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Devon + Ermes = Levan 😅
exactly haha
Not equal. They would beat him.
There is a problem with gaining weight as well. At 49 years old, his stomach cannot handle the abuse and 50-60 kg difference will always be too much, as long as Levan ( or anyone else) has a flop press.
Actually ermes has been training some times like devon does, on top of his regular training so...
But Levan is a little bit strong in every area of the fusion
Devon's training is fine. He simply tried to pull someone 200lbs heavier than him who happens to be the strongest armwrestler of all time.
More like 100bs 😂😂😂
Keep coping.
It’s SHW, stop the excuses
@@RunForPeace-hk1cu132lbs
@@RunForPeace-hk1cu That is not what an excuse is. He gave an educated explanation. Levan said in a post-match interview himself that Devon weighs 120kg while he weighs 180kg which is a huge difference and the match would have looked differently if the difference in weight wasn't that big. Doesn't mean Devon would have definitely won.
No excuses, simply analyzing why one person is much stronger than another
@@RunForPeace-hk1cu132lbs. Levan weighed 50% more than Devon. Both amazing arm wrestlers.
100% agree!!
I don't criticize a almost 50 year old feller at 265lbs that's a strong number 2 on the entire planet, I think he must be doing something right lol. Getting beat by a wayyyyy bigger wayyyy younger opponent to me doesn't make me think he's training wrong. There's always someone bigger and badder but that doesn't mean the other guy is doing it wrong, in my opinion anyways lol. I think Levan would have to be he's natural weight and Devon could train the same way and he would beat Levan. Or Devon would have to gain some serious weight which looks like is impossible for him. If Devon keeps training the same way and drops down to 115 and 105 and even maybe 95kgs, I think he wipes the floor with all of them training the same way
Ur a boy not a man
He already beats anyone in the 115kg!
@@virginccyy7645 yea he still has the championship belt in the 115s. He just needs to get the belt in the 105s and potentially 95kgs lol
Thank you. Everyone acting like Devon being a dominant #2 in the world is somehow a bad thing is just silly.
@@LordofTheFallen yea definitely.. the ones that say he needs to retire couldnt beat Devon on his worst day lol
general gym strength is a must, especially for begginers
Yeah gym bro
For sure, Devon is very specialized and i don't think his training is applicable to other top puller because no one has arm so fucked up like his except Michael Todd
@@edgaralanpoe2808 Devon's arm is in perfect health
@@hugohoeglund1424 before stem cells, it surely not
How are ppl questioning Devon's training after losing to Levan? Levan is the strongest aw in the history of the sport yet Devon, who is 130+ lbs lighter, still was able to compete against Levan. Devon is without a doubt the #2 in the world and he's done his job. Recency bias is crazy. There was no mistake or problem in Devon's training, its just Levan is Levan
well, It's because of the way in which Devon lost. Got hand control, then lost through arm
@@PerformanceEnhancingPancakes you’re right
@@PerformanceEnhancingPancakes the key thing is that he weighs only 120 kg and does not train the shoulder, biceps or lateral pressure, if he improved these aspects he would win
@@PerformanceEnhancingPancakes
Devon didn’t take his wrist, it was a setup that Levan didn’t resist. He wanted to show everyone the results of training on the flop press
if he could take Levan's wrist in the first round, he would be able to take it in the remaining rounds
@@zazagurgenidze7337you don't rven know what you're talking about. Go learn more about armwrestling and then rewatch the first match and tell me Levan didn't lose his wrist when he first tried to hit to the side.
The biggest mistake was not training any side pressure
You're right
He did train allot of side pressure..
Yep
He does train side pressure
Didn’t learn from Ermes
Auden should face Levan, when Levan turns 49😁
easy money
Auden will never defeat Irakli.
I agree with you, and also I agree with Levan's recommendation about Devon. He needed more weight to beat him. Around 140 kg.
Devon said he tried everything to gain weight and he couldn't.
@@ConnoisseurOfExistenceeverything apart from tracking calories 😂
His biggest mistake was not getting that georgian blood transfusion
They actually put in him steem cells from Georgia 😂
Problem is the weight gap kid grow up😂
@@AbhishekVerma-sh9ct Nothing makes you sound grown up more than words: "kid grow up". Nice!
@@AbhishekVerma-sh9ct ew a troll gross
@@AbhishekVerma-sh9ctbros being hostile for no reason
Doesn't train direct side pressure, doesnt train direct bicep or shoulder. So whenever he meets someone with an equal hand, he will lose every time because he lacks the arm power behind it.
There's only 1 equallish tho.
That didn't happen against Georgi
@Haikami yeah... because devons hand was superior
@@SixSickCigs It wasn't that much but either way Georgi's bi and side are not strong enough either.
Only 1 person in the world, levan lol
I agree with Genadi when he said Levan hand was so thick that devon just couldn't get around his hand .
How he is not maxing out his back pressure? He even kicks back his wrist during pronation lifts and still his pronation is rock solid. In my opinion in that lift his back pressure is limit and i would not compere it with Ermes 92kg back pressure, because Devon trains with weights that is 90% of his max or around that and his form is much better than Ermes' during his 92kg back pressure lift. I'm pretty sure with the belt perpendicular to the forearm he can't do that much, so difference is not that massive. Devon's back pressure is very strong and Levan said same thing, he needs more side pressure and he trains it as well, but againts Levan he needs much more side and maybe 10% more back pressure and even stronger wrist, because it was failing before the back pressure.
he does side pressure at the same time, but doesn't focus too much on it
Your back pressure lifts will be higher if you don't also have to pronate all that weight as well.
Same with wrist rise.
If Devon was able to lift 15 or 20% more on back pressure alone (not having to pronate or wrist rise), he could get a lot stronger in that lane.
Theres nothing wrong with his training, hes just not taking as many steroids as all the other titans in the top of armwrestling.
He definitely is except maybe Levan. He just doesn't respond to the asteroids as well as some other people.
Agreed. He and Ermes should train together and strengthen each others weaknesses.
His training is good. Arm is fine. His approach to the match maybe not. Him opening up and dropping to kings is NOT the thing to do with Levan. He neutralized Levan’s hand round 1 but didn’t advance. He needed to stay tight to his arm
I said it years ago, he needs a basic strongman circuit training. Some compound movements and hit his antagonistic muscle groups.
lol. He’s 50. And one of the best to ever do it.
He knows what he’s doing. Levan is special and is the best the sport has seen by far.
@@oldironsides4107 Levan himself said that he needs side pressure strength, which Devon doesn't practice very hard
@@oldironsides4107 Sure. Imagine if he did lift weights like all the top guys do. Imagine if he had 15-20lbs or more of muscle on top of what he already has. The Levan match could have been very different. Not saying he would win, but it would have been a better fight for sure. Devon says he can't gain weight. You're never going to gain weight only working out one arm.
@@FeralCompanions.Could of, would of, should of. The reality is that Devon, at almost 2mt for 120ish kg, is a chicken. He should really gain at least 20-30 kg.
@@g72236 I agree with you. But that option is dead. He needed to start that years ago.
If he were 20 years younger he could adapt. What he even accomplished at 48 is insane. Nobody under 40 could even appreciate what he has been able to achieve in the last year. You’ll understand when you get there.
He said that he was his strongest now. So no, he would never have defeated this version of Levan.
The problem is that training the elbow flexor requires much more energy and muscular capacity than what he is capable of providing being 49 in his situation. The rising and pronation lifts turn out to be much more efficient for him, although not enough to contest Levan's power. Besides, I don't think his riser was enough, Levan held the advantage there during the fight. Devon's pronation though was intact.
4:56 hook training 3 😁
Absolutely same he lose genadi
The lack of bicep power prevented Devon not being able to transition and pin from a favorable position.
Which arm wrestler owns a bicep power to beat levan??? None
the only reason why devon got. a stop at the start was because levans wrist was still sore … not because of devon’s strength
I’m calling it now, Devon vs Levan 3 2027
haha yea prob
I think they will have a rematch 2025 or 2026 story didnt end
If Devon adds the missing links in to his program then 100% as Levan is his ultimate test subject for his training.
then on the next match he will have compensated knowing what he now knows.. I cant see him dropping this.. as this time he was CLOSE!
really close!
But what let him down will eat at him & he will have no choice but to adjust & fight back!
😂😂😂😂
Guys let it go
Devon is getting older, he will NOT beat Levan
Levan is only back from injury amd Devon was in the form of his life, wiping everyone other than Genadi. However, he was swatted aside 4-0 and is currently 0-10 in rounds vs Levan
He will pull others at SHW, but Levan already owns him. Another fight is pointless. No matter how great Devon is, it's clear he is not the man to beat Levan
Devon is most effective armwrestler in ratio to his weight. If Devon had ability to bulk up to 400 pounds then Levan has no chance. Show me one armwrestler to 250 pounds who can match Devon...
I remember Devon talking about this, he says that training any kind of side pressure hurts his elbow so he doesnt do those
Yes but that was before. Shouldn't his elbows be mostly healed now?
@@esrbin95 maybe, but Devon not training side pressure might be because he still feels pain, and if you look at the way he pulls he never not once exposes his elbow so i guess that means he never recovered fully, but thats just what i think
levan was able to drag to his side because his pronation was intact. People underestimate levan's pronation.
Should be noted that trying to train cupping with less than 10 reps is a suicide
Well yeah and his side pressure was weak, Levan even said that, Devon could train elbow flexion all he wants, if he doesn't have the side pressure, he ain't gonna beat big side pressure guys like Levan.
haha, yeah most arm wrestling movements feel terrible with low reps. unless isometric.
Multi joint compound movements about twice a week for good recovery, Because training your back & chest, with rows, neutral grip pull-ups, push-ups & bench presses overloads and strengthens your biceps & triceps better than isolation movements, plus gives you the extra chest, shoulder & back power on the table, plus helps you gain quality weight, and yes he should should still do his key statics lifts, but supplement them with the key full range of motion compound lifts that I mentioned, Then I guarantee that he would be stronger than ever, including on the table.
I think his specialized training worked super well for gaining strength in the exact areas he needed it, however, a set amount of muscle CAN have a strength ceiling. One rep sub max isometric training can never add as much size as more traditional full range multi-rep training. I think Devon would be measurably better during his career if he used periodization and moved back and forth between heavy hypertrophic training, and his sub maximal isometric singles.
🤔💪🏻🤷🏻♂️
There's a kinetic chain at work here, not individual muscles doing more or less work than others. Bench press training for a pulling sport is useful to the degree it adds total mass to that chain.
Inside elbow rotation and triceps/shoulder press both use chest directly.
Problem is Devon has no lats, no triceps,no delts.
Justbicep and forearms and hands
I fully agree. I hope Devon does the elbow flexor isolation training!
Devon's lifts do target his elbow extension and side pressure to great extent. Look at his "pronation lifts", it's the arm that starts to open up before his hand, which means he certainly is already targeting his arm immensely. I am not sure if isolated Ermes style backpressure lift would improve Devon's arm strength enough to state to rival guys like Levan or Ermes (in arm power), as can be indicated from his pronation lifts. On the other hand, side pressure Devon definitely does directly train through the handle quite a bit, so I don't think there is much to improve on.
Overall, I don't believe Devon training his elbow flexion through isolated back pressure style lift would improve his arm power significantly. Though who knows, implementing those new movements couldn't really harm his game because his hand (pronation/rising) is already elite of the elite, so deducting some time from hand training to isolated backpressure lifts could prove to be at least some-what effective.
What people forget is that Devon got injured a while ago and had to change his technique entirely. His training is reflecting what he has to do in order to stay competitive on top of the food chain.
I think his training style is accurate. He could add some exercises to increase his arm strength. I'm thinking in particular of side pressure/supination/bench.
The problem that many people don't understand, and even devon, is that he's only been training in this way for 1 year and 10 months. So all the strength he's gained in that time hasn't yet reached his full potential. Just because he's able to lift +70kg in pronation doesn't mean it translates into a match. His body, his nervous system and his muscles still have to get used to all the strength he's gained. And that's also why he has very little stamina, because he's not used to generating so much force since his body has undergone relatively short training.
I'm sure that in 2 years' time, he won't be the same. He'll have a lot more arm strength, a lot more endurance. All is about consistency if he switch his training he need time to acheive real results
I think in round one Levan had the same problem as Denis has had in his matches, that his wrist flexion is just barely holding on and would go back if he decides to move to the side while his elbow flexor is chilling with like 50% effort. You can see Levan making a pretty good Denis impression by staring calmly his own hand while Devon is actually shaking in intensity trying to match the back pressure. Combine this with Devon's arm getting totally strecth out and Levan changing tactics in later rounds and it's easy to see that Devon didn't stand a chance.
Yes, I agree 100%, and I want to add some things. I am not an armwrestler, but I have been doing bodybuilding and calisthenics for a good while, and I follow scientific studies on muscles and so on. However, I also love arm wrestling and have been watching it for a while, especially Devon. And yes, I agree with you. I have seen a lot of Devon matches and yes, many times even against people weaker than him I often see his arm opening, even if just a little, and he often resorts to the King’s Move because his arm is a little weak compared to the rest, so he resorts to putting more pressure on his hand, (like) cheating, for example, with the plank exercise (I will not go into depth), so for example with the plank when The abs becomes tired. You begin to subconsciously remove the load from the abdominal muscles and place it on the pelvic muscles (for example), and this is what I see happening with Devon. You see that sometimes his arm fails to defend or attack, so you see him resorting to his stronger muscles more such as the pronator muscle, the cup, etc...., so sometimes you see Devon can take the hand and still lose, for example against the flop wrist press ( Example his match against genadi ) even though he has complete control of the hand, but the strength of his elbow flexors is not enough ( i think ) again i am not an armwrestler, so I think he should pay more attention to it.
imagine if Devon leveled up his back / side pressure _and_ went full Kyriakos Grizzly bloat lord maxx😳
ERMES WILL BECOME THE CHAMPION IN 5 YEARS MARK IT!!
yeah I could see it. Maybe sooner
that statement is the same as me saying i will be 40 in 20 years :D Ermes alr was the champ
5 years Is too much pasta Time
I don't think it will take that long tbh.
@@Lunarpollo5622 but Morozov Is more impressive than Ermes
How come you keep on saying elbow flexor instead of bicep? Is it a subtle difference?
We all know a third match is most likely imminent, the question is has Devon realized what it was rhat he was lacking? His abck pressure is 100% something he needs to work on, hie spronation and wrist were top notch
There was only one problem with his training: Levan
Devon says he goes all in, but refused to put on enough body weight to increase his overall power. He needed to be 320 lbs at least to beat Levan. He should have gone on a cycle for several months and gotten huge. No one is beating Levan at 265 lbs.
Does everyone ignore the juice? Devon needs the same georgian juice 😂😅
Devon is also 49 years old and on less gear than Levan.
He will never be able to overcome a 15 year age gap + steroid gap. His strategy was to come in specialized to try to beat the overall stronger competitor.
I think Devon is smart to focus on Heavyweight and give up on super heavyweight.
A lot of this advice would be more true if he were in his 30s
He knows to stay relevant in superheavy weight, he needs to take more gear than he is now!
@@virginccyy7645 I agree
Devon is good because he’s usually taller and has a longer arm than his opponent.
Didn’t work with Levan. Levan’s arm is nearly as long as Devon’s and Levan’s arm is also more complete everywhere.
If Devon was 6’0 feet or shorter he’d more than likely have to change his training style because it’s usually all predicated on hand and height with him.
He could put the belt around his wrist so it only target is elbow flexer and he could also lift much heavier
Levan is a gigantic mesomorph on peds. Devon is an ectomorph also on peds but his body is never going to react the same way. Plus he is almost 50. He trained perfect and did a great job. Levan is just a very large person worse technically but way too strong
Would it kill Devon to train Hang Cleans, Dead Lifts, and T-Bar Rows?
A heavy Devon with a barrel back is a scary thought.
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I think Devon trained everything. Why wouldn't he? But yeah, he needs more side preasure and arm. Also more fundamental strength and 10-20 kg bw. But he is 49 so it would require insane sacrifices. And even then he could only win if Levan stopped improving. I don't think Devon wants to. Instead he might keep improving slowly with the same regime and perhaps in 1-2 years he could feel up for it again with some better chances. Idk. Only thing now is who the heck except kurdecha could give him a fight? Genadi perhaps. Vut then what? He'll just smash everyone in 115.
Devon simply doesnt have enough muscle to compete with Levan. Levan has 132lbs on Devon. It would take Devon years of training on gear to put on enough muscle to match Levan's level.
Devon’s hand + Ermes arm= Levan
Also. Once Devon cracks open near 150°+, Levan leans in even more and puts all his bodyweight in top of his press or side pressure. So all that's holding is Devons small brachialis part of the forearm and long head outer bicep. Literally holding up like 100s of pounds of pressure instead of say Ermes who leans in and now it's shoulder, side pressure, bicep and leaned in Levan can no longer dump his whole body on top as efficient.
I train as devon does, the only disadvantages is that you are vulnerable to supination (high hook) lucky for me I train my biceps very hard and also you are vulnerable to getting pressed (should or triceps press) apart from that you pretty much win from the setup itself, you can also transition to lowhand toproll and beat any hooks.
I would love to see Hook Devon like he did it the first time but a rematch could be very different.
Sometimes change things is the way.
Ermes, Engin, Denis, and many other pro pullers told Devon to increase his weight and his pure back pressure to be able to stop Levan, but he didn't listen. But you don't need to be an elite puller to see that his only weakness at this point is his arm strenght. The reason he did well against Ermes, Denis, Georgi is because he could crack their wrists back and without them they were not able to access their side pressure. I hope he mixes his training up and becomes even stronger.
honestly I think where devon messed up is by trying to open top roll instead of hooking given that his hand was strong enough, he really should commit his frame, but he just didn't at all and I dont know why.
best to add typical weight lifting to armwrestling specific training.
All valid points for Devon to consider, however, he likely doesn't have the structure to ever build up his elbow flexor and side pressure to beat a Levan. His pronation and rise are his 'ice breaker', after which his secret weapon of endurance allow him to drain his opponents. That seems to have been his best option and why he spends as long training table time. Avoiding the fatigue of direct work and general strength allows more focus on these attributes.
IMO elbow flexion + internal shoulder rotation is what he needed more of, and I suspect shoulder is the more significant of the two
His biggest issue was his weight, no matter how strong you are the weight will matter when going up against someone like Levan.
I think Devon is a lot closer than anyone including him thinks, he should give it another shot
The problem with Devon’s training is that he’s not lifting a shit-ton of heavy ass weights like the Georgians. He was never going to beat a Hulk at the game of strength. It’s simple, common sense stuff. Hell, even little Irakli is huge compared to Devon…because he understands strength is the number 1 attribute needed once you get to the top. Table iQ, and trickery means nothing as we saw during the Devon/Levan match. Why do you think Leonidas was able to defeat School Bus? Simple…he’s the stronger man - with half the arm wrestling skill and iQ. Devon is by no means weak, but he needs to understand that in order to beat the bigger fish, he needs to bulk up, and lift that heavy iron. In fact, he should straight up go to Georgia, and train with those juggernauts for a month…really absorb their training/weight lifting regimen like a fucking sponge, and make some cool videos while doing it. Only then, will he understand what it’s truly going to take to attain victory over them. Let’s not forget, he still hasn’t beaten Genadi yet, so in my opinion Devon should be ranked #3 upon Genadi’s return.
I agree regarding Genadi. Devon and Genadi should have a rematch to sort out their rankings. However I think that even if Devon went to Georgia and trained with the Georgians and absorbed their knowledge he would revert back to his way of training. It seems that he is set in his ways and at his age there might not be enough time for him to reap the full benefit from the Georgian training.
@@tommy_eganYou’re most likely correct, and I agree that Devon’s age, and the propensity to revert back to his old training methods would likely ensue haha. Would definitely be exciting to see what his full potential could be with proper weight training though, as he already has a killer physique/baseline to begin with. Oh well, like you said, that ship has probably sailed. Regardless, he’ll definitely rule the lower weight classes like a God if he really does drop back down.
I've been saying this for a long time, totally agree
That and Needs to put on 100lb of muscle. That extra meat makes a massive difference. And at almost 50 that's not possible without cutting life super short.
Matthias has spoken...
Levan was just warming up. Devon didnt crcaked his wrist 😂.
🤔 *He could have skipped training entirely.* "But Did You Die?" Creed vs Drago 3.
The sad part is levan is on another level and won't be challenged for years
When having longer levers, Side pressure is not a style that a lean person can be great in. Devons APE is something like +4 if I remember from am older Juji video.
What do you think about the many singles , that devon does?
I think the singles worked, just maybe needed an additional lift or too.
@@PerformanceEnhancingPancakes
I think Devon needs to train compound movements. I think his weight gain issue could be attributed to a lack of hypertrophic stimulus. Having more muscle mass would allow more strength potential in areas such as lats, shoulders, triceps, biceps, and even legs
@@PerformanceEnhancingPancakes
When he gains weight, it all goes to his stomach because there is no hypertrophic stimulus for the major muscle groups. You aren’t going to magically put on muscle mass if u only train arm wrestling specific movements.
Devon round one, I've got you right where you want me.
Devon should watch this video
Genadi also defeated the brilliant Devon. Devon - Todd. Devon 133kg. Genady - Devon. Genadi 138 kg. The difference between them is endurance. Georgi 165 kg. Corey West 200 kg. Kurdecha 165 kg. Zaur 170 kg. Devon is not number 2. To be number 2 he must win against Genadi. Jeri. and against the prepared Ermes. Previously, everyone said that weight and age doesn’t matter, now it turns out Devon is an old man with multiple sclerosis who thought he was competing in the Mindaugas category and not in the heavyweight category.Devon didn’t take his hand, it was a setup that Levan didn’t resist. He wanted to show everyone the results of training on the flop pess
There’s no point in training solely your pronation, if you haven’t got the back pressure to match it. You can’t just take your opponents wrist using only pronation. This can only be done alongside the use of your back pressure. And this is where Devon was lacking. Yes, Levans wrist was cracked back, but only after he had gave it up.
It was great, but he should have trained his centre table pronation just like Sandris Sedis does.
I'm confused, wasn't Devon's hand already the strongest link in his Kinetic chain.
У его подъема на пронацию есть огромный минус. Когда он выполняет подъем перекинув ремень через кисть, ремень слишком облегает ее и на лучевую мышцу приходится большая нагрузка а на пронатор недостаточная. Нужно между кистью и ремнем положить что нибудь чтобы увеличить плечо подъема.
people just don't get it. Hanging 160lbs off your one arm is not light weight for your bicep. That's actually insane weight for one arm. Most people couldn't even hold that with both arms.
very true, but Ermes did 200 ;)
@@PerformanceEnhancingPancakes yeah, and Devon owned Ermes. If Devon would have been armwrestling me it would have looked about the same.
Considering his age and style, I think focusing only on the pronator was actually the right choice. After all, he's managed to become the legit No. 2 with his pronator training. Even if he'd devoted some time to working on his side/back pressure and biceps, it most likely wouldn't have made much of a difference anyway -- Levan is just too much for him.
There is also the rational approach: realizing that no matter how Devon trained he wouldn't win with Levan anyway. Unless he could magically gain 25kg
The biggest mistake is Davon's delusion that he's strong and good enough to beat Levan.
The biggest mistake was weighing 100 pounds less and being much older. I don't think any amount of training would have changed the gap between them unless Devon could gain 50+ pounds
He would never have the arm power to match Levan, so it might've been finishing returns for him to train arm power anyways
Devon should not drop weight. We need him in the supers. There is no one to challenge him in the heavyweight category at all. Genadi and Vitaly would be great matches for Devon
Levan is 180kg and Devon is 120kg. That's 50% more body weight. Could the best 80 kg arm wrestler beat Devon? There is a reason why there are weight classes in strength sports.
And you can't gain quality weight (sic) by training only your forearms.
I think this is the first time I disagree with you PEP. Devons back pressure was PLENTY enough in the round one when he won the height, thus also kept his cup. In all of the other rounds, Devon lost height and thus lost cup and subsequently his back pressure was of course not enough. He lost because of rise, not because of back pressure. His training is good for him, if he added isolated back pressure then it would take from his rise and pronation lift significantly due to increased volume, so he would have to lower volume on pronation and rise.
Levans hand is too big and gives him a huge advantage and rise department. Anyway you look at it, Levans rise is just otherwordly.
We ever gona get a face reveal PEP? I already have my bets on what I think you look like
He don't do much weight and gym training outside of the usual arm wrestling training that's the problem. His strict bicep curl is only 70kg and bench press 130kg.
The age gap plus the training regime plus the steroid and supplement intake and plus the frame size of this man is impossible for devon.
He needs to put weight on and live as a 300+lbs for awhile he cant just put that much weight on in a few months he needs to live at that weights for a few years thats what Id do if i was him and try again at 50years old spend the next few years living at 300+lbs and he would do better honestly if he could get to 330 would open more doors for him, generating momentum starts at the feet he also doesnt weight enough when hes dropping his body to the ground. Maybe if he was 6foot at 260 he could be better but 260 at 6'6 is too light for levans frame
You forgot that he also needs to gain 130lbs. Levon is huge. Devon killed every heavyweight except for this monster. Don’t get me wrong Devon is my hero.
I think Levan has no defects except when he lies down to finish off his rival weighing about 70kg more.
Everyone’s a general after the battle…
Devon listened to his body and dod his best. I believe that the weight difference is way too significant against Levan.
Devon honestly just made a big mistake in round one by fighting that press. He shouldn't have fought in the open arm position for so long, he essentially did a > 100% max totally opened up for a few seconds. That was enough to knock his power completely out.
I tell you the problem... problem is Devon is 120kg and Levan 180... theres no other problem :)
i disagree with you buddy... if levan was as the same weight than levan,that would change everything
there is no problem Devon is the number 1 human in the world, then there is Levan above all which is a monster.
A lot of actual arm wrestlers said this too....Devon didnt bulk up properly. Bro was 260-270ish lbs facing Levan! All the pro PED users around him couldve help him BULK to 300lbs of arm wrestling muscle, then we wouldve had a proper match. He got to reliant on his own ways and shouldve listened to those already telling him his weaknesses.
Maybe will see Devon with 25 inch python’s next time lol
Devon trains the most intelligently of all of them. That’s how he’s able to compete at such a high level. If he did Levan’s training he’d be nowhere near the top.
There are no issues with Devon's training. He simply lacks the potential to beat Levan.