Ray Orlando Williams

And typically you are seeing a pretty large degree of butt wink if you watch super heavies from the side.

But no one is going to say shit when Jesus Olivares or Ray Williams or Devante Lewis squats over a thousand pounds like it's a, you know, like a and just smokes it.

And they're like, well, your butt wink didn't count.

Like, but that will happen for people who are just lifting.

Um, G- Glover winning the UFC title is a pretty big one.

Uh, Luke Richardson winning Worlds would be up there with Ray Williams getting the 500 kilo squat for like, that would make not just my day, not my week, not my month, that would be a year that I feel good about because I, that got to happen.

I get to live in the timeline where that went down.

Yeah, just the storyline of like young prodigy, 1,000 kilo total a- as a junior, dru- like drug-free, switches over, hops on, immediately is like-

I unironically really like it.

[laughs] I was like, "Well, what has Sam been doing?" He's like, "Just cool stuff." So I was like, "What's cool?" [laughs] Ajit Manocha or Ray Williams? [laughs]

Yeah, that's m- been my entire thought process on all of the ones I've made where I'm just like, "What do I think is cool?" I find a song I think is cool.

I maybe find an audio clip I think is cool, and then I find videos that I think are cool, and then I just kind of shittily throw them together.

We could put the viewers on game.

You know the saddest thing of all time? Ray Williams' legendary belt, the one where he would – every time he would squat – because Ray was squatting 1,000 pounds every week in training, and he would put a tally on the inside of the belt every 1,000-pound squat, and he had like 40 in there.

This is a piece of powerlifting history, right? Like this is the first man to squat 1,000 in sleeves.

This is still the strongest squatter to ever live.

It's almost so funny

because whoever took that has no, just like, oh yeah, this is what I saw.

It's Ray Williams' belt.

It's a giant belt.