The heaviest deadlift on earth, officially recognized by a governing body, is 1,102.5 kilograms (2,430 pounds), achieved by Eddie Hall in 2016.
This incredible feat was accomplished at the World's Strongest Man competition and stands as a testament to the sheer strength and dedication of the athletes who compete in this sport.
Here's a breakdown of the key aspects of this record:
- Weight: 1,102.5 kg (2,430 lbs)
- Lifter: Eddie Hall (England)
- Competition: World's Strongest Man (2016)
- Governing Body: World's Strongest Man organization
It's important to note that there are different weight classes in powerlifting, and the heaviest deadlift for each class may vary. However, the 1,102.5 kg deadlift by Eddie Hall remains the heaviest ever recorded in any weight class.
