FULL SHOW | Giants Live Budapest (2013)
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- Eddie Hall battles to his first ever international podium in the blazing sunshine of Budapest.
This was his 2nd time competing in the Giants Live World's Strongest Man Qualifying Tour. He battled with legendary strongman Mike Burke of the USA - the reigning America's Strongest Man.
In Blazing 40C/104F heat in Hungary, the Strongmen competed in 6 gruelling events at Aqua World, on the banks of the River Danube.
It also included a cruise down the river with a young Eddie Hall and the very first Viking Press with Potatoes World Record attempt!
ATHLETES:
Eddie HALL - 2nd International GL Strongman event
Mike BURKE - America’s Strongest Man 2012
Akos NAGY - Hungary’s Strongest Man winner Giants Live Budapest 2012
Tomi LOTTA - Finland - WSM 2004 competitor
Bjorn Andre SOLVANG - 2nd Norway’s Strongest Man
Alen RADOSEVIC - Serbia
Marc Van De HAER - South Africa
Tamas HAJNAL - Hungary
Sergi ROMANCHUK - Ukraine
Alex CURLETTO - Italy
1 - Bus Pull - 17 tonnes
2 - Viking Press with Potatoes - 160kg
3 - Super Yoke - 400kg/880lbs - 20 Metre course
4 - Car Deadlift for reps - 350kg
5 - Weight for Height - 25kg - height of double decker bus
6 - Rock Lift - 125kg to 160kg
00:00 - 02:45 - INTRO
02:46 - 03:40 - ATHLETES LINE UP
03:41 - 09:45 - BUS PULL
10:25 - 15:50 - VIKING PRESS WITH POTATOES
16:20 - 20:08 - SUPER YOKE
21:40 - 27:45 - CAR DEADLIFT
29:00 - 36:50 - WEIGHT FOR HEIGHT
38:00 - 41:25 - ROCK LIFT
42:25 - 43:25 - PRIZE GIVING
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Guys can you upload 2014 & 2015 World's Strongest Viking next? Both were Giants Live comps.
I miss Mike Burke
Thanks for uploading old contests. Always cool to see these smaller competitions and athletes that didn't get to esm or wsm.
Solvang was impressive here
Thank you very much for another treat! :)
Cheers!
Which is the best format for stone lifting to test a strongman? Watching this contest without the Atlas Stones but instead the natural stones, it is fun to see the variation and the difficult challenge they can pose. Are Atlas Stones too easily practiced and thus not enough real raw power and brain power needed each time??? Just a thought!
Some variation is always great. Of course atlas stones kind of have become a mainstay in the strongman scene, but as you say, strongmen should have to think about how to lift an akward object. If everyone already knows how to pick up a log, a stone or an anvil it just becomes powerlifting with unnecessarily akward weights.
Then again, this is strongman, not smartman. We can’t be rewarding people for cheesing the system too much because then they‘ll just end up snatching the win away from the more deserving, powerful guy, who just couldn’t figure out where to grip the damned thing.
@@gotzvonunentberlichingen1452 yeah - its tricky to get the balance right. Clever event often backfire so I think you may be right. But then again someone figuring out how to shoulder a stone (kieliszkowski at Arnolds) or a giant natural stone that has multiple holds but nothing obviously better - until one man figures it out (Poudstone at Fortissimus) so its hard to say when its good and when its not I guess. As for too much technique and practice factor in strongman is as you say - too close to powerlifting and even weightlifting at the extreme of that. Well, my 2 pence worth is. I think at least a few of the multiple events in a contest need to be pushing the guys out of their comfort zone and out of their groove.... but then again some events demand it and are great for it - Max Log etc
@@GiantsLiveSTRONGMANdon’t know.
As a stonelifter myself, I'd say a combination of both regular and irregular (natural) stones. I prefer irregular stones because it's the real test of brute strength. Also in all the variations: breaking the floor, lapping, lifting to a platform, shouldering, overhead pressing, carrying for distance, throwing etc. Take Thor for example, the greatest stonelifter who there ever was and he is good at everything. Not only one or two events or variations.
Natural stones.
You can tell from his smirk that Bryce has always wanted to say 'the equivalent of 4 Hooter's girls'
Very intersting! Thanks!
our pleasure
Burke is so underrated these dans. 2011 was Amazing for him
agree, he was in top form for a couple of years
Great show! i am proud of our Bjørn Andre he did really good this comp 💪🙌🇧🇻
Proud of our Norwegian representative indeed 💪
He was tough for a smaller competitor
Eddie is the beast💪💪💪🦵🦵🦵
Literally
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Bro did 2013 really look like this? I dont remember it as looking like fkn 2005 xD
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36:21 i love those 2 legends.
The beast before he had the beast pose arms !
nice
thanks
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woohoo
Giants must be really scraping the barrel if they post a comp Eddie didn’t win. Then again he only won 3 internationals
He won 1
@@J.c410he won 3 Internationals actually
Wsm 17
Battle of the North '15
Winter strongman challenge '15
@@spokeen6249 those re far far far from being majors. That's the equivalent of saying great britains titles are "internationnals " .
@@J.c410 I never said they're majors. They're international competitions. Which you said he's won 1 but he's won 3
lol... just putting the old back catalogue out. Hope you still enjoyed it?
Can you just stop going on about Eddie hall. He's won it once for god sake 😆 he isn't a goat . Yet funny enough hardly mention hathor who's won it once too but actually one international shows
We are merely putting out our old back catalogue for fans to enjoy. First time this has gone out as a whole show. We only feature Eddie because Eddie is in it. In the next show if he isnt - we will still put him in!! Joke.... It just is what it is Connor. We cant feature Hafthor here as he didnt compete in Budapest. Hope that makes sense.
Yes. I know you guys are business partners and love Eddie but Hafthor won 30 international competitions by himself and 2 more as a team - with Jarno Jokinen and Matjaz Belsak (I think they were Glenn Ross organized events/ ultimate strongman). But the truth is Hafthor won more Giants Live competitions than anyone in history and we do really miss him. Today morning also I saw a comment in Giants Live Poland competition from 2011 which asked you guys to somehow settle the beef and have Thor back. You guys did something wrong and you guys have to take the initiative to reach him. Why not going to Iceland and say hello? He is expanding his Gym these days and he is genuinely a really nice person. you know that more than us. I don't think he will treat you guys any different from the way him and his family treats any of their visitors, that is IF you take the initiative to settle the differences. Admin, please show this comment to Colin and Darren. Cheers!
@@GiantsLiveSTRONGMAN "We are merely putting out our old back catalogue for fans to enjoy." And it is VERY MUCH appreciated by most, thankfully. ;)
Well it"s not his fault! The show features the best in the world which includes Eddie!.Why don't you watch something else as there's plenty of vidS without Hall even in them.
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Go Hungary!
@@GiantsLiveSTRONGMAN The another Hungarian strongman Laszlo Fekete was a King of the Atlas stones back in the days.💪🇭🇺💪🇭🇺💪🇭🇺
@@NoWoke6981 He was very good. No doubt his experience on the stones and his training helped put him on a level above the others for some time.
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cheers