The most powerfull man

[Pietrosiek]

''Karelin's daily training drills included hours of rowing and long runs through Taiga forest often with a large log on his back. He favored the overhead press and also used standard 2-pood kettlebells (32 kilograms (71 lb)) for arm exercises at a daily weight routine. He is said to have bench pressed 200 kilograms (440 lb). When asked about his toughest opponent, Karelin instantly replied: "My refrigerator," referring to one of his drills, for which he bear hugged his refrigerator and carried it up through eight flights of stairs of his hometown 9-storied apartment building.''

Aleksandr Karelin - Wikipedia

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Wtf he can jump pretty high at almost 300lbs

 

[Pietrosiek]

Wtf he can jump pretty high at almost 300lbs

he was an insane athleat all around, but wikipedia says that when he started wrestling, he couldnt do a pull up. Interesting.

''His coach was at first skeptical about a big but powerless boy, yet he accepted Karelin and motivated him for hard training, both in wrestling technique and physical strength. As a result, over the years Karelin progressed from 0 to 42 pull-ups. His conditioning and quickness combined with his dominance of the sport, led to him being known as "The Experiment"''

 

[Gargantuan]

Different animal

 

[Pietrosiek]

Different animal

imagine him doing mma, imagine him in first ufc. He would smash gracie like 12yo girl

 

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@africancel and the boys

 

[Pietrosiek]

bumo for the big boys

 

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Beast of a man 887 wins and 2 loses

 

[bernanddrago]

Wrestling Ivan Drago