West Coast Premiers 2006
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Daniel Kerr would be up there. Jono Brown aswell.
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Pound for pound: Strongest man in the comp currently
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Barry Hall is incredibly strong. Kerr is amazing, It takes 4 opponents to take the little beast down.
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sandilands got dropped by seaby that one time
Brown, and Kerr is just amazing, he doesnt give up
Brown, and Kerr is just amazing, he doesnt give up
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delirious1 said:
He smacked him in the jaw and broke it wtf? Like to see you stand up after copping a broken jaw in that way...
legitimatic said:
if Kerr weighed 130kg he'd be stronger than sandilands.
legitimatic said:
haha Kerr would of got up
Craig Bolton. He beat all comers at the club a couple of years ago at the bench press during pre-season. Of other Swans I'd say Hall must have close to the strongest "core" in the AFL.
Matthew Robbins. Rarely gets beaten in a one on one contest, despite regularly playing on bigger opponents.
Ask Dermie, he'd know. All he ever talked about when Lynchy played was how strong he was.
I'm sure he has a new favourite strongest...
I'm sure he has a new favourite strongest...
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should this be just re-titled :
"Who is the strongest man in your club"
Because that is all everyone is doing.
"Who is the strongest man in your club"
Because that is all everyone is doing.
Big Ted said:
Ok, G-Train.
To be fair this is one of the areas where folks putting forward players from their own club is probably fair enough as they are the guys you see consistently/know pointless information about (such as Bolton bench pressing more than Hall). Simple acts of wrestling or strength are rarely put into highlights packages so that we can get a good idea of around the league.Big Ted said:
Chapman.
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westernnugget said:
Kerr wouldn't have gone down.
Pund for Pund, strictly speaking, Kerr would be ahead of anyone in the comp by a fair way.
Gary Ablett Junior and Matthew Whelan would fight it out for second place.
A lot of the really big guys use their bulk primarily for leverage rather than pure strength, Whelan, Ablett and Kerr use every bit of their strength.
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Simon Wiggins is the strongest at Carlton in the weights room .. or at least he was a season or two back. Not bad for a player of his size.
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I would say Chapman or Kerr pound for pound
It was reported a year or two back that on body weight ratio Jordan McMahon was stronger than Gehrig.
Gerhig bench pressed 180 at 105 kg or 1.71 x his body weight.
McMahon bench pressed 140 at 80kg or 1.75 x his body weight.
Gerhig bench pressed 180 at 105 kg or 1.71 x his body weight.
McMahon bench pressed 140 at 80kg or 1.75 x his body weight.
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definitely kerr, but i also think mark johnson from essendon would be up there
magic19 said:
Actually Darren Jolly benches the most.
An unhealthy preoccupation with the physique of grown ups ?
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