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Chapters 00:00 On this week's episode 01:32 Akbar vs Liu back & forth 03:19 Liu vs Akbar jerk battle 06:30 Liu vs Akbar push press battle 08:32 'Big Sharof' 300kg/2 squat 09:04 Chen Po-jen 235kg clean & jerk 09:53 Ruzmetov 190kg C&J 10:40 Ryan McDonald 182kg complex 11:07 Fransheska Matias 121kg block snatch! 11:42 Mukhammadkodir Toshtemirov 170/2 snatch 12:05 Ramiro 290kg squat 12:35 Mattie Rogers highlights 13:24 Liang Boshi 290kg front squat 14:28 Song Yeong-hwan 300kg/4 squat 15:01 Prylypko 220kg clean & jerk
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