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Ok, you're the one that is fucking arguing with me and can't even back up what you are saying. LOOK AT THE LINK of WORLD RECORDS OF RAW LIFTING that was posted a few posts up. 95% of the time, the deadlift is higher than the squat. So don't tell me to fucking "look at records" when looking at records proves my point.
That right there is concrete proof that most of the time, people can deadlift more than they can squat, WHEN IT IS COMPLETELY RAW.
Look at loads of people's squat and bench numbers when they are raw or using gear. Mendy's record bench is 1008 with gear, 715 without. That is 300lbs he got out of it. One squat example I can think of is John Berner. I've seen videos of him squating around 1100lbs with his suit on. Raw, I've seen a video of him doing like 725x5. Yeah, he did the raw squat 5 times, but it's almost 400lbs less than his suited squat!
Now, of course there are exceptions, but when you are talking about people who know how to use the gear properly, there is more times than not a big difference in their raw and geared lifting. I'm not talking about some guy who can bench 315 raw, then putting a shirt on for the first time and 3 sessions later benching 335 with the shirt on. It doesn't work like that. You have to learn how to use the gear.
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