Eddie Hall Talks Steroids, His feud with Thor Bjornsson, and the Death of Masculinity

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  • The strongest man in the world, Eddie Hall, joins Rob in this episode to talk about pushing your limits, the importance of mindset, his own mental battles as well as what it is really like to be one of the biggest human beings in existence.
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    0:00 Eddie Hall: Worlds Strongest Man
    1:19 Body Building & The Gym Filled a Void
    7:41 Depression & Being on Medication
    11:32 How to Find Your Passion
    13:29 How Eddie Hall Became The World Strongest Man
    22:30 The Eddie Hall Mindset
    30:41 World Record Deadlift Almost Killed Me
    43:44 The Sacrifice
    49:53 Eating 20,000 Calories in a Day
    52:25 Toxic Masculinity & Andrew Tate
    1:01:21 Buying a Tank
    1:03:48 The Truth About Thor B
    1:11:23 Steroids & Dwayne The Rock Johnson
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  • @RobMooreDisruptors
    @RobMooreDisruptors  Před rokem +2

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    • @Joe2328
      @Joe2328 Před 9 měsíci

      what's with the belt over your shoulder?

    • @brucecameron6910
      @brucecameron6910 Před měsícem

      Would you ever do an interview with luke and tom Stoltman? The stories those brother will have would make a good couple hour chat.

  • @hm9825
    @hm9825 Před rokem +58

    Eddies humour is underrated. To me he is a proper comedian

    • @padraic3232
      @padraic3232 Před rokem +1

      Yes and no, he really let's himself down with his bodily functions.

    • @NorthenTasawwuf
      @NorthenTasawwuf Před rokem +1

      That'd be a great potential career switch.

    • @wyldeyouth
      @wyldeyouth Před rokem +4

      If you're a kid or a teenager, then it might be underrated. He is VERY immature.

    • @intothewild5045
      @intothewild5045 Před rokem

      🤣🤣 you will get to no him 😁. Eddie loves Eddie and Eddie's jokes. And so he should by the way. LEGEND

    • @HaggisDruid
      @HaggisDruid Před 3 měsíci

      @@wyldeyouth Maturity is not a catch-all, there's a lot facets to maturity. One may excel in personal reflection, a crucial aspect of maturity, but struggle with emotional regulation. In many respects Eddie exhibits a lot of maturity, and in other situations he's quite juvenile, class-clown energy often common from hyper-active social types (myself included). I think people who regard themselves as very mature are often taking themselves too seriously, and humor is a very distinct category from much of what represents maturity.

  • @danielbrown2956
    @danielbrown2956 Před rokem +70

    Eddie Hall is probably one of the most inspirational humans in the world, great interview Rob !!!!

  • @Mattcruger
    @Mattcruger Před rokem +5

    My friend has ADHD and put his fix towards arm wrestling which is amazing… find your outlet! It’s all up to you to find yourself!

  • @andrewlaxton1162
    @andrewlaxton1162 Před rokem +20

    Great interview, I love hearing Eddie talk about different points in his life and how he has overcome obstacles to reach his goals.

  • @GODOFHELLFIRE3
    @GODOFHELLFIRE3 Před rokem +33

    Remember guys - that lift almost killed him, but he totally could have done a full 50kg more no trouble! ;)

    • @johanbarnard3435
      @johanbarnard3435 Před rokem +7

      Realistically maybe 3-5kgs more if he didn't hold it that long

    • @Holdfast-
      @Holdfast- Před rokem +4

      That 500 deadlift story and the prep for it becomes more embellished with every time he tells it.

    • @Wishmaster787
      @Wishmaster787 Před rokem +11

      He's bitter than Thor lifted it way easier and looked slightly dizzy at the very worst after the lift whereas Eddie was unconscious with blood pouring out his nose.

    • @GODOFHELLFIRE3
      @GODOFHELLFIRE3 Před rokem +6

      @@Holdfast- 'And that's when I had a heart attack and died - LITERALLY died - on the platform, before Jesus Christ rode down from Heaven on a winged horse to resurrect me from the dead just so he could personally congratulate me.'

    • @GODOFHELLFIRE3
      @GODOFHELLFIRE3 Před rokem +4

      @@Wishmaster787 Yeah, and Eddie's been malding about it ever since. He's on record saying he thought that lift would never be beaten in his lifetime. Except it was, and he will never get over it.

  • @PedroMigBraga
    @PedroMigBraga Před rokem +17

    "don't be a man with excuses!!" - This is the quote of the day for me! Great interview, thank you both.

    • @Wishmaster787
      @Wishmaster787 Před rokem +18

      He makes excuses in this video lmao

    • @PedroMigBraga
      @PedroMigBraga Před rokem +1

      @@k.a.3247 ,🤣🤣🤣stil... Someone could make some money selling that quote in a shirt!

    • @steveclark..
      @steveclark.. Před rokem +3

      @@k.a.3247 Exactly, his ego played a part in those excuses, not hiring or listening to the best boxing coach for a start.

    • @sage6336
      @sage6336 Před rokem +2

      Yes , then insinuates the bicep tear stopped him beating thor

  • @jonny_apocalypseii1051

    suffered with adhd my entire life. listening to him talk about it so much has clicked with me and made complete sense. he also inspired 31 yo me to start lifting for the first time. thank you eddie

  • @paulcattran1276
    @paulcattran1276 Před rokem +22

    Brilliant interview and a great insight to Eddie's career

  • @kevinlucas8437
    @kevinlucas8437 Před rokem +9

    Eddie and Brian Shaw are my favorite strongman !!! Those two are freaking too funny when their together !!!

  • @opoxious1592
    @opoxious1592 Před rokem +21

    Somehow, i really hope that Eddie and Thor will become friends again.
    Those two guys are legends, and they could be an indestructable team.

    • @ronnana694
      @ronnana694 Před rokem +2

      same, but they won't even say each others name now. Something special has to bring them together

    • @jackshiels1206
      @jackshiels1206 Před 10 měsíci +4

      @@ronnana694in a few months they’ll start a fucking energy drink

    • @ronnana694
      @ronnana694 Před 10 měsíci

      @@jackshiels1206 Ksi and Logan Paul

    • @SadAss.
      @SadAss. Před 8 měsíci +5

      Eddie would have already forgiven him and become friends again if Thor just apologised for his baseless accusations. But you cant argue with someone with such a childlike ego

    • @steroidsR4losers
      @steroidsR4losers Před 6 měsíci

      roider

  • @davidkilgore9536
    @davidkilgore9536 Před 5 měsíci +2

    The stuff that went through ADHD everything he said is 100 percent accurate I have went through every bit of those things he has gone through in his life its awesome to see someone else that beat these problems which is still even at 42 a daily struggle but sports ,fighting and lifting always helps Thank you Eddie for being an inspiration!

  • @adamsargeson2640
    @adamsargeson2640 Před rokem +18

    What a lovely man. Legend. Great interview

  • @damian.r.
    @damian.r. Před rokem +13

    These guys are way more rational than ours politicians

  • @carlyouster6923
    @carlyouster6923 Před rokem +6

    Best interview i have seen with Eddie. Was good to see him being him

    • @mattjh6553
      @mattjh6553 Před rokem

      @boredmanpodcast interview 👊

  • @nino714
    @nino714 Před rokem +2

    Eddie has a great take on life. I always enjoy his videos and his perspectives.

  • @paulbudford
    @paulbudford Před rokem +1

    What a great interview.
    Really insightful questions. 👍

  • @gareths8137
    @gareths8137 Před rokem +9

    Great interview, I can’t believe the health issues and cost involved. Life long strong man fan-30yrs. And shocked at the level of expertise involved from Eddie also, extremely intelligent as well as strong as fick.
    And his kid has endurance and strength and a dad that can guide him to potential greatness.
    Imagine if we could bookies odds on Max to win strong man by 2035
    1t3 on 😂

  • @matthewrimmington4936
    @matthewrimmington4936 Před rokem +2

    Great interview. Well put together

  • @thegreasystrangler7012
    @thegreasystrangler7012 Před rokem +9

    One of the best guests yet

  • @leejarrett2576
    @leejarrett2576 Před rokem +1

    I loved this channel eddie so inspirational 100% 🤛💪

  • @nomadflbh
    @nomadflbh Před rokem +3

    🙏🏾Really enjoyed the interview🫡

  • @mikefarge3543
    @mikefarge3543 Před rokem

    Loved it keep up the good work Eddie is the man

  • @garydurn3452
    @garydurn3452 Před rokem

    Awesome stuff chaps! Thanks v muchly 👍

  • @nikolamarinkov2638
    @nikolamarinkov2638 Před rokem +31

    Eddie did what he did and made millions and that is all it needs to be said. He backed up all that he said,and even his loss agains Thor ,Eddie did his best under the whole ordeal... Love Eddie ,and like his honesty,personality and all that he did for his family,for him self too! Eddie you the GOAT!!!

    • @GenaF
      @GenaF Před rokem +2

      I agree with you 💯%. Eddie is OOAK

    • @nikolamarinkov2638
      @nikolamarinkov2638 Před rokem +2

      @@GenaF Thank you very much 🙂👋👋👋

  • @andy_xtr3861
    @andy_xtr3861 Před rokem +10

    Great interview, I think Eddie could have easily gone down the wrong path if it wasn't for sports/gym. He's only got to that level by investing 100% in himself and leaving no stone unturned. Using his haters and naysayers to drive himself forward and prove them wrong is just inspirational, he earned all the success.

    • @brentliebenberg7047
      @brentliebenberg7047 Před 11 měsíci +1

      Agree! He would have made one hell of a football hooligan. So glad he chose the gym instead.

    • @SgtSteel1
      @SgtSteel1 Před 6 měsíci

      @@brentliebenberg7047 Why would he have become a football hooligan?

    • @brentliebenberg7047
      @brentliebenberg7047 Před 6 měsíci

      @@SgtSteel1 He probably wouldn't have - just speculating.

  • @numberoneappgames
    @numberoneappgames Před rokem +1

    Great interview! Love Eeddie and his energy. He's awesome.

  • @jeremysmithpr
    @jeremysmithpr Před rokem

    listening to eddie talk is super inspirational

  • @tonybilco1317
    @tonybilco1317 Před 4 měsíci

    Just found your channel as been a fan of Eddies for years what a humble nice guy he is, seen many of his videos and he always a great guy with a big personality but also so down to earth,great interview good luck with fight il be cheering you on 👍👏💪

  • @baz9438
    @baz9438 Před rokem +1

    One more thing about Eddie Hall,he's not daft.
    Loved this podcast 👏

  • @markantonyraines
    @markantonyraines Před rokem +4

    Great podcast,great insight from Eddie even if some people don't like his comments he is being honest

  • @psbrayshaw
    @psbrayshaw Před rokem

    Great as always Rob! 👌👍

  • @johnfisher7757
    @johnfisher7757 Před 9 měsíci

    Excellent interview thank you.

  • @LJAY95
    @LJAY95 Před 5 měsíci

    I have Adhd and listening to you motivates me to make something of myself 💯👍

  • @karsoborn9991
    @karsoborn9991 Před rokem

    Real good Interview ❤

  • @mrz1281
    @mrz1281 Před rokem

    great interview !

  • @chrisgibson2328
    @chrisgibson2328 Před rokem +1

    Great guest. Yes, Eddie is right about the haters; they are really talking about themselves

  • @christopherwinrow3878

    Brilliant video mate respect YNWA brother

  • @RD-hs3oy
    @RD-hs3oy Před 10 měsíci

    Great interview!

  • @ShayanGivehchian
    @ShayanGivehchian Před rokem +20

    The boxing argument doesn't exactly hold up. Even with one arm he wasn't boxing he was just swinging.

  • @opyy4148
    @opyy4148 Před rokem +1

    Eddie is such an inspiration 👏🏽

  • @Skailbour
    @Skailbour Před rokem

    great interview

  • @arcadeutopia3035
    @arcadeutopia3035 Před měsícem

    Eddie thank you for sharing your struggles 🙏

  • @spotofgolf
    @spotofgolf Před rokem

    First time I have seen an interviewer pick Eddie up on some of the things that don't quite make sense and actually help him to give a more insightful answer with probing questions

  • @George_Bland
    @George_Bland Před rokem

    Nice interview!

  • @Sacrifice-Paid
    @Sacrifice-Paid Před rokem

    Just like the Martyn Ford interview, quality 👊🏻

  • @jasonbriguglio
    @jasonbriguglio Před rokem

    I use to work on Private/cooperate jets. Someone I worked with then got into a conversation with a very nice lady. They talked awhile. Her husband's back was turned speaking to someone else. When he turned around. It was Jason Statham! She said they were both unbelievably kind and down to earth.

  • @LADenton91
    @LADenton91 Před 2 měsíci

    Graat stuff. Im a big fan of Eddie, i feel he really reinvigorated British interest in the sport (well he did for me anyway 😅) also, my son had ADHD/Autism and it was only through his diagnosis i realised i myself am the same. Glad we share a similar situation. Nice one

  • @g-9222
    @g-9222 Před 3 měsíci

    This is the second time I have watched this. why twice, because RM and "THE BEAST" EH do interviews that are second to none.

  • @davidmcarthur1093
    @davidmcarthur1093 Před rokem +1

    Has anyone on here met Eddie I have he is one of the nicest person you will ever meet but doesn't sofer fool's. So what if he took steroids it is his life and as he has said it takes a lot more than that to become world strongest man .

  • @bradymclean7266
    @bradymclean7266 Před rokem +1

    A true champion and fair sportsman

  • @RCGJACK
    @RCGJACK Před rokem

    Great interview never listened to Eddie hall before comes across intelligent and a nice guy

  • @benwilkinson5457
    @benwilkinson5457 Před 4 měsíci

    Eddie hall is a true gent and an inspiration to us all.

  • @CranialExtractor
    @CranialExtractor Před rokem

    BIG TIP FOR YOUR FIGHT. A LOT OF THE BEST BOXERS USED AXE/HAMMER TRAINING FOR POWER :) GOOD LUCK!

  • @Bexar2204
    @Bexar2204 Před rokem

    Never underestimate the power of the mind!

  • @TheSwiftFalcon
    @TheSwiftFalcon Před rokem +6

    I haven't seen this show before, but this was a good interview. I like Eddie Hall, and think he's a good example of how you can be masculine without any toxicity. You can be kind, respectful and tolerant...and still an absolute beast when you need to.

    • @wearetheremnants1615
      @wearetheremnants1615 Před rokem

      Toxicity schmoxicity.. why use the enemies language

    • @TheSwiftFalcon
      @TheSwiftFalcon Před rokem

      @@wearetheremnants1615 And what enemy would that be?

    • @MedievalSolutions
      @MedievalSolutions Před rokem

      @@TheSwiftFalcon don't engage with em, obviously some tater tot, who thinks women are either slaves or enemies.

  • @williamwallace5924
    @williamwallace5924 Před rokem +5

    Wow, incredible eye opening interview. I really didn't care much for Eddie, always found him arrogant and disrespectful. I know one thing for certain, we are all extremely flawed. Watching this interview really opened my eyes and mind as to who Eddie is in a deep profound insight. I have come away with a whole different point of view and feeling about Eddie. I actually have a lot of new found respect and admiration for Mr. Hall. Very insightful interview.

  • @Beeker0420
    @Beeker0420 Před rokem +3

    Great interview! Eddie Hall is awesome in every way! Such a down-to-earth guy for one of the strongest men in history!

  • @Officially_wrighty
    @Officially_wrighty Před 4 měsíci

    I can relate to Eddie a lot especially his younger years,and we look alike madness

  • @Brunosmith85
    @Brunosmith85 Před rokem +23

    His conduct during the build up to the fight was disrespectful towards Thor especially how he brought up thors mother. What was more concerning was how he brought his son up in the press conference and was swearing in front of his son. Not ur finest moment eddie. Come on Eddie don't bring up the arm excuse y u lost the fight. If u were that concerned about the arm u shouldn't of fought or at least delay it till ur arm was fully healed

    • @bulletproof1581
      @bulletproof1581 Před rokem +2

      I'll explain why he did this because it's fairly obvious if you know the timeline. So first of all Eddie and Thor weren't going to fight each other in a month or 2, they just weren't considering 1 they had never boxed before, and 2 how much they hated each other and didn't want to lose, because of this everyone and their aunty were bitching and complaining horrendously about how the fight wasn't happening soon enough. This is why when Eddie tore his bicep tendon off, he felt like he could only delay the fight for so much longer. Blame toxic pressure on the internet, not Eddie for coming into the fight broken. If you know about gaming, it's the same bullshit that happened with Cyberpunk, people toxicly bitched and complained horrendously about how Cyberpunk should be out already, then when it got rushed because of peoples complaining, people then complained about how buggy it was.

    • @510midget8
      @510midget8 Před rokem +2

      Eddie rightfully told Thors mom to shut the fuck up. She was just screaming for no reason.

    • @TheVanillatech
      @TheVanillatech Před rokem +3

      Disrespectful towards Thor ever since him and Bryce cheated Thor out of WSM 2017 gold! Disrespect is Eddies middle name. Nice that he got humbled in the ring. But I doubt Eddie will ever hand over that 2017 title to its rightful owner.
      Massive kudos to Thor for letting go of that, and putting it all behind him. Thor has advanced massively in maturity as a bloke these last 5 years. Eddie is the same today as he was at 17.

    • @510midget8
      @510midget8 Před rokem

      @@TheVanillatech Thor disrespected himself by crying like a baby when a better and stronger man beat him. How would Thors wife feel if she found out that you welcomed him into your ass?

    • @TheVanillatech
      @TheVanillatech Před rokem

      @@510midget8 1. Thor didn't cry. Using hyperbole is childish, same way that Eddie making slander videos about Thor not accepting his loss, then subsequently being PROVEN that Eddie cheated with Bryce, is childish.
      2. Thor was the better strongman. If Eddie and Bryce hadn't cheated, Thor would have won WSM17. Therefore, Thor DID win 2017. He also lifted more weight in the DL to take the record away from Hall, AND Thors looked easy. Eddie almost died and was hospitalized.
      3. Even with being robbed of his rightful 2017 trophy, Thor has won FAR MORE world class international contests than Eddie, and also kicked the shit out of him in the ring.
      Judging by the above FACTS, I'd say you were WRONG.
      Wouldn't you?
      See, I don't argue with emotions. Because I don't have to. That's why I won.

  • @toyesteve
    @toyesteve Před rokem +8

    I've had mixed impressions of Eddie over the years, after seeing him take part in the local Strongman event in Northwich. Totally understand why he's acted like he has in the past. I am a Thor fan but it's good to hear his thoughts and honest feelings about things. It is a shame two giants of the sports will probably never be friends again.
    Rob, great interview. And I hope you knock that idiot out!!

    • @SadAss.
      @SadAss. Před 8 měsíci +2

      I lost all respect for Thor for his proven baseless accusations which made Eddie face lots of backlash

    • @logi508
      @logi508 Před 5 měsíci +6

      @@SadAss. they were actually proven right if you heard the Luke Stoltman phone call

    • @oogabooga2337
      @oogabooga2337 Před 3 měsíci

      @@logi508that was about giants live not wsm

  • @SPRDAVE
    @SPRDAVE Před 6 měsíci +1

    eddy we love you and Brian Shaw

  • @jasonhollis3958
    @jasonhollis3958 Před rokem +1

    What a legend.

  • @stevesteve1330
    @stevesteve1330 Před rokem +2

    Great Interview I just hope that Eddie talking about how his Heart is pumping 4 Times the amount of Blood that an Ordinary Heart Pumps does not come back to Haunt him, or his Famous Last Words, I like Eddie but he really needs to start his Bodybuilding Journey Now and get down to a lean 140KG which is still Massive for any Human Being, and Eddie will look Bigger at the weight if he is Low Bodyfat and Cut, I believe this Guy can do anything he puts his Mind too, come Eddie start this Bodybuilding Journey Serious now, we all know you will succeed at anything you chose to do, I would like you to be alive for a long time, Good Luck Eddie and I cant wait to see what you look like with a year of serious Bodybuilding raining and Reduced Calories, he will look Incredible and the weight loss will benefit him in the long run he is still a young man, but time waits for no one so get it done Good Luck...

  • @byronhall5145
    @byronhall5145 Před rokem +8

    Regarding his life sacrifices. I'm a lorry driver 50+hrs a week and at the weekend it's chorse and jobs around the house etc. Feel like a cog stuck in the system living to work to pay off my loan and mortgage 🙄 not much family time

    • @tomg3131
      @tomg3131 Před rokem +2

      Chin up pal only you can change your life. Maybe think of a way you could start your own business with the skills you have or the job you currently do find a way you could freelance it. Maybe you won't earn much at the start but it will free you up and become more rewarding later on. Hope this helps 🙂

    • @byronhall5145
      @byronhall5145 Před rokem +2

      @Tom G cheers bud. That's a good idea. I can't afford to take a hit on my earnings at the minute. My wife had a heart attack last week and she won't be back at work for a while. She's only 32, but type 1 diabetic. I'm hoping I can go self employed limited to earn more to work less so I can care more. Things could always be worse so I'm still grateful.

    • @VicFlange
      @VicFlange Před rokem +2

      Turn to Christ my mate, it’s helped me out so much.

    • @byronhall5145
      @byronhall5145 Před rokem

      @Sid Boggle I hear you but I'm not religious bud 👍

  • @thereporter3690
    @thereporter3690 Před rokem

    What the mind believes, the body can achieve

  • @bt2476
    @bt2476 Před rokem +8

    Eddie is a GREAT interview!! Has to be the best ambassador of strongman out there, and just an interesting dude regardless. Even though he's retired, he's still the tops. The current batch of guys is kind of lacking, besides Brian and maybe few others. Mitch Hooper is pretty interesting too

    • @peachyhue
      @peachyhue Před rokem +4

      Brian Shaw greatest ambassador of the sport!

    • @bt2476
      @bt2476 Před rokem +1

      @@peachyhue Brian is definitely a good guy and great ambassador. But, he doesn't quite have the personality of Eddie.

    • @maxxximum_productions
      @maxxximum_productions Před 9 měsíci

      ​@@bt2476 Brian doesn't have the charismatic humor that Eddie has but I'd argue that Brian is the greatest strongman of all time. Not the strongest, not the best, but the greatest. The insight he has, his knowledge, his analytic mind, his understanding of every aspect of the sport, that's worth so much more, as an ambassador for the sport, than witty humor from a too loud mouth and a 500kg deadlift.

    • @bt2476
      @bt2476 Před 9 měsíci

      @@maxxximum_productions Brian is probably the greatest today. Even though, I think it's tough to argue against his predecessors like Magnus Ver Magnusson and Bill Kazmaier. The amount of contests they won right out the gate were surreal. But hey, Eddie is all those things of course, but it's good for the sport. Strongman is a fun sport, and when have a charismatic and funny individual who is very visible like Eddie, it brings people in. Sort of like Devon Larratt with armwrestling. As far as class act ambassador though, YES, Brian Shaw is the man!

  • @hendrikschepkens6455
    @hendrikschepkens6455 Před 9 měsíci

    Simon Sinek Says it best. Life is an Infinite game. Set your goals infinite. Even Moonshots are not good. (ex. WSM) A good goal for Eddy could be. To inspire people to improve their physical game to where they want to go. Focusing on the external infinite purpose in helping other people.

  • @Holdfast-
    @Holdfast- Před rokem +6

    The pressure on him for doing the fight was of his own doing. Had he not had such a big mouth and made all these claims of him being able to beat up Hafthor, no one would've gave a damn. I used to like Eddie, but the truth is there is no rivalry between him and Hafthor. Eddie beat Hafthor in exactly 2 competitions where as Hafthor beat Eddie in 11 competitions. Losing the fight has solidified Hafthor being both the better athlete and the better man.

  • @DaveSustaine
    @DaveSustaine Před 4 měsíci

    What a true legend Eddie is.

  • @nikostsigos4998
    @nikostsigos4998 Před rokem +4

    Testosterone therapy has various risks, including: Worsening sleep apnea - a potentially serious sleep disorder in which breathing repeatedly stops and starts. Causing acne or other skin reactions. Stimulating noncancerous growth of the prostate (benign prostatic hyperplasia) and growth of existing prostate cancer. Men on long-term using forms of testosterone therapy long term appear to have a higher risk of cardiovascular problems, like heart attacks, strokes, and deaths from heart disease

    • @TrulyUniqueOne
      @TrulyUniqueOne Před 2 měsíci

      I was on trt for 3 months (sustanon 250) and felt absolutely terrible so I stopped

  • @samwestgarth
    @samwestgarth Před rokem +19

    People always hate on Eddie for personality traits, PED’s, no PED’s, obnoxious, not obnoxious, let’s see you deadlift 500kg and win worlds strongest man. He’s allowed a bit of an ego, he’s earned it.

    • @D9Wx
      @D9Wx Před rokem

      Truth. Betamale cucks can't take it. The same ppl virtue signall about being "good", fake woke idiots i call them. Such fragility.

    • @janedough2529
      @janedough2529 Před rokem +3

      People that hate him don’t follow him, Eddie’s a huge inspiration and positive role model to thousands. Totally agree with you, Eddie is the best !!!

    • @TheVanillatech
      @TheVanillatech Před rokem +2

      He did win WSM. Him and Bryce changed events to cheat Thor out of the win. Stoltmans already admitted it. He also only questionably locked out that 500kg, and it was at a GIANTS LIVE event which was ALSO organized by Bryce (!!!!!!).
      Thor however lifted 501kg easy. Watching that lift, the majority of people think Thor could have done 520kg. I think more like 510kg. But either way.
      It is what it is. Eddie was a strong guy, top 3 in the world for a couple of years. But he DIDNT win 2017. And that's as plain as day.

    • @francisngannouhaircut2616
      @francisngannouhaircut2616 Před rokem

      I could maybe deadlift 500kg, dont know if i would be alive to celebrate afterwards though😂💀

    • @janedough2529
      @janedough2529 Před rokem +2

      @@TheVanillatech poor guy can’t face it thst Eddie’s stronger 😢

  • @sintramdragonis4794
    @sintramdragonis4794 Před rokem

    Great interview. Nice to see Eddie Hall and not the Beast.

  • @LordVictorHalgaard
    @LordVictorHalgaard Před 5 měsíci

    Great interview! Albeit, regarding steroid use; pretty safe to assume Joe wasn't talking about TRT or he would have said that.

  • @Saiyan_Wizard69
    @Saiyan_Wizard69 Před rokem

    Eddie love him or Hate him i Like His Attitude i think he Earned it💪💥🙏

  • @FDCLDN
    @FDCLDN Před 3 měsíci

    Eddie is a proper top bloke

  • @douglasnisbet1189
    @douglasnisbet1189 Před rokem

    Eddie is a good man

  • @Fitness333
    @Fitness333 Před rokem

    What a great strongman

  • @wilberdoughty8958
    @wilberdoughty8958 Před rokem +3

    Eddies is a legend an inspiration and a true role model great interview

  • @davidhanby7156
    @davidhanby7156 Před rokem

    Nice fella 👍

  • @johnfinnh
    @johnfinnh Před rokem

    Eddie is one of a kind:-))

  • @hansmaijchrzak7626
    @hansmaijchrzak7626 Před rokem +6

    This is an awesome interview!! Eddie hall really is an example for me. He has ADHD so do i, he sufferd depressions, so did i. He did swimming so did i. I just finished my therapy and i really am watching everything about Eddie i respect him the way he lives his life and how he is looking at life.

    • @TheVanillatech
      @TheVanillatech Před rokem

      But he's a cheat. A liar. A gobshite. Swears and is violent around his own kid.
      Hardly a good role model is he?

    • @hansmaijchrzak7626
      @hansmaijchrzak7626 Před rokem

      @@TheVanillatech a thor fan i'd bet?

    • @TheVanillatech
      @TheVanillatech Před rokem

      @@hansmaijchrzak7626 Im a WSM fan. Have been since the late 80's when my Dad would let me stay up till midnight to watch the finals on Christmas Day.
      I'm also a fan of FAIR PLAY in SPORT.
      Call me crazy but I don't like cheaters or rigged games.

    • @hansmaijchrzak7626
      @hansmaijchrzak7626 Před rokem +1

      @@TheVanillatech ill wont argue about that cheating part. And dont wanna start an argument in general but are you saying Eddie Hall cheated?

    • @TheVanillatech
      @TheVanillatech Před rokem +5

      @@hansmaijchrzak7626 Yeah. Eddie Hall cheated to win WSM2017, and also had a running deal with his business partner and friend Colin Bryce, that Colin would deliberately influence ALL contests, from WSM's to Giants Live, in order to change events so that Eddie had a better chance of winning. Picking events that either favoured Hall over the rest of the field, or ones that heavily went against his rivals.
      it's not my "theory" mate. It's proven. It's fact. Sorry.
      Eddie was top 3 in the world for a few years, but he was NEVER top - he didn't win WSM2017 "clean".
      Most men would be so happy with being even top 3, even top 20 - in the world. Not Eddie. He had to cry like a baby for years about how lifes unfair cos he never wins, then elect to CHEAT to win, then slander the guy who ACTUALLY WOULD HAVE WON had Eddie NOT cheated!
      That, bro .... isn't a fucking role model!

  • @cchrist58
    @cchrist58 Před rokem

    Dear Rob !! please Get you're Training IN!! ........... And PLEASE BEAT HIM !! ......... GodBless You & Your Team

  • @GenaF
    @GenaF Před rokem +2

    Geoff Capes was my hero from being a young girl and I'd watch every strongman, Deadlift comp, Shoulder press comp, anything I could find on terrestrial tv until I got a boyfriend whose parents had what was just known as satellite tv back then and my obsession for watching these men took over me.

  • @maxedoutmotivation8430
    @maxedoutmotivation8430 Před 6 měsíci

    Great story. Love it!! BUT, the damn swallowing?! Still excellent story, especially the bit about proving people wrong.

  • @mattalger2325
    @mattalger2325 Před 8 měsíci

    Rob, you should refer Eddie to Teal Swan. 🙏🏽 Eddie, much Love brother. ❤ Anxiety and depression can come from unmet emotional needs as children. Abandonment trauma, attachment styles developed based on our caregivers. We all have unhealed emotional truama that manifests as different levels of emotional issues. This can be healed. You have to mve the energy of the emotions. Thats why people become addicted to the fix. Its becomes a replacement for actually alchemizing the emotional energy. These are defense mechanisms we learn to cope with our wounding. You can heal brother. It takes a new level of self awareness. And facing our own shadow.

  • @nagibkanaan2464
    @nagibkanaan2464 Před 5 měsíci

    Eddie is a man s man
    One hell of a bloke

  • @grahamgrant9421
    @grahamgrant9421 Před 4 měsíci +1

    I think Big Eddy using his rabbit to test his chamber was the most ill informed worse idea anyone could come up with, the rabbit is not even a fraction of Eddy's size and thus will need less oxygen.

  • @schizotrenuser
    @schizotrenuser Před rokem +17

    I love Eddie so much, he’s my greatest inspiration and he’ll forever be❤

  • @youtubian010
    @youtubian010 Před rokem +14

    You can blame your character or alter ego on being obnoxious etc and then state your a family man and you teach your child to be accepting and polite etc. But you have to accept your alter ego affects the younger generation and how they approach life. All while you make your millions.

    • @keithfrost7228
      @keithfrost7228 Před rokem

      Whats money got to do with it? 🤣

    • @D9Wx
      @D9Wx Před rokem

      Sit down cuck

    • @Blizzy28
      @Blizzy28 Před rokem

      Same as those men who dress as women and people saying theres 79 genders or feminists

    • @Youdannny
      @Youdannny Před rokem +3

      Just watch his CZcams videos and you will find that he is a great role model. He just oozes positivity, which is exactly what young people need.

    • @janedough2529
      @janedough2529 Před rokem

      You clearly have never watched eddie hall. Keep your dumb comments to yourself. You’re a classic ❄️

  • @talismanjr
    @talismanjr Před rokem

    Rumble ad on youtube clowning on youtube is FUCKING HILARIOUS 🤣🤣🤣🤣💪🏻

  • @immortal4471
    @immortal4471 Před rokem +58

    Eddie says he beat Thor one handed.. He must've got hit harder than I thought because the fight I saw he lost every round and got knocked down twice.

    • @johanbarnard3435
      @johanbarnard3435 Před rokem +11

      He also knocked Thor down twice with one hand. He knows he lost the fight but probably considers it a win just for taking the fight with one hand and being able to hold his own and get thor down twice with only one functional hand. Offcoars he was going to lose on points because with only one hand you have zero proper defense

    • @stokiemanbrent4200
      @stokiemanbrent4200 Před rokem +28

      @@johanbarnard3435He didn't 'only have one hand'. It's a BS excuse he's made. Prior to the fight he was throwing bombs with his 'injured arm' on the pads, bag & in sparring.

    • @johanbarnard3435
      @johanbarnard3435 Před rokem +4

      @@stokiemanbrent4200 those where not bombs. They weren't even 50% power punches. Look at the fight itself and you will see he never used that arm to punch with in the fight.

    • @stokiemanbrent4200
      @stokiemanbrent4200 Před rokem +18

      @@johanbarnard3435 He tore his lead hand's bicep. He states in this podcast he was still able to jab with it. So he could have been MUCH better than he was if he'd stayed in orthodox stance & used his iab.
      There's no excuse for his crab performance. He couldn't get inside Thor's reach.

    • @tonybyfield3697
      @tonybyfield3697 Před rokem +10

      If you listen to that whole piece again I think what Eddie meant was that he had managed to talk himself into believing that he could still win with one hand, not that he'd actually won with one hand.

  • @Brandon-so9fp
    @Brandon-so9fp Před 9 měsíci

    I can't still to this day at 46 calm my nugget down, unless I beat the shit out my body in the gym or on the road running.

  • @jaredsrananman6642
    @jaredsrananman6642 Před rokem +13

    Eddie wouldn't have been bothered by Thor's claims if there was no truth to them!

    • @mushroomGoth
      @mushroomGoth Před rokem

      winning that title was so incredibly important to Eddie, so much had to have went into his achievement. for someone you thought was a friend to claim you were a liar would be pretty emotionally painful. I don't think he cheated, watch the footage back. Thor was being petty in my opinion.

    • @richardthomas3697
      @richardthomas3697 Před rokem

      Thor never called Eddie a liar, he called out Colin not Eddie about 2017 and said that Colin had set up the competition for Eddie to win
      If looked at from a neutral perspective it’s understandable why Thor called foul about the overall result

    • @yewtewbstew547
      @yewtewbstew547 Před rokem

      @@richardthomas3697 If looked at from Thor's perspective it's understandable. If looked at from a neutral perspective what you should see is Thor finish the viking press, celebrate with his team because he's confident he has won, then Eddie goes last and comfortably beats his score with more reps in the tank to take the title. Thor had zero complaints about the competition, and indeed seemed quite happy with how it was going, right up until he realized he had lost.

    • @richardthomas3697
      @richardthomas3697 Před rokem

      The Viking press wasn’t the last event so Eddie hadn’t won the title yet, Eddie’s video just made it seem like it was the deciding event
      When looked at from a neutral position you’d see Colin was best friends/business partner of Eddie so him been the events picker and head ref is a potential conflict of interest, picking 3 static events instead of the usual 2 would give Eddie an advantage as he struggled at non static events and Colin removed the chain drag at the last minute which would help Eddie

  • @chaddcarter4994
    @chaddcarter4994 Před 9 měsíci

    He speaks about putting socks on being one of the difficult things... For me it was the wiping of the backside when I was 430lbs... Your back muscles and arms just get in your own way... It's terrible...

  • @johodkinson5506
    @johodkinson5506 Před rokem

    only ever seen rob in one of 3 tops all with that belt on the shoulder hahaha

  • @paulmitchell5349
    @paulmitchell5349 Před rokem +1

    In Zen Buddhism the Void can be your friend.

    • @tomg3131
      @tomg3131 Před rokem

      Buddhism is probably the best religion for self preservation and peace. How can someone conqueror the world or what they do if they haven't conquered themselves

  • @alexblainelayter7703
    @alexblainelayter7703 Před rokem +2

    Trauma is intergenerational. Therapy might actually help him get to the bottom of it rather than numbing and distracting himself with another project where he tries to prove his worth.

  • @kevinsayes
    @kevinsayes Před rokem +3

    Great interview. Eddie’s such a smart dude, and a huge inspiration. Will never understand the hate.

    • @thediceflayer7959
      @thediceflayer7959 Před rokem

      you must have never watched an Eddie video leading up to the fight.

  • @TheTechNiShan
    @TheTechNiShan Před rokem +2

    joe aint lying about it tho, thats the difference, cmon eddie