Insta-Famous Weightlifter Is Getting Called Out For Allegedly Using Fake Weights

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http://img-s-msn-com.akamaized.net/tenant/amp/entityid/BBBHpHi.img?h=100&w=100&m=6&q=60&o=f&l=f&x=541&y=130Bradley Castleberry has nearly 750,000 followers on Instagram, but weightlifters think that this Insta-famous lifter is using fake weights to boost his numbers. After a quick stroll through his Instagram feed, it?s clear the man is legitimately strong. He?s got biceps the size of cantaloupes, and more ab definition than Zac Efron?s Baywatch eight-pack. But Castleberry has come under serious fire recently after Muscle & Fitness cover star and bodybuilding legend Mike O?Hearn publicly called him out at an expo earlier this month, challenging Castleberry to prove his superior strength. Pay close attention to the video above, because while his call-out seems playful, he is certainly on the offense. The challenge would be a lift-off between Castleberry and former NFL veteran Heath Evans (who is also a beast in his own right), and would include a ****** of different strength and agility tests. ?Alright so these guys are monsters," he said, "and we are going to collide these two worlds of the athletic meta-human against a vet NFL stud. We?re going to do this live in San Diego. We?re going to get out, run some 40s, run some agility work, we?re going to do some squat-offs, some bench-offs, we are going to have some fricking-ass fun. So, are you ready for this?? Are you ready Castleberry? In the video above, it looks like he isn?t too thrilled to accept the challenge, which begs the question: Is Castleberry worried he won?t be able to back-up his ?record? powerlifts. According to Maxim, Castleberry has also refused to compete in power-lifting contests in the past, despite having been offered as much as $10K to enter, win or lose. ** date has been set for O'Hearn's challenge as of yet. BROKE A**THER WORLD RECORD TONIGHT! Stacked the bar full and that means that there's ** room for clamps! Tag someone that has me on #legday. #BeGreat #BeHumble #**Clamps #WorldRecord #iamChampion #iamlegend #castleberrynutrition #boom #sandiego www.castleberrynutrition.com A post shared by Bradly Castleberry: TheManimal (@bradcastleberry) on May 17, 2017 at 8:53pm PDT While we are **t claiming Castleberry is using fake weights, it?s certainly feasible. Nick Miller of the Nick?s Strength and Power YouTube channel put together some pretty compelling evidence that fuels the ongoing conspiracy: Though **thing is proven, the video highlights some good points. If you take a look at the weights he is using in his insane lifts, it's always the same hexagonal-shaped weights?even when other weights in the background of his videos are clearly round. Also, there are plenty of places to get fake weights, like fakeweights.com. Real or fake? You be the judge.

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