Powerlifter Shane Hunt Smashes Massive 926-lb Deadlift Three-Rep PR

Shane Hunt reveals newfound improvement in his chase for the 1,000-pound pull.

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Shane Hunt
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Shane Hunt is a highly regarded athlete who is commonly recognized for his strength and sheer size. Even after acknowledging his humongous lifts, many still can’t fathom what an impressive specimen he actually is. However, he continues to improve on every aspect of his physical shape. So, most recently, Shane achieved a 926-pound deadlift three-rep personal record (PR). Afterward, he posted about his latest success on Instagram.

Upon loading the 926 pounds onto the barbell and getting ready to lift it, a crowd of people gathered around Shane Hunt to witness his mind-blowing deadlift. However, after putting his headphones on, Shane turned his focus to the task ahead of him.

Shane Hunt got comfortable in a sumo stance and wrapped his lifting straps around the bar. When he began deadlifting the 926 pounds, he made all three repetitions appear effortless.

Seeing that Shane Hunt used lifting straps to achieve the lift, it would not count in a powerlifting competition. However, that still doesn’t undermine the fact that this is the heaviest that he has ever managed to perform three reps with.

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Watch the lift here:

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cr67KczgMt-/

Related: Powerlifter Shane Hunt Crushes 11 Reps Of 700-lb (317.5-kg) Conventional Deadlift At 2022 Olympia Expo

Currently, Shane Hunt is preparing for his next appearance, which is not far off. Despite the fact that the competition in which he intends to compete is currently unnamed, he has revealed that it will take place within about eight weeks. This comes as a surprise, since Shane has competed just a few weeks ago as well.

Shane Hunt seems to be particularly active compared to the past few years. We are just five months into 2023, but he has already taken part in the 2023 Ghost Clash 2 and 2023 Pioneer On The Beach. However, this proves that Shane is hopeful of breaking some records and ready to do everything in his power for this feat.

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A decade in the making, Shane Hunt’s resume is now filled with incredible achievements. He has taken part in 16 sanctioned powerlifting competitions and won 12 of them. Moreover, he is regarded as one of the greatest deadlifters in history.

Shane Hunt’s Competition PRs

  • Squat: 360 kilograms (793.6 pounds) — (2022 USPA Pro Raw Championships)
  • Bench Press: 232.5 kilograms (512.5 pounds) — (2023 USA-UA Pioneer on the Beach)
  • Deadlift: 425 kilograms (936.9 pounds) — (2022 USPA Pro Raw Championships)
  • Total: 1,015 kilograms (2,237.7 pounds) — (2022 USPA Pro Raw Championships)

https://www.instagram.com/p/CpjUxl1svWn/?igshid=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

Related: Powerlifter Shane Hunt Breezes Through a 420-kg (925.9-lb) Raw Deadlift PR

Shane Hunt’s Competition History

Personal Bests

Equip Squat Bench Deadlift Total Dots
Raw 793.7 512.6 793.7 2237.7 582.6

Competition Results

Place Fed Date Competition Division Total Dots
1 WRPF 2023-07-01 South Texas Summer Showdown Open 2061.3 527.04
1 USA-UA 2023-04-08 Pioneer on the Beach Open 2166 560
1 WRPF 2023-02-18 The Ghost Clash 2 Pro Open 2188.1 570.16
1 USPA 2022-09-24 Pro Raw Championships Open 2237.7 582.6
1 WRPF 2022-02-12 Ghost Clash Open 2160.5 560.37
6 WRPF 2021-09-25 The Bucked Up Showdown Open 2028.3 528.8
1 WRPF 2021-02-20 Hybrid Showdown III Open 2061.3 534.78
8 USAPL 2019-10-16 Raw Nationals MR-Jr 1653.5 456.11
1 WRPF 2019-06-01 Hybrid Summer Slam Open 1581.8 434.83
4 USAPL 2018-10-11 Raw Nationals MR-Jr 1692 463.23
1 USAPL 2018-08-18 Southeast Regional MR-Jr 1675.5 460.68
1 USAPL 2018-06-02 Gulf Breeze Open MR-Jr 1653.5 447.48
DQ USAPL 2017-10-10 Raw National Championships MR-Jr
1 USAPL 2016-12-09 Southeast Regionals MR-T3 1422 408.98
1 USAPL 2016-12-09 American Open & Police-Fire Nationals MR-T3 1422 408.98
1 USAPL 2014-01-25 GA Winter Classic & Single Ply Invitational MR-T2 1411 374.59
1 APF 2013-02-23 Florida State Meet M_TR_1_APF 1234.6 317.38
Data Source: Open Powerlifting. Last Updated: August 17, 2023

Not many people have achieved a deadlift of over 1,000 pounds, but Shane Hunt is currently very close to joining that exclusive minority. His training sessions are always at maximum force, which is why he is reaching new heights during workouts.

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Vedad is a journalist specializing in strength sports, with three years of experience covering powerlifting, Olympic weightlifting, strongman, armwrestling and bodybuilding. He is a lifelong fitness enthusiast, passionate about all aspects of strength training. Vedad's in-depth knowledge of training methodologies and dedication to constant research fuel his insightful and engaging reporting. He works hard to deliver accurate content while continuously seeking to improve his craft.
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