Arm Wrestling Training with Devon (The Vampire) Larratt, Session – 1 Rep Maximum (RM)
Source: Rik Kamana
Arm Wrestling Training with Devon (The Vampire) Larratt, Session – 1 Rep Maximum (RM)
Source: Rik Kamana
I know that many armwrestlers already saw the videos. But the videos with English names were removed from YouTube. I found the videos with Japanese names (HD quality), and below the videos you can see some info about the athletes.
腕相撲 世界一決定戦 準々決勝~決勝 2012/12/30 (Google Translate: 2012/12/30 – Final quarterfinal playoff wrestling world)

Source: StrongMachine48go
” Bob Sapp beats Mark Hunt and Alistair Overeem in Japan, arm wrestling
A Japanese television show put together a celebrity arm wrestling tournament that included sumo wrestlers, kickboxers, Sakuraba, Alistair Overeem, Bob Sapp, Mark Hunt, Melvin Manhoef, and more.
The winner of the tournament then had to face Yoshinobu Kanai, who was the world arm wrestling champion at 176 in 1999, when he was 100 pounds lighter.
Dave Meltzer provided the play by play.
Overeem beat a 310-pound sumo Sho Ho Zan.
Asashoryu, 321 pounds, the most famous sumo star of the past decade, beat 182-pound rugby star Daisuke Ohata.
Koki Kameda, 116 pounds, Japan’s most famous boxer, beat 139-pound Naoya Tsukuhara, a member of the Japan’s 2004 gold medal winning gymnastics team.
Kazushi Sakuraba, 187 pounds, beat Kazuhiro Kiyohara, 45, a 250-pound former Japanese baseball star who was considered the toughest guy in baseball during his career.
Mark Hunt, 301 pounds beat sumotori Go Ei Do.
Bob Sapp beat 202-pound comedian Bobby Ologun.
334-pound sumo, Sho Ten Ro, one of the rising stars in that sport, beat a 212-pound football star, Kenzo Waku.
38-year-old sumo Kyoku Ten Ho, 6-3 ½ and 353 pounds beat Semmy Schilt, at 6-11 ½ and 292 pounds.
Overeem next beat Asashoryu which they pushed as K-1 world champion vs. Sumo grand champion.
Kameda put down Sakuraba, whose arm appeared burned out from his previous fight in what they pushed as boxing vs. pro wrestling.
Sapp next beat Hunt quickly in what they promoted as pro wrestling vs. UFC.
Sho Ten Ro beat Kyoku Ten Ho.
Overeem vs. Kameda. While Overeem won, probably easily, Kameda put up a fight and Overeem when it was over said he was shocked at how a guy that small could be that strong.
Sapp beat Sho Ten Ro.
Sapp vs. former world champion Yoshinobu Kanai was the last match. ”
Source: mixedmartialarts.com
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Here it is the documentary about Alistair Overeem in which you can see scenes from the backstage of the same armwrestling tournament in Japan:
THE REEM SEASON 3 EPISODE 1: RETURN OF THE REEM
Source: THE REEM

ARM TV SPECIAL ARMWRESTLING ANNOUNCEMENT 9 YEARS
Published on Jan 21, 2013
HTTP://WWW.MYARMTV.COM Gary Roberts, ARM TV FOUNDER
LA FIT EXPO – Armwrestling Supermatches
Published on Jan 21, 2013
Los Angeles Fitness Expo. January 19-20, 2013.
National Armwrestling Promotions
PresentsSuper Matches:
Ryan Davis v Jake Smith
Chuck Young v John Taylor
Nano Cruz v Erik Wolfe
Mac Telle v Jon Hoffman

Source: pullerville
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Sarah Backman vs Robin Chandler / LA Fit EXPO 2013
Source: pullerville
LA EXPO 2013/ NAP – AMATEUR PT 1

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Original –Andrey Sharkoff │Google Translate:
An interesting case: So far in 2007, during the struggle for “Vendette” two giants armsportu Alexei Semerenko and Farid Usmanov, who burst on the scene a table holding bolts had to immediately go out of the situation and we stretched out on the chain and rope legs and held armstola all the way, oh, it was not easy! Never seen anything like it))))))
Original –Andrey Sharkoff │Google Translate
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Семеренко-Усманов
Source: WWWDozor
VIDEO: Alexey Semerenko Vs. Farid Usmanov (later Ferit Osmanli) Armfight Vendetta
Vazgen Soghoyan at LA Fitness Expo Tournament 2013
Published on Jan 20, 2013
Armwrestling Tournament at Los Angeles Fitness Expo 2013. Vazgen Soghoyan wins 165 lbs and 200 lbs right hand classes, takes 2nd in 165lbs left hand class.

Source: spitakaryuc
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John Brzenk, Richard Lupkes, Don Underwood, Devon Larratt, Ron Bath, Tom Nelson, Jerry Cadorette, Johnny “Iceman” Walker, Andrew “Cobra” Rhodes, Todd Hutchings, Allen Fisher, Cleve Dean, Krasimir Kostadinov, Tim Bresnan, Michael Todd, Christian Binnie, Marcio Barboza, Denis Cyplenkov, Dave Patton, and others are in this video:
JOHN BRZENK AND THE LEGENDS OF ARMWRESTLING

Source: Mac Telle
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Original – ciplenkov.ru │ Google Translate:

I – Denis Ivanovich Tsyplenkov
Born on March 10, 1982 in the city of Krivoi Rog Ukraine. At the age of 6, I went to secondary school No. 105, immediately started attending various sports sections. In 1993, he began to engage in kettlebell lifting with the famous coach Yakimenko SA. We found a common language and before finishing school I trained with him. Under his guidance, we have achieved good results. At the age of 14 I became KMS on weight, but since the sport itself was not in demand, we were re-qualified for arm wrestling, Moiseyev IB helped us in this. – winner of a number of prestigious tournaments and promoted army sport in our city. Thanks to our joint efforts, I became the champion of Ukraine and Europe among juniors.
After graduation, he moved to Moscow to continue his studies, but it was not so simple for the citizens of the CIS. Soon I got a job in Moscow, otherwise you will not live. Over time, I mastered this huge city, new friends, and with them new opportunities. In 2002, fate brought me to Turchinsky VE. I finished the trainer courses and still work in his club Marcus Aurelius. Turchinsky played an important role in my development, everything related to participation in different tournaments, we carefully examined and weighed “To be or not to be.”

In 2004 he began to engage in power extreme. During his time as an extreme he managed to become a multiple winner and prize-winner of a number of tournaments. I am a member of the Russian extreme power team. He also took part in a number of different commercial tournaments in arm-sport. Since 2005, I am in favor of the city of Syktyvkar.
Armwrestling has always lived in me, but at the amateur level. In 2008, I was offered assistance in further development of my arm sport skills by the honored trainer Kote Razmadze, with his offer I gladly agreed. Under his leadership, I became the owner of the intercontinental belt and won the title of world champion among professionals.
Participated in various television programs and entertainment shows on various television channels Comedy club, Golden Gramophone, Intuition, Minute of Fame, Galileo, pepper and others.
I am engaged in advertising sports nutrition, I spend various sports events.
Currently I work as a deputy in the village of Obukhovo, Noginsk district of the Moscow region. Actively I help the residents in resolving the issues of housing and communal services.
Original – ciplenkov.ru │ Google Translate
Original – ciplenkov.ru │ Google Translate:
Summary table of power achievements and measurements of Denis Cyplenkov:
| parameter | Maximum results | 10.10.2012 |
| Height (cm / ft, inch) | 186 cm (6 ft 1″) | 186 cm (6 ft 1″) |
| Weight (kg / lb) | 144 kg (317.5 lb) | 140 (308.5 lb) +/- 5 kg (11 lb) |
| Biceps (cm / inch) | 60 – 62 cm (PR), 58 – 60 cm (LR)
23.6″ – 24.5″ (PR), 22.8″ – 24.4″ (LR) |
58 – 60 cm (PR), 56 – 58 cm (LR)
22.8″ – 24.4″ (PR), 22″ – 22.8″ (LR) |
| Wrist (cm / inch) | 24 cm (9.5″) | 23 cm (9.05″) |
| Forearm (cm / inch) | 48 cm (18.9″) | 46 cm (18.1″) |
| Waist (cm / inch) | 105 cm (41.3″) | 95 cm (37.4″) |
| Chest (cm / inch) | 145 cm (57.1″) | 140 cm (55.1″) |
| Hip (cm / inch) | 85 cm (33.5″) | 75 cm (29.5″) |
| Neck (cm / inch) | 50 cm (19.7″) | 50 cm (19.7″) |
| Shin (cm / inch) | 50 cm (19.7″) | 50 cm (19.7″) |
| Bench press (kg / lb) | in Hall 290 kg (639.3 lb), WPC 270 kg (595.2 lb), IPF 260 kg (573.2 lb) (2012) | working 220 kg (485 lb) PFD |
| Deadlift (kg / lb) | strongman 320 kg (705.5 lb) (2008) | Worker 180 kg (396.8 lb) – 200 kg (440.9 lb) PFD |
| Squats (kg / lb) | strongman 340 kg (749.6 lb) (2008) | Worker 180-200 PFD |
| Lifting barbells biceps standing | 180 kg (396.8 lb) | 180 kg (396.8 lb) |
| Bench with chest standing: | strongman 180 kg (396.8 lb) timber (2008) | I do not do |
| Captains of Crush Grippers | №2, № 3 | I do not do |
*? – All I go, I go on the record beaten Arnold Schwarzenegger in 1972, which states that the weight of the body on the number of times. I recall with a weight of 115 kg old Arnold lifted the barbell biceps standing 120 kg 20 times, the fact remains that Guinness World Records. With my 140 kg will not soon I will go.
RPT – general physical training, the average number of 15-20 times, to give muscle tone.
Original – ciplenkov.ru │ Google Translate

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