
Athlete
Lars Sullivan
American professional wrestler and former WWE performer
4 sourced records. Each exercise has a top recorded mark and its evidence. Check the date, age, effort and method before you compare.
Lars Sullivan bench press
Lars Sullivan's recorded bench press is 315 lb × 20. Performance date: 2018-09-14. Age at the time: 30. This was a working set. The source at wrestlinginc.com gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.
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NXT training
Calculated estimate: at least about 485 lb for one rep, from the recorded set. Formula and limits.
Source quote and limits
“bench pressing 315 pounds 20 times over a single set”
The article explicitly states a single unassisted set. The original NXT post date is 14 September 2018; the article was published the next day. No social-platform video was fetched.
2018
- Bench press315 lb × 20
Quote and details
“bench pressing 315 pounds 20 times over a single set”
2017
- Bench press225 lb × 40
Quote and details
“40 reps”
Lars Sullivan Barbell Turkish get-up
Lars Sullivan's recorded Barbell Turkish get-up is 135 lb. Performance date: 2018-03-23. Age at the time: 29. This was a working set. The source at muscleandfitness.com gives this mark. Source type: self-reported.
NXT wrestler
Source quote and limits
“Turkish get ups w 135lbs”
The article quotes his 23 March 2018 post describing a training cooldown. The article also names a barbell. Rep count and exact filmed date are not given. No social-platform page or video was fetched.
2018
- Barbell Turkish get-up135 lb
Quote and details
“Turkish get ups w 135lbs”
Lars Sullivan Overhead squat
Lars Sullivan's recorded Overhead squat is 365 lb. Source date: 2017-09-28. The effort is unknown. The source at wwe.com gives this mark. Source type: interview.
NXT wrestler
Source quote and limits
“Well, since you asked, 365 pounds.”
In response to the interviewer asking his overhead squat. Exact feat date and reps are not given; date uses publication. It is a self-report in a promotional interview.
2017
- Overhead squat365 lb
Quote and details
“Well, since you asked, 365 pounds.”
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