^ a b c "From Drug Addiction to Powerlifting, Julius Maddox's Inspiring Story Is Sparking Change".^ "Julius Maddox Bench Presses New PR of 361 Kilograms (796 Pounds) Raw in Training"."Julius Maddox, 710 x 3 Reps, Raw Bench Press". "Julius Maddox Breaks Unofficial World Record with 765 pounds (347 kg) Bench Press". ^ a b Shiffer, Emily (25 February 2020).Maddox has been creeping toward an 800-pound bench press and took big steps in a recent training session.
Julius Maddox might hold the all-time bench press world record but he has made it clear that he is aiming for bigger goals. " 'No one expected this to happen.' Kentucky man breaks world bench press record". Julius Maddox continues to inch closer to his mark of 800 pounds on the bench. "Julius Maddox sets American Raw Bench Press Record with 723 pounds (328 kg) lift".
^ "Julius Maddox Sets New 350kg/770lb Bench Press World Record". "Massive Kentucky man breaks bench press world record: video". ^ a b c Miller, Joshua (3 September 2019). "Kentucky Man Lifts Insane 739.6 Pounds to Break Raw Bench Press World Record". Progression of the bench press world record. His progressive goal is to bench press 800lbs. Maddox has stated that one of his personal inspirations is C.T. Maddox credits lifting weights in helping him overcome his addictions and problems. Maddox had been lifting for around seven years at the time he set the world bench press record. Maddox entered the recovery program, where he found a set of weights and began his powerlifting journey. Because of this, Maddox eventually faced a choice between two 5-year prison sentences or entering a recovery program. In high school, Maddox was recruited for football by several top Division-1 programs, but faced troubles with drug addiction, depression, and jail time. Maddox was born and raised in Owensboro, KY, where he still lives with his wife Heaven and their four children. On May 10, 2022, Maddox pressed 796lbs (361kg) in his gym, which is 14lbs above the current world record. Maddox also holds multiple unofficial repetition World Records on the bench press, including 700 pounds (320 kg) for 3 reps, and 640 pounds (290 kg) for 7 reps. His previous best lift in the gym was 755 pounds (342 kg), done in January 2020. In May 2021, Maddox benched 795lbs during a training session. In January 2021, Maddox Benched 771 pounds (350 kg) in the gym, unofficially breaking his own world record by 1 pound (0.45 kg). In February 2020 Maddox benched 765 pounds (347 kg) in the gym, sharing it in a post on Instagram. On FebruJulius broke another All Time World Record at 782 lbs (355 kg) at a Ghost Strong meet in Miami Florida. Maddox competes at anywhere from 440 pounds (200 kg) to 460 pounds (210 kg) bodyweight in recent competition. Maddox also holds the official world record for most times bench pressing 700 pounds (320 kg) in official powerlifting competition, with 10 times. The record prior to that was 722 pounds (327 kg) by Eric Spoto, set in 2013. To repeat: Were talking about a world record attempt at an 800-pound bench press on live. In March 2020, Maddox set the world bench press record at 770 pounds (350 kg) at the Arnold Sports Classic in Columbus, Ohio besting his own previous record of 744 pounds (337 kg) that he set at the Rob Hall Classic meet in November 2019. Oh, and Julius Maddox will be attempting it live on ESPN at noon. On November 17, 2019, Maddox pressed 744.1 pounds (337.5 kg) with wrist wraps and without a belt, breaking his own world record. On AugJulius Maddox pressed 739.6 pounds (335.5 kg) with wrist wraps and without a belt, surpassing the 738.5 pounds (335.0 kg) record of Kirill Sarychev. And I continue to say nothing is going to stop me.Julius Maddox (born ) is an American powerlifter who is the world record holder in the bench press. 
My whole thought process over these past two months is, can a person recover from that? Can I actually recover from missing two of the biggest lifts of my life, to going into meet day and putting up an 800 pound bench? I'm in this mindset of when the time comes, I'm going to produce. "I have had the most consecutive training sessions as far as no injuries, everything moving fluidly. "This journey has been long, since the beginning of the coronavirus," he said in the training clip. music 🎵 - #phil413strong #powerlifting #sports #ghost #ghoststrongequipment #ghoststrongarmy #ghoststrongathlete #irregularathlete #powerlifting #weights #strong #beirregular #benchpress #roadto800lbbenchpress #motivation #bodybuilding #muscularlyfat #fitlifestyle #motivate #inspire #hardwork #dedication #fitnessmotivation #trusttheprocess #upliftĪ post shared by Julius Maddox on at 4:43pm PDT.💥IM COMING FOR EVERYTHING THEY SAID I COULDNT HAVE!! Spot See you next week 800lb bench! June 20th- supplements / irregularstrength
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