Eric Helms

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1,154 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 29 Jun

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King Of The Lifts · Worlds 2026 Recap: Men's division · 29 Jun 2026 podcast

an individual who has been stuffed into his current body weight.

I think he needs a little more time to fill out the 120s, and he's not even anywhere near the top of that.

Okay, he... That's what I'm saying.

Yeah, he's... Ashton is only 109.

I don't mean like...

I don't want to see him at 119 for like two years.

I just think he needs to get there a little.

Yeah, just so last final things, I'm not going to beat a dead horse that I brought up in the last one as well.

But I will say probably three points.

I have been predicting and saying, oh, we're right on the cusp of having 1,000 kilo up total.

We had a 1030 top five or higher.

So the 120s have arrived, much like the 59s have.

And that's another one of the reasons why I was like, oh, this is a –

This world means something for the development of the sport because the tail ends of the weight classes are coming up in terms of competitiveness.

And I will say that's not too long ago.

And this is a lifter who I have heard is coming over to the IPF, but just at raw nationals, Devante Lewis, not getting his third bench or his third deadlift totaled 1136.5.

What did he squat play boy?

He squatted the – I all do respect to Ray Williams, but he squatted 490.5.

So that is the heaviest.

Of course, it's USAPL, so it's not an official IPF or world record.

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