from Vikings is not far off to be honest.

[@mm.7053]

This aged well

[@mikeyconstable334]

Yes Tom Stoltman... Made that 600 stone look easy. Looking forward to seeing you smash it at WSM. And winning some Arnold's Classics. Go on boy.

[@slimjimkirky86]

Thank you Rogue for your excellent coverage. You're helping to bring strength sports to the mainstream. Keep up the great work!

[@chitwood73]

Very well said. "The man who could be the strongest man in the world doesn't even know it."

[@mm.7053]

What?

[@davelittle6668]

Next Stoltman Brothers video: World Record, FACT.

[@DRFTYPE]

He knows

[@N1blett]

Trained with the world record stone for reps in preparation for this. Goddamn savage.

[@solareiusdeiu]

very not known yet from general public. but tom stoltman is one of the strongest ever if not the strongest ever to any stone events. he is the stone king

[@RuiChui]

08:51 That is a bloody strong man!!! Congrats mate! Love from Portugal to Scotland!

[@Francisco-lf3zi]

"Everyone says I'm the King of the stones ..." Indeed he is!

[@MFRiley]

Now let's give the best Atlas Stone lifter in history- Brian Shaw, a shot at this like he deserves and has been asking for, for years. He's lifted a 630+ pound stone in training, bet he could approach 700 pounds if he trained for it. These young guys are strong, but Brian would crush this record. Too bad the organizers of The Arnold disrespect guys that have made their competition what it is over the past decade, in favor of the younger generation.

[@jonathansolero7]

Riley Denning as much as I like Brian he is a little over the hill... Too many years at the highest level, wear and tear... This young monster Stolman is fresh and has not even reach his peak

[@MFRiley]

@RJ Yup, Brian almost beat the World's Strongest Man recently, he's still got some gas in the tank. Let's not forget big Z won his last WSM at age 38( I believe), and his last Arnold at 41 (I believe). Brian Shaw just turned 38, I'd like to see what he can still do.

[@MFRiley]

@@jonathansolero7 Nah bro, he's still got a lot left, especially with static events. Brian is still one of the Strongest men in the world, and with an event like the Atlas Stones- he'll crush it.

[@unherolike]

Uh.....Didn't Brian say on his KZbin Channel that his career goal now is to be focused on WSM and not on the Arnold competitions.

[@MFRiley]

@@unherolike Your point? These record breaker competitions aren't part of the actual Arnold Strongman competition. That also doesn't take away from the fact that he's asked to have a chance to break this stone record for years. He said in a recent vid that he'd still love the chance to try and load a 700 pound stone

[@kristofevo]

Well done, tom, you made it look easy, plenty more in the tank😎 Tom could do a 200 kilo stone, when he was 19! Himself and Brian are supreme at the heaviest stones. Tom is the man, when it comes to the stone medley, though.

[@WayneP1973]

I read somewhere along time ago that the world strongest man has yet to been found like he said there’s probably some guy in Russia that can throw an 800 pound stone. Very impressive lifts makes me proud to be Scottish. Awesome unbelievable power 🤙🤙🍀🍀

[@davidtaylor328]

Tom Stoltman is - TOTAL AWESOME 😃👏💪👍

[@themachine3490]

" You've grown stronger here than I could've ever imagined, the only way to know how strong is to keep testing your limits" Jor-el

[@ericbernhardsen4826]

Big Z sighting!!!!

[@xx6489]

I wonder just how many people realise how remarkable this lift was...... Amazing.

[@mj3791]

He lift that so fast the commentators wasn't ready !!

[@Thawolf878]

And the stadium is packed!

[@kristofevo]

🤣 commentator saying toms from caithness, in alness, near Halkirk! Those three places are all in different areas of scotland, a few hundred miles apart!

[@Nikenik2001]

At least he didn't say he was from "Europe". :D

[@Jambobist]

He's from Invergordon, wonder if the Stoltmans have just been trolling about where they're from?

[@kristofevo]

Jam Dev 🤣🤣 Aye, it wouldn’t surprise me.Then laughing about it together, later on! They’re both from invergordon, but tom stays in alness, now.

[@samharper5881]

Yanks and geography don't mix.

[@Jafmanz]

@@samharper5881 too true.

[@samcoon6699]

Thats really impressive. Just getting that much off the ground in that format is incredible.

[@GVBGS57]

Yes, somebody needs to go back and get some more bigger stones .I watched Brian Shaw do the 560 3 years ago and these 2 made competitors made it look easy.

[@mikemoore2791]

Tom Stoltman..... holy crap... that is just ridiculous.

[@michaelmazzarella72]

This was the most impressive feat of strength to me

[@RATBURL]

Love Rogue! 👍🏻

[@crumb9cheese]

Tom and Brian are beasts. True competitive guys

[@blazemorris8234]

Spicy AF

[@StrengthCentral]

The lack of a crowd makes it look like a powerlifting meet

[@ballelort87]

LOL 😂

[@madagreement]

6:30 When you sneezed but your were not prepared for it

[@broFH]

That's hilarious man hahaha

[@beowulf.reborn]

Would love to see Tom and Brian going head to head, 700lbs is on the horizon.

[@mitchhermans9741]

"We're going to need bigger stones" Brian's been asking for this for years. To little to late Arnolds

[@starcow17]

Why? Tom is a far better stone lifter than Shaw. He broke all the times he ever set. Tom is far better at stone lifting than Brian. Shutup fanboy.

[@kafungalung]

@@starcow17 not true at all brian stopped training it when they wouldn't put it in like he asked. now hes moved on where as stoltman trains it at least once a week

[@mitchhermans9741]

Rightio starcow, I've only been following Brian for about 8year. It's no 2mintue fanboy here mate

[@starcow17]

@@kafungalung if you're going to use the arguement "when he was actually good at it he was better, so therefore he is better now" I'm not even going to begin to debate you. That's a moronic statement. He didn't qualify for the classic, it's been years since any big win. He has no chance.

[@starcow17]

@@mitchhermans9741 you following him for 8 years or 2 minutes makes no difference. You should know, in 8 years you saw him go from the best in the world to not even qualifying for the classic, to not even getting a notable win since his last WSM. Brian shaw lifted heavy stones 3 4 years ago. Before his injuries, he probably could have done a 700 stone back half a decade ago, but it isnt half a decade ago. Now he's getting old. Yea he's strong but you're talking about putting him against somebody who 1, has beat every record in stones that brian ever set and 2. Putting him against somebody who is 2 or 3 years out from his prime. So even if he beat him now, which it would take a miracle, when Tom is fully matured physically brian will no longer be able to compete and certainly wont hold his recordsm

[@josephgotico9434]

Manhood stone i thought they gonna lift it using their crotch 😂😂😂😂

[@pkicequeen9109]

Brian Shaw casually walks by and puts the stone over the hurdle on the way to the bathroom. #ShawStrength

[@SENCEONE1]

I'd like to see him in the "Slap Fight" competition. I would not want to be on the receiving end on that one. LOL

[@Fireinthehole84]

Brian Shaw plays with that stone at his new gym! Good bloody job to this bloke 😎💪🏻

[@Homeschoolsw6]

Awesome name.

[@jaimeduenas4162]

Taki or no Taki that is FKN amazing! I could not do that in two life times. Considering how thick and dense our bones really are is a testament to how much muscle these beast have.

[@johnroughneen3585]

"I do the world record for reps in training"

[@paulcoy9060]

Serious Question: Is it easier for a tall person vs. a short person? A Tall person has farther to go to get over the bar, that wood doesn't look adjustable. Tall person has a wider range of movement, can flex more, but has to expend more energy. A short person can extend to their full height in a shorter time scale, has a lower center of gravity. Or is the trick to it long arms?

[@jacobj1399]

It’s sad that Brian isn’t their!!!

[@1977malakai]

Well done buddy.

[@flucazade]

Well Done Young Tom Stoltman!

[@MK_2023.]

Big Tom, king of the stones!

[@steel_and_stones]

Mens manhood... lol. Awesome lifts!!!!

[@therealsosi8204]

Tom stoltman is probably the best stone lifter atm

[@jonlanier_]

Nope.... Brian Shaw practices with a 629 stone... has done that for years.

[@NittoNba44]

Was this not a part of the Arnold? I never saw the brothers on the Livestream

[@user-rr2rg7tj7f]

King of the stones!

[@bobbob5255]

King of the stones

[@alanmartinezrodriguez884]

They do have to find heavier stones. He made it look easy!

[@kibaAkuzaki]

Tommy !!!🙏🏼

[@MachenLand]

are back brace-thingies not required..? i cant imagine the pain that would cause if lifted wrong..

[@Juiczey]

Listen to that crowd of 25 people! Amazing

[@jonlanier_]

Gov. DeWine is going to lose the next election for taking 53 million dollars out the city's business's....

[@4bangerlove]

2:17 "it's still real to me damnit!.."

[@jasoncdebussy]

The Albatross is king of the stones 💪

[@mikimiyazaki]

Brian is king of stones PERIOD. (TOM IS GREAT THOUGH).

[@jasoncdebussy]

@@mikimiyazaki Brian certainly used to be but... the king dead, long live the king 😊

[@jstoli996c4s]

*spicy lift, lad!*

[@MrQwerty2524]

Manhood stone... it sounds so stupidly down to earth,

[@colebearden793]

Brian Shaw said recently that if there was a good enough reward he would try a 700 pound stone and he thinks he could do it pretty easily. They should bring this back as part of strong man competitions! It sucks that they’ve moved away from static events because Brian might be the overall worlds strongest man but the events no longer play to his strengths

[@stewiegriffin3627]

"What can humans do"? ... Shaw claimed he comfortably thought he could do 700lb

[@solareiusdeiu]

yeah but he is not human :D

[@stewiegriffin3627]

@Elreypachuco There is a vid with him saying after he lifted the 600+ stone he had made .. he felt he could do 700lbs, but it was so far from anyone else in competition at the time he didn't feel the need to try it. His words not mine.

[@AleX-fs4ww]

Stone lifters like that is a very rare breed of human. Even Kieliszkowski and Licis can’t even go much over 500

[@AleX-fs4ww]

Elreypachuco he did claim that though. He never bothered because they removed it from the competition so there was no motivation to do as

[@Christian-vq8rd]

That is in an MHP video from about seven years ago. He can't do it now.

[@BruceGeorgePeterLee13]

And the craziest thing it looks as smooth as bold blokes head!

[@mrjehbaldwin]

Just curious why that divot in the 565 stone said “535”. Is that to indicate that using the divots lessens the force needed to lift and that its roughly 30 lbs less force needed?

[@dunc71]

This may not answer why it said 535 but I'm wondering if the divots you mention are to calibrate the weight? In old fashioned cast kitchen or shop weights there would be a space on the bottom where you would add lead to adjust the weight, I guess the casting process is not accurate enough alone. Maybe these stones are cast concrete or similar and come out at roughly the correct weight but requires calibration before each competition? It looks like they may have epoxy resin in them .

[@piffpete420]

Of course they have this event when Brian Shaw isn’t competing. He is by far the best Atlas Stone lifter of all time. He’s done 650 lbs already, and could easily do 700lbs

[@codychickadee5095]

My god that's a massive Scotsman. Smart move by Wesley for not going further. The 565 was a struggle for him and Tom basically slam dunked it. No need to screw a guys back for life.

[@Buck112]

Guess I've got old eyes, but the 565 stone is marked 535 in the front indention..........was weight added to the stone?

[@erggml1887]

Stupid question: Why does the 565 lb stone have an indent that says 535 on it? Its visible right under the 565 painted marking.

[@paragua79za]

The way some of this guys breath sounds like 2 beats from a heart attack

[@TheFamilyFarm1]

Wel done Tom 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 😍

[@AB-gz9yb]

Imagine using the tacky as lube 😂😂

[@haroldmangan1429]

Amazing genetics

[@codycall6513]

Feels like I’m squandering my size being so lazy. My father would not be proud. But at least I’m happy. RIP Miss you so much, I can imagine who’d I’d be if you didn’t leave so early. (Venting, don’t comment please)

[@MrWinterblade]

Does somebody know why he is not competing in the full event? And why isn't Brian Shaw either?

[@skodedickinson6544]

Him and Luke were there to take on World Records. You don't break records and win competitions at these weights (it's one or the other) as it simply takes too much out of you and you have to engineer entire training around said record so not ideal for competition chances.

[@xenonsu8781]

Brian didn't qualify

[@MrWinterblade]

@@skodedickinson6544 yeah this makes sense... But I think Tom would have had serious chances to do well also in the competition, not focusing on the record... Anyway good for him

[@MrWinterblade]

@@xenonsu8781 wow really? Didn't know that!

[@bimblebamble6423]

Yes Tom, spicey!

[@winklesj]

4:38 to bypass all the blabber and get to the lifting.

[@matthewfischer1467]

Where is Shaw at? The battle between these two would be amazing. Who wouldn’t love to see these two go head to head. I wouldn’t doubt you would see a 630 plus stone lifted. Rouge let’s see it give the people one of the greatest battles in history.

[@jerrymalone1100]

Just dropped in to see how many people are here to use the word underated.

[@enzoviglione5371]

The stones have two weight , 565 (big nrs) and 535 in small nrs, why ?

[@koreaface]

I wish I had stones at my gym...

[@willh3972]

Make one and roll it in there and start working with it, see what they think Haha

[@johnnysquiretube]

Anyone know how big that stone is - 20"?

[@jvillain9946]

Some people just have incredible natural strength. The gym I used to go to had a receptionist i was friends with that never really worked out and just looked like an average guy. 5'11", maybe 165, no real muscle tone, but he was capable of lifting stupid amounts of weight like it was nothing. We used to coax him into doing stuff for fun. One day we through 6 plates on the bench and had him lift it. I know thats not record breaking or anything, but he would balance the bar on his index finger and thumb and push it up like it was a pillow. I still don't know what his limits are because as I said he never really works out.

[@Ricky-lb5wn]

Brian Shaw did this in training a few years ago

[@butterflykiss1982]

omg first guy is fiiiiiine

[@ravigogoi]

I always watch Tom's front delts. They are soo overdeveloped than rest of the shoulders that it's looks uniquely weirdly beautiful.

[@wboeren1]

Entree lvl 565, incredible.