Ray Williams, a 35-year-old powerlifting champ, is the king of raw squats (which means he accomplished his reps without the aid of a squat suit, knee wraps, or help unracking the weight).

There are precious few humans who can say that they've moved over 1,000 pounds in any lift—and fewer who have done so with all that weight on their back for a squat, the discipline considered by some ...

Powerlifter Ray Williams became the first man in history to squat 1,000 pounds back in 2016, at the USAPL Raw Nationals. More recently, at the 2019 Arnold Sports Festival, he improved on his own ...

Ray Williams, a 35-year-old powerlifting champ, is the king of raw squats (which means he accomplished his reps without the aid of a squat suit, knee wraps, or help unracking the weight).

Ray Williams broke several records when he squatted 1080 lbs without any assistance. That’s equal to the weight of almost 6 Hrithik Roshans. He’s easily one of the strongest men in the world.

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Ray Williams, a powerlifter, junior college defensive line coach, and absolute beast, didn’t just imagine it: He made history on October 16, squatting 1,005 pounds at the Powerlifting Nationals ...

STRONGMAN Ray Williams completes the first ever bar-bending 1,000lb squat – and celebrates like a champion. The American giant who stands 6ft and weighs a massive 361lbs – some 25-and-a… ...

Ray Williams, the defensive line coach and strength and conditioning coordinator at Itawamba Community College, broke his own world record in the squat on Sunday. Competing at the Asia Oceania Raw ...

Demopolis native Ray Williams set an International Powerlifting Federation record with a 938-pound squat at the IPF Raw Classic in Finland in June. (YouTube.com screengrab/Powerlifting by Fred ...