UFC
Tom Aspinall
UFC heavyweight champion
All evidence
4 records, newest first. Strength changes with age and weight class, so check the date and context before you compare.
2025
- Swim sprint, one pool length (about 22.5 m)9.4 s
“smashing his previous time by 1.1 seconds for a time of 9.4 seconds.”
Second attempt at a sub-10-second lap (first was 10.5 s), after a 180 m swim. BarBend says the session was in January 2025. Pool length is not stated; 22.5 m follows from its '180 meters, which is eight lengths of a pool'. Based on Ross Edgley's YouTube video.
2024
- Pull-ups3 reps + 45 kg
“45KG”
Weighted pull-up, 45 kg added (25 kg + 20 kg plates on belt). Quote is the on-screen graphic as read by Gemini (gemini-3.8-flash, 2026-10-21). Upload date not checked; date is when the video was read. Dated by the YouTube upload date (2024-08-29, Tom Aspinall Official).
- Push-ups3 reps + 75 kg
“75KG”
Deficit push-up with three 25 kg plates on his back. He failed at 100 kg in the same video. Quote is the on-screen graphic as read by Gemini (2026-10-21). Upload date not checked. Dated by the YouTube upload date (2024-08-29, Tom Aspinall Official).
- Incline dumbbell press (per dumbbell)57.5 kg × 6
“57.5KG 126lbs”
Load is per dumbbell. Quote is the on-screen graphic as read by Gemini (2026-10-21). Date changed from 2026-10 to 2024-01: Sportskeeda reported the same set on 2024-01-24 (https://www.sportskeeda.com/mma/news-tom-aspinall-seen-dumbbell-pressing-weight-equivalent-flyweight-hand-jaw-dropping-feat-strength-video), as two 127-pound dumbbells; the X account UFCFightTalk gave 57.5 kg (127 lb) x 6.