Anthony Clark

[Stonecold54]

just got word he died at age 39....He was a powerlifer for those who didn't know him. I don't see any news stories of it yet.

[Primal Instinct]

39?! Jeezus...was it heart related or an accident?

[CreepingDeath]

I "heard" it was a heart attack....no official word that Ive noticed yet. Thats too damn young though either way, rest in peace brother

[CreepingDeath]

http://www.mcshane-enterprises.com/ASL/clark.htm

[bad14u]

I was reading on another website that just about every year someone starts saying that he was dead. Who knows? Here is part of the interview form two years ago!.............

Speaking of being alive, how do you feel every year you hear that you died? - I die laughing. Matter of fact, tell you the truth, Peter Thorn just told me, you know, I was speaking to Peter, he say's I just talked to someone and you just died. I say's, no he can't be dead because I just talked to him. I said, it kind of humors me. But I guess if people want me dead, that's just the way it is, you know? But I am alive and still lifting.

[CreepingDeath]

I dunno man I first heard it from Massive G....he tends to not spread rumors

[THE BOUNCER]

SAD.

Originally Posted by tom mcCullough, from goheavy.com. At about 6:30 pm we got a call from the hospital that Anthony had died. Needless to say, I was shocked. We were on the way to the hospital expecting to see him better. Instead we get there only to see him after he passed on. It was very sad.

Apparently Anthony started feeling bad early this morning and went to the hospital. He started having some trouble with his pacemaker. Then it quit and he had a heart attack. The got a hear beat back again and then his kidneys shut down this afternoon. I will post tomorrow the details of his funeral.

Let's all remember this guy for what he did for the sport. Anthony was a very kind and giving man who touched the lives of many people all over the world. He gave his live for this sport.




Clarke was a bench monster, here are some of his numbers:

Some of Anthony Clark's accomplishments.

First teen to Bench Press 600 pounds 1986
A 1025 pound squat 1988
First man to reverse grip bench press 700 pounds 1992
First man to bench press over 700 pounds
800 pound bench press record at the Arnold Classic 1997
1031 pound squat
771 Deadlift
World record powerlifting total of 2600 pounds
He has successfully benched 700 pounds or greater 17 times in competition
Talks to youth and spreads the meaning of the gospel sometimes up to 270 days a year

[bad14u]

Originally posted by THE BOUNCER
SAD.

Truly a sad day! Thoughts and prayers go out to his friends, family and the lives he touched!

[Lmg2701]

When I was in high school he came to lift and speak. Seems like a stand up guy. Damn shame. What was he doing with a pace maker at 39 though?