In the 94-kg class at the 2017 Worlds, Iranian Sohrab Moradi jumped to 233 kg on his second atempt, breaking Szymon Kolecki's world record of 232 kg and smashing his own world record in the total by 4 kg (Anaheim, California).

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Dan McKim launches the Braemar stone at the 2017 Webster Worlds in Hank, Holland, where the Mighty McKim claimed yet another Highland Games world championships.

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Eddie Hall (UK) on the Plane Pull at World's Strongest Man 2017 (Gaborone, Botswana), where the Beast proved to be the king of the jungle.

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Lasha Talakhadze (Georgia), the Rio Olympic champion, blistered this 217-kg snatch at the 2017 European Weightlifting Championships, for a new world record.

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Hossein Rezazadeh, the Monarch of Mass, could uncork world-class lifts nearly at will, day in and day out. Here he is blowing up 245 kg in the clean and jerk in the training hall at the 2005 Asian Weightlifting Championships (Dubai, UAE).

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33-year-old Oscar Figueroa, shown making his first attempt 172 kg in the clean and jerk, wrapped up his two-decades career with a gold medial in Rio.

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Scott Rider handily won David Webster's 2016 Heavy Events World Championships in Halkirk, Scotland, holding the lead from start to finish.

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Lasha Talakhadze (Rep. of Georgia) turned in a riveting performance at the 2016 European Weightlifting Championships, with lifts that included this 212-kg snatch, which gave the impression of a hot knife cutting through butter.

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After snatching 211 kg, Russia's Aleksey Lovchev went 242 kg and 248 kg, before calling for and nailing this whopping 264 kg--breaking the superheavyweight world record in the total, along with the world record in the clean and jerk at the 2015 IWF World Championships, Houston, Texas.

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Magnus Samuelsson gives the Captains of Crush No. 4 a definitive squeeze on the spur of the moment, just after finishing the last event at the 2004 World's Strongest Man and placing third overall.

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Classic Dan McKim, with a winning wind-up on the heavy weight for distance. McKim put himself in a deep hole by finishing in eighth place on the first event, the open stone, but by the end of the contest, he had fought his way back to the top, regaining the IHGF world champion's crown.

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North Korea's Om Yun Chol made this do-or-die 168-kg clean and jerk to successfully defend his World Weightlifting Championships title.

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At the 2014 World Heavy Events Championships, Matt Vincent uncorked a 42' 9-1/2" throw for the win.

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The deadlift is one of the most famous fundamental tests of strength, and Zydrunas Savickas has probably won more deadilift events in more major strongman contests than any other strongman.

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The go-ahead lift in the +105-kg category at the 2013 World Weightlifting Championships: this 209-kg snatch gave Ruslan Albegov (Russia) the margin he needed for victory and the gold medal.

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World champion in the Highland Games heavy events, Dan McKim capped his 2013 season with a series of three huge victories, one after another.

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