A stolen car left him with devastating leg injuries at 18, and he spent six months in a wheelchair; decades later, he deadlifted 285 kg and became a world-record powerlifter
- Liam has broken numerous records across four different weight divisions in powerlifting and set his Guinness World Records title in 2022 when he lifted 285 kg (628.31 lb).
- Image Credit: Guiness World RecordsAn Irish powerlifter who suffered devastating leg injuries after being struck by a stolen car at 18 has turned a life-changing accident into an extraordinary sporting achievement.
- Liam Beville spent 6 months in a wheelchair, underwent multiple surgeries and had to learn to walk again.
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- Liam has broken numerous records across four different weight divisions in powerlifting and set his Guinness World Records title in 2022 when he lifted 285 kg (628.31 lb).
- Image Credit: Guiness World RecordsAn Irish powerlifter who suffered devastating leg injuries after being struck by a stolen car at 18 has turned a life-changing accident into an extraordinary sporting achievement.
- Liam Beville spent 6 months in a wheelchair, underwent multiple surgeries and had to learn to walk again.
Sources: Times of India