Quotes About Anderson
What some of the greatest lifters in history have to say about Paul Anderson
- Chuck Ahrens (Famous Muscle Beach strong man of the 1950s)
- "I could do 310 in a standing one arm side press with a dumbbell, Paul could do it for reps with ease."
- Ed Coan (World famous powerlifting record breaker)
- "Though I never met him personally until the Strength Symposium in Florida, I saw films of him lifting in his heyday, with such absolute ease it was astonishing. Using his strength to benefit others is something that should make all powerlifters proud. What a great benefactor to mankind."
- Jon Cole (Named "The Number One Strength Athlete in the World" by Powerlifting USA magazine in the early 1970s)
- "My love and respect for Paul runs deep. His ability to lift enormous weights in limited movements surpasses all. Those who attempt to discredit him shame our sport."
- Bill Kazmaier (3 time World's Strongest Man)
- "He’s the King of Strength. His backlift was unbelievable. But more amazing was his total commitment as a Christian."
- Don Reinhoudt (One of the strongest powerlifters of all time)
- "Paul was an inspiration to me. Some of his feats may never be surpassed."
- Bruce Wilhelm (Two-time winner of The World's Strongest Man competition)
- "Absolutely no question, Paul was the Strongest of the Strong. His physical deterioration and prolonged illness for the last 16 years of his life was fate unbefitting such a great strongman and humanitarian. Paul was really a powerlifter and did the overhead lifts only because Powerlifting as a sport did not exist 40 years ago. He excelled and was world and Olympic champ because he was far stronger than anyone else. When I hear people talk that a Powerlifter will never win an Olympic Gold Medal, I tell them that Paul Anderson already did it, almost forty years ago."
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