Four-time World’s Strongest Man winner Brian Shaw has been a fan favorite in the sport of bodybuilding. In fact, he has accumulated thousands of followers over the years, with his incredible feat in strength sports. But this time, Shaw has received recognition from none other than The King, who jumped off his chair while watching the giant lifting massive weights easily.

Recently, the eight-time Mr. Olympia champ Ronnie Coleman shared a video on his YouTube channel which amassed 117k views within a few hours. It was a reaction video where the IFBB pro shared his thoughts while watching some old competitions of Shaw.

Ronnie Coleman cheered for Brian Shaw

Lately, the former Mr. Olympia has been making some fun, reaction videos on his channel. Previously, he made a video about Arnold Schwarzenegger and Chris Bumstead, where he talked about The Austrian Oak’s old-school lifts, and shared his thoughts on the 2022 Mr. Olympia classic physique. This time, he came up with yet another video featuring the strongman giant.

The first video was from 2011 when Shaw won his first WSM title. He carried two enormous tires, which mesmerized Coleman. This was followed by a bench press where he lifted 530 lbs which according to The King was, “530 lbs like it’s 330 lbs.” Later the beast deadlifted 1091 lbs and 981 lbs, which was from his last Strongman win in 2016.

Shaw’s heavyweight squat made Coleman say, “I don’t know what kind of contraption that he used but ain’t nothin’ easy about what he’s doing.” This was followed by his kettlebell toss in 2018 where Shaw looked furious while tossing the weights. The IFBB pro explained it as “Those are some big a** kettlebells and he tossed them like peanuts.” Coleman’s appreciation of Shaw, is the cherry on the top of a long line of accolades.

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Brian Shaw’s incredible journey

Starting at a very young age, Shaw graced the bodybuilding world with his strong verve and flair. Apart from winning 4 WSM titles, he also won several Arnold Strongman Classic titles and many other trophies in strength sports. In fact, over the course of his nearly two decades of career, the giant had set many world records too.

This year Shaw took part in his last World’s Strongest Man competition. Although he was all set to claim his 5th title this year, a terrible leg infection that landed him in the hospital for a week, hindered the feat. But it was his immense determination and love for the sport, that he willed himself to recover, and competed in the event, ending up in eighth place.

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