Five best fights for 2013 ARMWRSTLING
Source: arm battle
Tag: Devon Larratt
Devon Larratt – 2014 Australian Tour │ 28 Feb. – 10 March 2014, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney, Brisbane
Australian Armwrestling Federation:
” !!BREAKING NEWS!!
The Australian Armwrestling Federation proudly brings you the Devon Larratt 2014 Australian Tour.
Feb 28 – March 10 Melbourne/Perth/Sydney/Brisbane
More details to be released on Facebook and website. Any specific enquiries please email [email protected] — with Devon Larratt and Tony Doherty. “
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INTERVIEW: Devon Larratt about Top 16 │ by Аrtur Grigorian
TOP-16 is ahead. You will take part in the project. Tell us about it in details.
TOP-16… I am very excited and very glad at the same time that I will participate. Now I can say for sure that I am not sitting idly by, so I will be ready for everything.
The armfight between Tsyplenkov and you is coming next year. What do you think, could you overcome Denis?
I am ready to fight with Denis in left hand. My right will be ready for the TOP-16 start. I will use all my potential to win with Denis.
Your victory over Zhokh was confident, but many people still give first round to Oleg. Do you want to meet again with Zhokh in an armfight?
I’d like to fight with Oleg once again. He is a very talented young man. We both weren’t fresh when we fought in Vegas. If there will be another armfight between us, it will erase all doubts.
Whom would you like to fight most of all?
I’d like to fight with Tsyplenkov, Usmanli and Binnie in left hand. And it would be interesting to fight with Tsyplenkov and Usmanli too and Voyevoda and Todd
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VIDEO: ARMWRESTLING MOTIVATION HD 2013
ARMWRESTLING MOTIVATION HD 2013
Source: YuraVN
ARMWRESTLERS IN THIS VIDEO: Alexander Archegov, Alexander Tsvetkov / Alexander Cvetkov / Oleksander Tsvetkov / Oleksandr Tsvyetkov, Alexey Semerenko, Andrey Barskov / Andriy Barskov, Andrey Pushkar, Arsen Liliev, Artem Taynov, Dave Chaffee, Denis Cyplenkov, Devon Larratt, Dmitriy Trubin / Dmitry Trubin / Dmitri Trubin, Ievgenii Prudnyk / Eugene Prudnik, Ivan Matyushenko, John Brzenk, Khadzimurat Zoloev, Marcio Barboza,Oleg Zhokh / Oleh Zhokh / Oleg Zhoh, Pascal Girard, Tim Bresnan, Wagner Bortolato
Devon Larratt about Engin Terzi, Engin about John Brzenk
Devon Larratt: “In my opinion no human on the planet knows more about armwrestling than Engin Terzi. He is the one man whose opinions you should hold over all others”.
From what I remember, this is an older quote from Devon Larratt, but the comments are new:
Besmir Elezi i agree but, what about J.Brzenk i think he knows a lot of armwrestling techniques more than all armwrestlers in history…
Trần Duy Khánh Well, Besmir Elezi, I often hear the phrase “John Brzenk IS Armwrestling”. So I guess it can be interpreted as “…no human on the planet knows more about John Brzenk than Engin Terzi”
Besmir Elezi i dont know but I think engin can tell : “brzenk is GOD of armresling”
Engin Terzi no one at the table knows more than John knows.. I believe here Devon meant the overall knowledge (of table training, assistant trainings, results, analysing of the matches etc).. John, Gashevski, Janis,Osetians, Devon and a few others can be mentioned as the most knowledgable pullers.. having extraordinary abilities to be succesful in our sport and being knowledgable enough to help others to become champions ,are two different things.i know enough to win bunch of worlds & europeans and to train more than 10 people who became World & European Champions..i would challenge anyone about the assistant training methods and their correct applications..John has also told me that i am more knowledgable than him but he probably didnt mean the technical knowledge at the table..he is the best by far when its about the table which is the most important thing..we,the rest of us, need assistant trainings because we are not as good as him to get what we need from the table alone..i personally believe that i could have gotten all i need from the table time alone but only if i was as genetically gifted as John, but i am not since i was losing against the girls even when i was a 16 years old young guy..trust me, you can teach someone only as much as he-she can understand and apply..so after a point its all about each individual’s own intelligence, hard work and genetic..no one is knowledgable enough to create miracles with someone who doesnt have the mental and physical potential to become succesful..
Engin Terzi no Besmir, i wouldnt call anyone god except the ONE who created me..but yes,John = Armwrestling !
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TOP 16 – The List of Competitors
PAL – Professional Armwrestling League:
THE TOP 16!!! LIST OF CONTESTANTS
1. USA – ???
2. Tim Bresnan – USA
3. Dave Chaffee – USA
4. Harold Owens – USA
5. Doug Allen – USA
6. USA – ???
7. Devon Larratt – Canada
8. Sylvain Perron – Canada
9. Denis Cyplenkov – Russia
10. Khadzimurat Zoloev – Russia
11. Ivan Matyushenko – Russia
12. Alexey Voevoda – Russia
13. Sergey Tokarev – Ukraine
14. Andrey Pushkar – Urkaine
15. Ievgenii Prudnyk – Ukraine
16. Alexey Semerenko – Ukraine
17. Ferit Osmanli – Turkey
18. Yoshinobu Kanai – Japan
19. Wagner Bortolato – Brazil
20. Grigaitis Modestas – Lithuania
21. Krasimir Kostadinov – Bulgaria
See ► The $50,000 PAL USA Signet Ring │ Top 16, 2014
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VIDEO: King’s move tribute, Training methods, PHOTOS
You were worried, you didn’t know how to properly train for the KING’s move ! Well, fear no more ! Now there is hope for you. 
Heavy Is The Head That Wears The Crown
Source: inthehook
This new wave of popularity for the KING’s move was reborn after the demo made by Devon Larratt at ARM MELTER 19 │09 November 2013, PHOTOS
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Neil Pickup, also having a big heart, shared with us some secrets of training for this amazing “technique”:
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RESULTS: ARM MELTER 19 │09 November 2013, PHOTOS
UPDATE (The results were also updated on XSportNews):
Joe Gould – facebook: ” Andranik was disqualified for punching an opponent. The entry fee was returned to him (via Chris Gobby) for the classes he entered but did not compete in. We consulted a masters level referee, and he told us on a DQ, the puller finishes last and his upcoming matches are scored as losses. Andranik finished with a 1-3 record in the 165’s and a 1-3 record in the 187’s. His name has been added to our results. “
This results table was made by XSportNews.com, using the official results from ArmMelter.com:
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Arm Melter 19 and Canadian Professional Championships
ARM MELTER 19
Loaded Dog Sportsbar and Pub Scarborough ON November 9, 2013 Tournament Promoter/Organizer: Joe Gould/ARM MELTER Armwrestling League Scorekeepers: Rebecca Gould and Pam Tidd Emcee: John Milne Referees: Tony Brooks, Dave Campbell, Joe Gould, Devon Larratt, Craig Mitchell and Jeff Slater Canadian Professional Armwrestling Championship Supermatch Results
Right 75kg Champion, Chris Gobby vs Challenger, Brad Wade Winner: Chris Gobby 3-0 (Chris defends title)
Left 75kg Champion, Chris Gobby vs Challenger, Maksim Khodau Winner, Chris Gobby 3-0 (Chris defends title)
Right 85kg Champion,Denis Dubreil vs Challenger,Alain Piette Winner: Denis Dubreuil, 3-0 (Denis defends title)
Left 85kg Champion, Denis Dubreuil vs Challenger, Alain Piette Winner, Denis Dubreuil, 3-0 (Denis defends title)
Left 100+kg Champion, Jeff Slater vs Challenger, Conrad Rousselle Winner, Conrad Rousselle, 3-0 (new belt champion)
Womens Right Champion, Heidi Cordner vs Challenger, Jodi Larratt Winner, Heidi Cordner 3-0 (Heidi defends title)
Open Left Champion, Denis Dubreuil vs Challenger, Conrad Rousselle Winner, Conrad Rousselle, 3-0 (new belt champion)
Nitro Belt Champion, Conrad Rousselle vs Challenger, Craig Mitchell Winner, Conrad Rousselle 3-0 (Conrad defends title)
Exhibition Matches:
Right Hand Ian Carnegie vs Devon Larratt Winner, Devon Larratt 3-0
Left Hand Mike Gould vs Devon Larratt Winner, Devon Larratt 3-1
Left Hand Joe Gould vs Devon Larratt Winner, Devon Larratt 3-1
ARM MELTER Novice Classes:
Left 0-176 Right 0-176 1. Morgan TenHoeve 1. Jason Villemere 2. Jason Villemere 2. Morgan TenHoeve 3. Dan Buott 4. Robert Kent 5. Adam Vandall Right 177-198 1. Philip Elliott Most Sportsmanlike Competitor-Novice Adam Vandall Match of the Day-Novice Philip Elliott vs Dan Buott ARM MELTER Triple Elimination Classes:
Mens Left 0-165 Mens Right 0-165 1. Chris Gobby 1. Joel Goodsell 2. Maksim Khodau 2. Chris Gobby 3. Dave Akey 3. Brad Wade 4. Joel Goodsell 4. Kyle Barnes 5. Joshua Payne 5. Dave Akey 6. Brad Wade 6. Dave McEwen 7. Robert St-Jean 7. Joshua Payne 8. Kyle Barnes 8. Robert St-Jean 9. Hugh Brodie 9. Hugh Brodie 10. Robert Kent 11. Andranik Mnatsakanyan – Disqualified Mens Left 166-187 Mens Right 166-187 1. Denis Dubreuil 1. Denis Dubreuil 2. Jake Charles 2. Jake Charles 3. Alain Piette 3. Alain Piette 4. Aydin Hasasu 4. Joseph Spoljer 5. Ryan Charles 5. Travis Boudreault 6. Morgan TenHoeve 6. Ryan Charles 7. Morgan TenHoeve 8. Andranik Mnatsakanyan 9. Jason Villemere Mens Left 188-220 Mens Right 188-220 1. Allen Ford 1. Allen Ford (New Belt Champion) 2. Brian Desormeaux 2. Denis Dubreuil 3. Guy Windover 3. Jeremy Johnston 4. Bilal Kreidieh 4. Guy Windover 5. Brian Desormeaux 6. James Bourgoin 7. Andrew Scott 8. Bilal Kreidieh Mens Left 221+ Mens Right 221+ 1. Evan Bourgoin 1. Allen Ford (New Belt Champion) 2. Kyle Kerswill 2. Jeff Slater 3. Jamieson Lalande 3. Evan Bourgoin 4. Brian Desormeaux 4. Conrad Rousselle 5. Daylan Thomas 5. Ian Carnegie 6. Janek Kwias 6. Daylan Thomas 7. Janek Kwias 8. Kyle Kerswill Womens Left Womens Right 1. Tamara (New Belt Champion) 1. Tamara 2. Jodi Larratt 2. Heidi Cordner 3. Heidi Cordner Most Sportsmanlike Competitor: Evan Bourgoin Match of the Day: James Bourgoin vs Andrew Scott Single Elimination Overall
Left Hand / Left Arm Right Hand / Right Arm 1. Evan Bourgoin 1. Ian Carnegie (New Belt Champion) 2. Allen Ford 2. Jeff Slater 3. Brad Wade 3. Jeremy Johnston 4. Jake Charles 4. Allen Ford 5. Joel Goodsell 5. Guy Windover 6. Kyle Kerswill 6. Conrad Rousselle 7. Kyle Barnes 7. Hugh Brodie 8. Dave Akey 8. Daylan Thomas 9. Hugh Brodie 9. Joshua Payne 10. Joshua Payne 10. Evan Bourgoin 11. Chris Gobby 11. Dave Akey 12. Aydin Hasasu 12. Kyle Kerswill 13. Conrad Rousselle 13. Brian Desormeaux 14. Bilal Kreidieh 14. Robert Kent 15. Daylan Thomas 15. Brad Wade 16. Guy Windover 16. Andrew Scott 17. Jamieson Lalande 17. James Bourgoin 18. Dan Buott 19. Jake Charles 20. Kyle Barnes 21. Dave McEwen 22. Bilal Kreidieh 23. Joel Goodsell 24. Chris Gobby 25. Denis Dubreuil
This results table was made by XSportNews.com, using the official results from ArmMelter.com.
See many more public photos posted by Stephen French on facebook:
► Joe Gould’s Arm Melter 19 ◄
► Joe Gould’s Arm Melter 19 Novice Action ◄
► Joe Gould’s Arm Melter 19 Matches ◄
► Joe Gould’s Arm Melter 19 Matches and Awards ◄
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INTERVIEW: Denis Cyplenkov before Nemiroff World Cup 2013 │ by Sutor Strong
Source: Sutor Strong
Roland Kovalenoks ► Armwrestling John – Engin:
” I just watched this entire video (yes I speak Russian) and I have to say I thought of Denis as an asshole before. I no longer feel this way. He is a pretty smart person and at this point in his life he have to choose whats more important, paying his mortgage, truck payment etc or being a good athlete! He said sports are no longer his priority because his bank is not giving him any favors, his payments are due monthly. They asked if he can beat Devon easily and he said definitely no! Maybe first and second round only, he has a ton of respect for him. I have to say if Devon wants to really prove he is the best, he better do it soon before Denis no longer compete. Yes Devon it is called Nemirov or A1 where you show who is Number#1 Just words will not prove. I am willing to pay good part of your trip if you can man up and go.
I have to agree its better Paid in Russia. And that’s what Dennis mentioned to He don’t have to take that much time off work when he competes locally. He said it’s sad to see that most athletes don’t make enough to pay to fix the injuries. So according to what I understood from him I don’t think we’re going to see him on this side of the ocean.
I think we have to agree that this sport even at professional level is a hobby It does not pay anyones bills. Also something needs to be done to make the sport more enjoyable for the rest of the public. The long set up restarts etc. make it boring for most people. One of my friends commented it’s like watching paint dry “
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INTERVIEW: Terence Opperman │by Armpower.NET
You’ve already participated in Nemiroff, how do you remember it?
My first time was in 2009, taking fourth place in the 95 kg category. I’m very pleased with that score.
Now you’re entering again.
Yes, I intend to fight in the under 95 kg category.
What do your preparations look like?
Everything is going according to the plan. I’m paying special attention to training the hook. World Championship, that is, the fight with Krasimir, showed me that my hook is weak and needs more attention.
What goals do you set for yourself in order to prepare?
I’m working long and hard to prepare for Nemiroff. I’m now at the last stage of these preparations. I’m expecting to qualify in the first five in my category.
Maybe it’s a trivial question, but I’ll ask: can John Brzenk reclaim his old position as the world champion of armwrestling?
I believe he will be first in his category, or at least in the top three.
The spotlight is on Denis Cyplenkov, every armwrestler wants to defeat him. Can anyone succeed?
No, Denis has no competition. It’s not just Nemiroff, but in the entire world Cyplenkov is unmatched by anyone.
What about Larratt? Opinions about the potential score of their armfight are divided. What do you think, which side will be victorious?
I’m sure that Devon is not a problem for Denis. I’m expecting 6:0 for Cyplenkov.