EDDIE HALL’S son Maximus is only 11 years old.
But he’s already on his way to emulating his dad after deadlifting weights heavier than Tyson Fury.
Hall is a former strongman-turned-fighter who lifted his way into the history books.
The Brit became the first ever man to deadlift 500kg in 2016.
And a year later he achieved his dream of becoming World’s Strongest Man.
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Hall retired from the sport soon after.
But son Maximus looks set to pick up where Hall left off.
The youngster has delighted fans by turning his hand to weight lifting.
And despite his age, Maximus is already moving some serious numbers.
He trains regularly with Hall in their local gym.
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But Maximus’ latest session saw him achieve a remarkable goal.
The kid deadlifted a hefty weight of 120kg, putting most adults to shame in the process.
Incredibly, the weight is heavier than boxing supremo Fury, who tips the scales at 118kg.
And with many more years of training to come, the path is set for Maximus to become a strongman icon just like his dad.
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However, it remains to be seen if the youngster fancies Hall’s latest career move.
After retiring from strongman, the star tried his hand at boxing.
He squared off against old foe Hafthor Bjornsson but was beaten on points in an epic brawl.
Hall then trained for an MMA event which fell through.
But his hard work was not wasted after receiving an offer from World Freak Fight.
It saw Hall take on TWO fighters at the same time, with TikTok twins Jamil and Jamel Neffati the unfortunate victims.
Neither stood a chance as Hall polished them off in the same round, picking one brother up and slamming him to the ground before delivering a devastating right hook KO.
