Category: ARMWRESTLING

Denis Cyplenkov before the fight with Devon Larratt

VIDEO: Denis Cyplenkov before the fight with Devon Larratt 2017, English Subtitles

Denis Cyplenkov before the fight with Devon Larratt │ Collage made by XSportNews using images from the video
Denis Cyplenkov before the fight with Devon Larratt │ Collage made by XSportNews using images from the video

Many thanks to Vasiliy Kuznetsov for making great armwrestling videos and for sending this one to XSportNews. This new video (18 August 2017) about Denis Cyplenkov is also special because Vasiliy made English subtitles, which should load automatically. I posted the transcript from youtube first, scroll down to watch the video.

0:00 Everyone knows that Denis Сyplenkov is extremely strong!
0:03 He is rather Hulk than a human…
0:10 But… All his victories are in the past,
0:14 and today Devon Larratt with pure weight of 100 kg claims
0:18 he can beat Denis in the arm fight
0:23 Cuz I’m pretty sure… I’m pretty sure it’s me.
0:26 “Denis has lost weight and he can hardly compete with this Canadian guy” –
0:30 our subscribers agreed to Larratt in social media.
0:34 Is everything that bad?
0:36 And Сyplenkov is not as strong as he used to be?
0:40 We went to Noginsk to find it out.
0:45 Seems like I’m just in time
0:47 What did the champion reply on our questions?
0:51 Let’s watch in this episode of the ‘In Focus of the Iron Rating’ now.
1:00 The advertisement
1:24 We have a tradition,
1:27 my friends bring kettlebells to my gym.
1:30 We prefer rusty and old ones.
1:35 This kettlebell was brought by Konstantin Konstantinov.
1:38 He made this signature.
1:40 There are stamps with letters in our gym –
1:42 our guests come and fill the inscriptions by themselves with kettlebells.
1:44 This kettlebell was presented by Alexey Lovchev,
1:48 but we had to pay almost 6 rub (0.099 $) for it.
1:53 And this one is from Mikhail Koklyaev.
1:57 We are in the gym “100 poods”,
1:59 where Denis Cyplenkov trains.
2:01 We have many questions to Denis,
2:04 but let’s start with the most important –
2:05 how will he reply to the Larratt’s challenge.
2:08 Larratt said that we have been waiting so long for this match
2:10 and he is right.
2:12 I’ve never fought Larratt,
2:14 so I’m looking forward to this fight.
2:17 Denis, you speak about it in a very good-hearted way.
2:20 Sounds lame.
2:21 We know that you can be tougher.
2:24 You ask me:
2:25 do I prepare for the armfight against Devon Larratt?
2:28 Yes, I do.
2:30 The only thing I don’t understand is
2:32 why do you think that you will win, Larratt?
2:41 Now you are talking!
2:43 Larratt will not be so self-confident now.
2:45 Although, Denis, you really look thinner than used to be.
2:48 So, what happened to you, Denis?
2:50 To be honest, in May, I had a tournament on Powertlon (power triathlon)
2:55 and then I suddenly got to the hospital.
3:00 Now I have a three-month rehabilitation.
3:02 In August, I will take tests
3:04 and consult a doctor about my condition.
3:07 These are not good news…
3:10 Let us remind you that in May Denis&Co took the 2nd place
3:13 on the Powertlon tournament
3:16 and lost only to the team of Alexey Lovchev.
3:19 But finally that tournament turned out badly to Denis.
3:22 Yeah, I had some exercises on the lower part of the body,
3:26 I did deadlift with huge weight.
3:29 That also had an influence on my current state.
3:33 Yet I still do my workouts
3:37 and control my body weight within 130-133kg.
3:45 I can’t exceed this weight due to some pills.
3:50 Those pills remove water from my body.
3:55 I hope I’m going to be ok.
4:00 Denis, it’s gonna be alright, trust us!
4:03 And if you have already started your training
4:05 we can’t help but testing you!
4:09 But how to test your strength?
4:14 And we have remembered about Dmitry Golovinskiy
4:16 and his posts about the proper way to do biceps.
4:19 According to his last video he easily managed
4:23 to do 10 reps with 60kg.
4:24 Well, Denis is ready to make the most reps of 70kg…
4:30 We are recording our answer to
4:32 Dmitry Golovinskiy to make him train even harder.
4:36 And try to beat Denis’s record.
4:40 By the way, set of max reps was
4:43 that very thing that helped Denis to beat the Record of CT Fletcher…
4:46 Yes, It was like growing strength by increasing
4:48 the number of reps.
4:51 But we’ll tell you about the number of reps and preparations
4:57 to that record at the end of this episode.
5:06 Is it that handle that helped you to win John Brzenk?
5:09 Yeah, I always use it in my trainings.
5:15 All of my handles are in the different gym,
5:19 here we have only this one.
5:23 But it’s ok.
5:29 You can do many different moves with this handle.
5:34 I have better handle in my other gym,
5:37 this one is almost broken.
5:38 Seems like here are too many armwrestlers.
5:51 If we mention Jonh
5:53 we also have to mention the armfight between Jonh and Denis,
5:56 that was held in Vegas in 2009.
5:59 That time Denis lost with the score 5-1
6:03 and he understood that the result would be bad
6:07 in the very first round.
6:08 I understood I was going to lose in the very first round.
6:11 You see, armfight is a system,
6:13 where the final result can be predicted by the result of the first round.
6:17 Especially when you see that your opponent has better endurance.
6:25 When you realize that you are already exhausted
6:29 while your opponent is still fresh.
6:33 But that was one of my first armfights,
6:36 I wasn’t experienced enough.
6:40 Even preparations for armfight are different.
6:48 For the real Champions, defeat is the best motivation to work harder.
6:53 Interesting which fights had an influence on Denis’s trainings and style?
6:58 When I first met Richard Lupkes I was so impressed with his hook.
7:06 When we got into the hook I thought I got him,
7:10 because everyone said I had one of the strongest hook.
7:16 But reality was different.
7:18 When we pulled it was on his side and I thought like “It’s a trap”.
7:33 At that moment I found out that I should better start
7:38 with the wrist set on the toproll move,
7:40 in order to avoid troubles with such strong athletes like Richard.
7:46 And I think I have never seen stronger hook…
7:49 Well maybe Dave Chaffee has equal one.
7:52 Yeah, we all remember your last fight with Chaffee.
7:55 You made us feel really nervous.
8:04 Denis, can you please make top 3 most uncomfortable opponents for you?
8:10 Hm, I think Michael Todd is the most uncomfortable opponent,
8:14 second is Andrey Pushkar.
8:17 But Pushkar is easier to fight with,
8:19 the only thing you have to do is to stop his start.
8:22 And the third one,
8:26 I guess, is Richard Lupkes with his attack,
8:31 he is even more difficult than Chaffee.
8:32 They have very similar styles,
8:34 but Chaffee is not so confident like Lupkes.
8:39 When you fight with Lupkes with a hook
8:41 He pushes like Hulk.
8:45 He has much better control on his angles.
8:49 I had to win every inch.
8:52 What place can take Devon Larratt in our list,
8:56 if he is successful enough to take any place at all?
9:23 The hand in this exercise can be slightly twisted.
9:44 When did you pull last time?
9:47 Like over the top, when you felt exhausted.
9:50 Hm … I have not sparred with anyone for a long time.
9:54 A long time ago
9:59 How long? 3 month, 6 month?
10:01 More, I guess one year.
10:05 Last time Denis pulled in July 2016.
10:11 That time he won Michael Monster Todd
10:14 with the score 4-2 on the Vendetta All Stars show.
10:19 I always said,
10:20 even before our armfight,
10:22 that he was the most dangerous opponent
10:24 with his strange move.
10:27 He pulls you like a rope,
10:31 he does it with his body weight.
10:33 And I think that is very painful move but he doesn’t care.
10:37 Maybe he has had so many injuries
10:41 so he doesn’t feel pain now.
10:43 He managed to hold my strongest attacks,
10:46 maybe he takes painkillers, I don’t know.
10:59 Only few people knew that this year, in January,
11:02 a friendly armfight between Denis and Dmitry Trubin could have happened.
11:06 But it hadn’t.
11:08 At first there was no table in the place,
11:10 then there wasn’t Dmitry Trubin,
11:12 finally Denis was exhausted.
11:14 We had a total mess.
11:18 First we didn’t have a table.
11:22 Then, when table appeared we started to pull.
11:26 When Dima came we decided to refuse to pull
11:29 and arranged meeting on the next day.
11:31 Simply to have a cup of coffee.
11:32 There was no sense to pull.
11:36 Yet still we are glad that armfight wasn’t held.
11:41 Today Dmitry Trubin is more impressive.
11:46 But Denis has warned us
11:48 us that everybody have to be careful with their bodyweight in armwrestling.
11:53 I came on the Nemiroff 2010 with the pure weight 144kg.
11:57 And that was my mistake, I got tired in a second.
12:01 After that I came on all the competitions with the weight up to 140.
12:08 Everyone said I was in a bad shape.
12:11 I can gain even more that 140kg,
12:17 but then, after one week of rest,
12:20 only with some cardio and rubber,
12:29 I lose some weight and feel good in the contest.
12:33 As for me, these rules are perfect.
12:38 So, we have known what conclusions had Denis made of his defeats.
12:43 We also found out why he has lost weight
12:45 and finally what he thinks about armfight with Larratt.
12:49 Well, if I’m ready we can make this decision in the middle of August.
12:55 But first we have to talk with Igor Mazurenko.
13:02 But these are not all of the questions we have to ask.
13:05 We still want to know why our character never unbends his arms,
13:10 why he does bench press no more…
13:12 And the main question –
13:14 how many reps can he do with 70kg?
13:18 For Denis this may be a warm up,
13:20 but for us, more mortals, this is a dream-weight.
13:28 Lets ask our character whether he is agree with Evgeni Shishov,
13:33 who claimed in the 105 episode of Iron Rating
13:36 that armwrestling was about power, or not.
13:39 I think if you are a professional athlete
13:41 you can prepare for a competitions with just one exercise.
13:44 I’m not talking about those athletes who don’t even know how to pull.
13:48 If you are good in your angles you can train without opponent.
13:56 But if pure strength is so important let’s find out how much of it Denis has.
14:46 13… I’m done.
14:49 When I did 113kg, I did 100kg on 8 reps.
14:52 I had one power training,
14:54 and on another one I tried to do this weight (100kg) up to 10 reps.
14:59 I wanted to increase power by increasing number of reps.
15:05 Watching your biceps curls we can’t help asking:
15:10 Denis, was there a time when you could unbend your arms?
15:17 Honestly, as far as I remember what my dumbbell coach said…
15:29 I could never unbend them.
15:32 I remember when I was at the competitions in dumbbell
15:35 and the coach said “unbend”,
15:38 but I did not succeed
15:40 and attempts were not counted for me.
15:42 This situation was even at middle school.
15:48 Even in 2005, in Kursk, on the bench press competitions
15:52 I could unbend them more.
15:55 But then, arms unbend better than now.
15:58 Indeed, Denis’s way to do bench press is very specific.
16:03 Yet still his results are very impressive.
16:06 For example, on his bench press competition against Alexey Lovchev
16:10 Denis managed to do 140kg on 16 reps.
16:14 But even Denis agrees that wasn’t a proper press.
16:18 I’m laughing on the videos where I do bench press.
16:23 That’s why I don’t take part on a bench press tournaments.
16:27 I’m confused with my technique.
16:28 Try to unbend your arms.
16:35 But we have gone from the main subject of our discussion –
16:39 armfight between Denis and Devon.
16:42 And here is the main question:
16:45 Denis, how do you think this armfight will pass?
16:49 I will try to attack like a hell while he will try to hold me like a boa.
16:56 I think he is going to exhaust me
17:01 and beat like he did with Pushkar.
17:05 I suppose our match is going to go approximately same way,
17:10 so I’m going to prepare for this.
17:16 If Denis can properly estimate his opponent
17:22 he will be able to prepare for this armfight.
17:26 We hope this armfight is going to happen this year.
17:30 After this conversation with Denis I realized that we,
17:36 I mean all of armwrestling fans,
17:38 had a nice chance to see armfight between Denis and Devon this November.
17:47 I’m really looking forward for that, I’m training hard.
17:51 I already have a training schedule.
17:56 Have you already choose a place at your countryhouse,
17:59 where you will put a cup with the signature “I beat Larratt”?
18:04 Cup? It’s going to be a monument.
18:08 So, we have finished, bye.
18:10 If you enjoyed this video, and we know you did,
18:14 please like it and share with your buddies in your gym.
18:20 Stay tuned.

{WITH ENG SUBS} ALL ACCESS: Denis Cyplenkov before the fight with Devon Larratt


Source: ironrating

Sergey Tokarev vs. Sergey Bogoslovov, Armwrestling training

2 VIDEOS: Sergey Tokarev vs. Sergey Bogoslovov, Armwrestling training

Sergey Tokarev vs. Sergey Bogoslovov, Armwrestling training
Sergey Tokarev vs. Sergey Bogoslovov, Armwrestling training

In the 1st video you can watch sparring training Sergey Tokarev vs. Sergey Bogoslovov. And in the 2nd video you can watch Sergey Bogoslovov doing static holds with up to 100 kg on a pulley system.

Спаринг тренировка с Сергеем Токаревым 13.08.2017 [Google Translate: Sparring training with Sergey Tokarev 13 August 2017]

Статика через блок 11.08.2017 [Bing Translator: Static through block 11 August 2017]


Source: Sergey Bogoslovov

Mirtaleh Aslanov at ZT Armwrestling Bolivia Open 2017

LIVE: ZT Armwrestling Bolivia Open 2017

Mirtaleh Aslanov at ZT Armwrestling Bolivia Open 2017 │ Photos by Shon Fotografías
Mirtaleh Aslanov at ZT Armwrestling Bolivia Open 2017 │ Photos by Shon Fotografías

Mirtaleh Aslanov is present at ZT Armwrestling Bolivia Open 2017, but he didn’t win yet. The photos were taken yesterday by Shon Fotografías. View more photos in this facebook album ► ZT ArmWrestling Bolivia Open 2017

ZT ArmWrestling League – Brasil: ” We started the weighing and reception of our international athletes, delegations like being Brazil 🇧🇷, Bolivia 🇧🇴, Chile 🇨🇱, Peru 🇵🇪, Ecuador 🇪🇨, Argentina 🇦🇷, COLOMBIA 🇨🇴 Thank you for the participation of Azerbaijan 🇦🇿👏👏 “

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https://www.facebook.com/ztarmwrestlingleague/videos/681207715417809/
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Source: ZT ArmWrestling League – Brasil

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Devon Larratt’s Freedom Armwrestling

POLL: Your opinion on Devon Larratt’s Freedom Armwrestling

Devon Larratt’s Freedom Armwrestling Practice │ Capture by XSportNews from the video
Devon Larratt’s Freedom Armwrestling Practice │ Capture by XSportNews from the video

Please answer the poll, I’m really curious about this one. You can check out the rules draft and a practice video below the poll, scroll down.
You can choose multiple options in the poll.


Devon Larratt – facebook:
” Freedom rules draft 1 –
a system which can be used on virtually any flat surface
Equipment –
Table/padding – can be done on any flat surface – playing area, table will be divided into 2 sides for pinning (pinning sides are the two sides divided diagonally across the table from the corner which is close to you on your shoulder side to the opposite corner), and 2 sides for ownership (divided at the middle of the table between the two competitors). table surface should be safe to arm wrestle on, if not padded, padding should be used to protect the elbow. lights may be used to indicate when arm wrestlers are in position where both are consenting to begin the match.
Chalk – permitted
Straps – double buckle strap for negotiated strap set ups and even slips, single buckle strap of various widths wrapped in the “fairer strap wrap” style for advantaged play, to be covered later in rules when each is applicable.
extra padding/permited clothing – if the table surface is hard, to protect the elbow padding underneath the elbow or a padded elbow sleeve is permitted. In no way will any sleeve be permitted that provides any advantage outside of safety. on a padded table clothing may be worn over the elbow to protect from friction burn.
Risers – competitors are permitted to put anything they want down as a riser on their “owned” side of the table. This may not be hazardous to either competitor
Match Initiation –
negotiated grip –
time athletes have to negotiate grip –
regular tournament preliminary rounds – 15-30 seconds + – with referees discretion
finals portion/supermatch format 1 min + – with referees discretion
During the negotiation process, any grip that the athletes consent to is acceptable. They may choose to move directly to strap (double buckle if available), start in hook, with pressure or without, or off of center of table if they so choose. when athlete is consenting to start match they will indicate with a push of the momentary switch on a table, or if unavailable/unable indicate verbally that they are good to start the match. If one athlete declines the option for negotiation this portion is ceased and competitors move directly to the set grip.
negotiated Matches will begin with the command “GO” from the referee when both competitors have sustained indications of consent (lights or verbal) while the competitors sustained positions are maintained.
If during negotiated grip it is obvious to referee that one athlete is clearly not attempting to get their grip, and the other athlete clearly is. the grip attempting athlete will be given the option to start in the strap in the set grip portion with buckle preference if applicable.
set grip –
If the set grip is used, athletes may choose to start with the strap, even if no slip has occurred * both athletes must consent to this*
match will be set with the central part of the wrist of each of the competitors together and in the center of the table. grip and position of body/elbow may be controlled by the referee to facilitate an even start.
to begin the process the command “set” is given. uninstructed movement after this command and before go will result in a foul
the referee will indicate to close the thumbs, then to close the hands. if the grip remains fair the match will start on the command go. If the grip is made unfair by any form of pressure a foul will be issued to the at fault competitor.
Winning –
to win the match 1) make any part of your opponents hand/wrist touch the table top or go beneath the table top
2) hold your competitor so that they are off of your pinning side of the table for a 3 count a) pinning side of the table never changes regardless of body position b) timing for count is roughly equivalent to one second / count
l3) have your opponent accumulate 3 fouls
Fouls/penalties –
stop match fouls – (restart the match from the initiation which it was last in negotiated or set) —
Any contact/actions or threat which is deemed to be outside of the agreed nature of the sport will result in a foul, match/event/venue/league ejection depending on the severity and nature.
uninstructed movement/pressure which affects the start of the match in the set grip format after command set and before the command go is given
dangerous position for amateur competition will be a foul, and match will be stopped, no dangerous position foul for pro level matches
running fouls – match does not cease until a competitor has met criteria for a win, a slip occurs or both competitors have accumulated at least one foul
the first competitor to accrue a running foul cannot win this portion of the match. if they do meet criteria for a win, they will restart the match with their accrued foul/s. The non fouling arm wrestler may continue with the match and win, but if they foul – a restart occurs with only the first to foul having their accrued foul/s carry over.
elbow fouls – any lifting of the elbow off of the table surface, or off any edge of the playing field is an elbow foul. if a foul is sustained, competitor will continue to accumulate fouls in uncorrected position.
Slip – all slips will go to straps as follows – if a neutral slip occurs, double buckle system will be used. If a competitor has accrued a running foul/s and a slip occurs the non – offending athlete may choose to restart the match with, or without the straps. Straps may be put on by competitors exclusively if they are still in and consenting to the negotiated set up. If one athlete had superior position when the slip occurred athletes will use the single buckle system with the advantaged athlete getting to choose which side the buckle is on.
non competing hand foul/ contact with competing arm foul – your non competing hand/arm may not contact your competitor in any way, this will be deemed a foul at minimum. you may not touch your competing arm/hand with any part of your body (eg. shoulder, head, non competing hand) this will result in a foul at minimum. if your opponent comes into your owned territory with their body and there is contact it will fall under the body contact foul
body contact foul – if competitors cross into they opponents owned territory and contact occurs, it will be received by the invader. you may not intentionally make contact with your non competing arm and this would still be a potential foul at minimum unless deemed unintentional. if the invader is encroaching on an established non competing hand hold, it will be a foul for the invader. invaders have no claim to non competing hand holds on non owned territory. contact underneath the table is not called unless it is considered to be unsportsmanlike, if this is the case it will be a stop match foul at minimum. ”

freedom practice


Source: Devon Larratt

Devon Larratt vs Alexandre Paquette, ARM MELTER 29

RESULTS: ARM MELTER 29, VIDEOS, PHOTOS

Devon Larratt vs Alexandre Paquette, ARM MELTER 29
Devon Larratt vs Alexandre Paquette, ARM MELTER 29

The videos and photos are posted after the results, scroll down.

This results table was made by XSportNews using the official results from Arm Melter Armwrestling League.

ARM MELTER 29

12 August 2017, Brockville Ribfest, Brockville, Ontario, Canada
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SUPERMATCHES:

220lb Right, Canadian Professional Championship
Champion, Brenden Lemmon Mulvihill vs Challenger, John Milne
Winner: Brenden Lemmon Mulvihill 3-0
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143lb Womens Right, Canadian Professional Championship
Champion, Laura Cook vs Challenger, Candy McIlmoyle
Winner: Candy McIlmoyle 3-0
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165lb Left, Canadian Professional Championship
Champion, Will Walsh vs Challenger, Matt Smith
Winner: Will Walsh 3-0
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221+ Left, Canadian Professional Championship
Challenger, Evan Bourgoin vs Challenger, Bill Cameron
Winner: Evan Bourgoin 3-2
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143lb Women Left, Canadian Professional Championship
Champion, Candy McIlmoyle vs Challenger, Laura Cook
Winner: Candy McIlmoyle 3-0
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Right North American Professional Championship
Champion, Christian Gilbert vs Challenger, Stump Burton
Winner: Christian Gilbert 3-0
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Right Exhibition Match
Devon Larratt vs Alexandre Paquette
Winner: Devon Larratt 3-0
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YOUTH DIVISIONS:

Left Flyweight Right Flyweight
1. Jayden Sevigny 1. Jayden Sevigny
2. Lucas Sehl 2. Isla Heidecker
3. Mary Anna Batt 3. Mary Anna Batt
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Left Lightweight Right Lightweight
1. Habree Larratt 1. Habree Larratt
2. Relix Berard 2. Felix Berard
3. Brogan Sehl 3. Brogan Sehl
4. Lucas Sehl
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Left Middleweight Right Middleweight
1. Daven Sevigny 1. Daven Sevigny
2. Kegan Carnegie 2. Serenity Bulpit
3. Serenity Bulpit 3. Alison Brulotte
4. Tawodi Batt
5. Pheonix Raymond
6. Julia Bradley
7. Alison Brulotte
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Left Heavyweight Right Heavyweight
1. Megan Brulotte 1. Megan Brulotte
2. Milo Larratt 2. Brooklyn Cameron
3. Brooklyn Cameron 3. Milo Larratt
4. Nicky Brooks 4. Nicky Brooks
5. Devon Ford 5. Devon Ford
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Left Superheavyweight Right Superheavyweight
1. Gabriel Lafrance 1. Gabriel Lafrance
2. Logan Laundry 2. Logan Laundry
3. Jeremy Menard 3. Jeremy Menard
4. Casey Bosum 4. Casey Bosum
5. Izak Ford 5. Izak Ford
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NOVICE DIVISIONS:

Left 0-165 Right 0-165
1. Gabriel Lafrance 1. Gabriel Lafrance
2. Logan Laundry 2. Tristan Dube
3. Tristan Dube 3. Jeremy Menard
4. Jeramey Menard 4. Cole Leclair
5. Cole Leclair 5. Brian Sehl
6. Brian Sehl 6. Yves Lalande
7. Yves Doran 7. Bryghton Crawford
8. Raegan Goldberg 8. Brad Teal
9. Bryghton Crawford 9. Yves Doran
10. James Holmes
11. Raegan Goldberg
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Left 166-190 Right 166-190
1. Chris Doucet 1. Chris Doucet
2. Kornell Wojtan 2. Dom Poissant
3. Dom Poissant 3. Terry McCutcheon
4. Terry McCutcheon 4. Kornel Wojtan
5. Tim Bonell 5. Casey Bosum
6. Tim Bonell
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Left 191+ Right 191+
1. Kyle Jones 1. Tyler Thompson
2. Tyler Thompson 2. Jeramey Shultz
3. Jeramey Shultz 3. Kyle Jones
4. Jean Francois Lalande 4. Dawson Marykuca
5. Damian Kluver 5. Jean Francois Lafrance
6. Patrick Hart 6. Damian Kluver
7. Kevin Mills 7. Nicholas Vujnovic
8. Dawson Marykuca 8. Patrick Hart
9. Nicholas Vujnovic 9. Kevin Mills
10. Jamie Chartran
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OPEN DIVISIONS:

Left 0-165 Right 0-165
1. Daniel Abesque 1. Daniel Abesque
2. Michel Roy 2. Cody Liezert
3. Cody Liezert 3. Matt Smith
4. Matt Smith 4. Michel Roy
5. Charles Antoine 5. Will Walsh
6. Christian Fournier 6. Christian Fournier
7. Chris Nicholas 7. Chris Nicholas
8. Chris Lacasse
9. Brad Teal
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Left 166-187 Right 166-187
1. Nicola Gazzetto 1. Mario Dore
2. Mario Dore 2. Don Smith
3. Doug Hogan 3. Jocelyn Berard
4. Jocelyn Berard 4. Nicola Gazzetto
5. Steve Bernard 5. Doug Hogan
6. Don Smith 6. Dylan McCutcheon
7. Dylan McCutcheon 7. Chris Doucet
8. Chris Doucet 8. Joel Mourneau
9. Joel Mourneau 9. Steve Bernard
10. Alexandre Fournier 10. Alexandre Fournier
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Left 188-220 Right 188-220
1. Bill Cameron 1. Allen Ford
2. Andrew Scott 2. Steve Morneau
3. Allen Ford 3. Brian Desormeaux
4. Pierre Cote 4. Bill Cameron
5. Tyler Griesseire 5. Tyler Griesseier
6. Chris Leflair 6. Eric Cotten
7. Shawn Jean Louis 7. Pierre Cote
8. Eric Cotten 8. Chris Leflair
9. Will Larose 9. Will Larose
10. Will Walsh 10. Shawn Jean Louis
11. Dan King 11. Nicholas Vujnovic
12. Nicholas Vujnovic
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Left 221+ Right 221+
1. Devon Larratt 1. Ian Carnegie
2. Evan Bourgoin 2. Alexandre Paquette
3. Brian Desormeaux 3. Evan Bourgoin
4. Mikel Gould 4. Christian Bernard
5. Andre St. Germain 5. Andre St. Germain
6. Ian Carnegie 6. Andy Gagnon
7. Loic D’Urso 7. Avi Bench
8. Adam Bourgoin 8. Jocelyn Brulotte
9. Samuel Cashman-Kadri 9. Samuel Cashman-Kadri
10. Brenden Lemmon Mulvihill 10. Adam Bourgoin
11. Avi Bench 11. Daylan Thomas
12. Stump Burton 12. Emilie Cashman-Kadri
13. Alexandre Paquette 13. Brenden Lemmon Mulvihill
14. Emilie Cashman-Kadri 14. Chris Vincent
15. Kyle Jones 15. Loic D’Urso
16. Gustav Bush 16. Bradley Bourgoin
17. Andy Gagnon 17. Zac Sadler
18. Jocelyn Brulotte 18. Dawson Marykuca
19. Bradley Bourgoin 19. Daniel Dupont
20. Zac Sadler
21. Chris Vincent
22. Daniel Dupont
23. Dawson Marykuca
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Women’s Left 0-143 Women’s Right 0-143
1. Candy McIlmoyle 1. Candy McIlmoyle
2. Patrina Brooks 2. Patrina Brooks
3. Nicky Brooks 3. Jen Radford
4. Jen Radford 4. Nicky Brooks
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Women’s Left 144+ Women’s Right 144+
1. Alma Keuhl 1. Alma Keuhl
2. Natasha Batt 2. Patrina Brooks
3. Desni Boisvert 3. Valerie Laflamme
4. Valerie Laflamme 4. Natasha Batt
5. Jen Radford 5. Desni Boisvert
6. Pam Wilson 6. Jen Radford
7. Pam Wilson
8. Cherley Germain
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Referrees:
Tony Brooks, Dave Campbell, Dan Farrow and Brian Power
Announcer:
John Milne
Scorekeeper:
Rebecca Gould
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Devon Larratt vs Alexandre Paquette


Source: Devon Larratt

John Milne vs Brenden Lemmon Mulvihill


Source: Auden Larratt

PHOTOS on Arm Melter Armwrestling League facebook page:

2017 AM29 Brockville Ribfest award part 1
2017 AM29 Brockville Ribfest supermatch winners
2017 AM29 Brockville Ribfest supermatch action
2017 AM29 Brockville Ribfest supermatch action 2
2017 AM29 Brockville Ribfest supermatch action 3
2017 AM29 Brockville Ribfest supermatch action 4
2017 AM29 – Brockville Ribfest. Award winners part 2
2017 AM29 Brockville Ribfest evening action shots
2017 AM29 Brockville Ribfest afternoon action shots part 2
2017 AM29 Brockville Ribfest- Evan Bourgoin vs Bill Cameron
ICARUS

2 VIDEOS: ICARUS (2017): Documentary about doping in Russia

ICARUS - Collage made by XSportNews using images from Icarus trailer
ICARUS – Collage made by XSportNews using images from Icarus trailer

Grigory Rodchenkov (the former director of a Moscow laboratory, the Anti-Doping Centre) said that all russian athletes from were using doping. Russia won a record number of 13 gold medals at Sochi 2014, Alexey Voevoda won 2 gold medals.

According to the documentary, this happened because Vladimir Putin wanted to prove that Russian athletes are the best, and he involved even the Federal Security Service (the former KGB) to take care of this.

I have to say that it is unfair for armwrestling and other non-Olympic games because, in the same 2014 year, Russian Anti-Doping Agency (RUSADA) was very active, probably wanting to prove that they take anti-doping seriously, and made a record number of doping tests with many positive results, including the biggest number of russian armwrestlers that failed the doping test. See ► List of doping cases in Armwrestling

I also want to mention that even after this very good documentary, I don’t see Russia as being the only country doing cover ups of doping. A similar scandal took place in USA. The only difference is that in USA they don’t always kill people for telling the truth. 🙂

In 2003, Wade Exum, the United States Olympic Committee‘s director of drug control administration from 1991 to 2000, gave copies of documents to Sports Illustrated that revealed that some 100 American athletes failed drug tests from 1988 to 2000, arguing that they should have been prevented from competing in the Olympics but were nevertheless cleared to compete. Read more ► Carl Lewis – Use of Stimulants,

► Lewis: ‘Who cares I failed drug test?’

► OLYMPICS; Anti-Doping Official Says U.S. Covered Up

► U.S. hid failed tests, files reveal

► Exum claims large scale cover-up of doping positives

Back to Icarus (plot summary): When Bryan Fogel sets out to uncover the truth about doping in sports, a chance meeting with a Russian scientist transforms his story from a personal experiment into a geopolitical thriller involving dirty urine, unexplained death and Olympic Gold-exposing the biggest scandal in sports history. Icarus on imdb: 8.1 ⭐

You can watch Icarus on Netflix or on other streaming sites. Below you can watch the trailer and after that an interview with Bryan Fogel who was the director and also a main character in the documentary.


Source: Netflix


Source: BUILD Series

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Big Frank Budelewski Interview

2 VIDEOS: Big Frank Budelewski Interview, Dave Chaffee King of the Table

Big Frank Budelewski Interview, Dave Chaffee King of the Table │ Collage made by XSportNews using images from the videos
Big Frank Budelewski Interview, Dave Chaffee King of the Table │ Collage made by XSportNews using images from the videos

In the 1st video you can watch vs. Big and many others. But you have to keep in mind that Dave Caffee is on another level, currently no.4 in the WORLD ARMWRESTLING RANKINGS by Experts.

In the 2nd video you can watch an interview with Big (the sound is on from 2:30), in which he talks about his upcoming super match with Devon Larratt. Many armwrestlers will notice that Big Frank is a very nice person and he doesn’t deserve all the hate he is getting.

1:15 Dave Chaffee vs. Bart Wood
2:29 Dave Chaffee vs. Big Frank Budelewski
4:07 Dave Chaffee vs. Big Frank Budelewski

https://www.facebook.com/infiniti.mirzaev/videos/335992276848364/
Source: Amurhan Mirzaev

Interview with Big Frank Budelewski (the sound is on from 2:30):

https://www.facebook.com/HandControlWorldWide/videos/1056990484431549/
Source: Hand Control World Wide

UPCOMING EVENTS ► ARMWRESTLING CALENDAR

makes someone very sad

VIDEO: Andrew “Cobra” Rhodes: “That right there just makes someone very… sad.”

Todd Hutchings, Andrew "Cobra" Rhodes: "That right there just makes someone very... sad."
Todd Hutchings, Andrew “Cobra” Rhodes: “That right there just makes someone very… sad.”

After testing Todd Hutchings’ right hand, Andrew “Cobra” Rhodes sad something very funny but also very true: “That right there just makes someone very… sad.”

If armwrestling was a popular sport, I’m sure this would have become a popular meme. 🙂

https://www.facebook.com/allisonrenooshutchings/videos/10214126317778488/

Source: Allison Renoos Hutchings

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Mike Gould vs. Dave Chaffee, 2017 NY State Championships

INFO: Mike Gould vs. Dave Chaffee, 2017 NY State Championships

Mike Gould vs. Dave Chaffee, 2017 NY State Championships │ Image Source: ArmFight-Her Nation
Mike Gould vs. Dave Chaffee, 2017 NY State Championships │ Image Source: ArmFight-Her Nation

This event was added to ► ARMWRESTLING CALENDAR

Battle of New York/State Championships Hosted by ArmFight-Her Nation

Date: 3 September 2017 at 13:00–20:00 EDT

Location: The Great New York State Fair, View on ► Google Maps

I added some interesting facebook comments made by Dave Chaffee, Mikel Gould and others:

Mikel Gould: This would be a great match if Dave wasn’t so damn strong…lol but regardless it will be a fun day!!

ArmFight-Her Nation: Someone must have hacked Mikel Gould’s account cause .. there will be two “damn strong” guys at that table and from what we have seen all year .. it’s anyone’s game!

Mike Ayello: Dave Chaffee are you and Mikel Gould pulling the tournament also?

Mikel Gould: I will pull left-handed Mike but I probably won’t have a right arm left attached to me so no not right handed… LOL

Mike Ayello: Haha

Dave Chaffee: Idk maybe,..Why do you ask?..Are you hunting me down Mike Ayello

Mike Ayello: Yes

Tom Nelson: If it goes all 5 in wars I want to pull the loser of it the next day
Only chance I have to win lol

More events ► ARMWRESTLING CALENDAR

Painting Portrait Of Denis Cyplenkov (Speedpaint) by Konstantin Fedoseev

VIDEO: Painting Portrait Of Denis Cyplenkov (Speedpaint) by Konstantin Fedoseev

Painting Portrait Of Denis Cyplenkov (Speedpaint) by Konstantin Fedoseev
Painting Portrait Of Denis Cyplenkov (Speedpaint) by Konstantin Fedoseev

In the video posted below you can watch how Konstantin Fedoseev painted , step by step. I really can’t say it seems easy to do it. 🙂

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQusgZ6ZPnU
Рисунок Портрета Денис Цыпленков (Speedpaint) Painting Portrait Of Denis Cyplenkov
Source: Константин Федосеев