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Jim Miller

Long-serving UFC lightweight fighter

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3 sourced records. Each exercise has a top recorded mark and its evidence. Check the date, age, effort and method before you compare.

Jim Miller deadlift

Jim Miller's recorded deadlift is 500 lb. Performance date: 2024-01-10. Age at the time: 40. The effort is unknown. The source at mmamania.com gives this mark. Source type: interview.

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UFC Vegas 84 media day self-report · UFC lightweight, age 40; direct strength claim during a media interview

Source quote and limits
“I can deadlift over 500 pounds”

Jim Miller agrees he could beat former heavyweight champ

The stated load is over 500 lb, stored at its explicit floor. Exact weight, repetitions and maximum status are unknown. Date uses the January 10, 2024 media-day report because no lifting date is given. His deadlift ability is a direct claim; the proposed fight in the surrounding discussion is hypothetical. This is separate from the older 455 lb and 425 lb records. A 170 lb overhead-press lead in an unattributed forum copy remains held.

  1. 2024

    • Deadlift500 lb

      Effort unknownUFC lightweight, age 40; direct strength claim during a media interview

      Said in an interview, mmamania.com2024-01-10 · age 40

      Quote and details
      “I can deadlift over 500 pounds”

      Jim Miller agrees he could beat former heavyweight champUFC Vegas 84 media day self-report

  2. 2020

    • Deadlift425 lb

      Max or PRUFC lightweight, 155 lb class

      News report, bjjee.com2020-02-18medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “Their PR in the deadlift with 425lbs for 3 singles”

      World Class BJJ & Judo Champions DeadliftingTraining personal record reported by BJJ Eastern Europe

  3. 2010

    • Deadlift455 lb

      Effort unknownUFC lightweight, 155 lb class

      Trainer said, archive.t-nation.com2010-10-18 · age 27medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “Now he has a 455-pound deadlift at 155 pounds”

      11 Myths of Warrior TrainingStrength reported by coach Martin RooneyBodyweight 155 lb

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