Armwrestling predictions, training & analysis
Match picks, technique from a national team coach and a world champion, and every video we've made, in one place.
East vs West 27
Vitaly Laletin vs Kamil JablonskiMain event · vacant right-arm super heavyweight titleRead our pick
Devon Larratt vs Ibragim SagovRight arm · 115 kgWatch our video
Todd Hutchings vs Oleksandr TelyatnikRight arm · 95 kgRead our pick
Davit Samushia vs Jānis AmoliņšRight arm · 85 kgRead our pick
Latest videos
Search all 2,000+ videos11:03Devon Larratt vs Ibragim Sagov at EVW27
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9:09Give me BOGDAN STOICA!!! I deserve a TITLE MATCH!!!
11:23My Current Armwrestling Forearm Workout
5:22Jānis Amoliņš vs Davit Samushia at EVW27 | First thoughts
12:55Tina vs China’s Best Armwrestlers: KOTT
24:16EVW26 Full Card Match Review (SPOILERS*)
12:51This Was My Comeback Match | EVW 26 China
6:13Today is EVW26, Update on My match and Event
8:30We ate some bull "nuts" in China- EVW26 BTS
8:05Cherkasov might be the hardest match for Artur Makarov
13:55Barbora wants Matt Mask - EVW26 BTS
6:48Filip Larsson vs Riekerd Bornman for the future of SHW division
8:48Technical Nightmare but for Who?
9:15Is Devon Larratt Ready for Ivan Matyushenko?
9:59Am I in Trouble at EVW 26? How Good Is Rui Jiale?
12:11Armwrestling with Kamil Jablonski
16:58Talent Isn’t Enough — The Champion Mindset (Lars & Caro)
12:54EVW 26 Update: I Thought My Shoulder Was Done…
14:19Armwrestling Challenge: Ray & Kamil test grip strength
17:58Armwrestling practice: Tina vs Sarah Bäckman
25:59Armwrestling Practice: Kerstan joins Janis, Toms, Raimonds, Sandris & RayLearn the technique
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BASIC: 8 weeks of toproll and hook fundamentals, €40,00. PRO: the 4-week block Jedi used to win his first WAL title, €80,00. Instant PDF with a video for every exercise.
Top athletes
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Devon LarrattCanada
The face of the West. In 2026 he beat Laletin 4-1 on the right and Matyushenko 4-0 on the left. Next: Sagov at EVW 27.
Levan SaginashviliGeorgia
Unbeaten in EVW and KOTT. Gave up the right-arm super heavyweight title in July 2026 to recover and plans to return in 2027.
Vitaly LaletinRussia
Left-arm super heavyweight champion. Fights Kamil Jablonski for the vacant right-arm title at EVW 27.
Kamil JablonskiPoland
Three straight wins, including Tsvetkov in the title eliminator. Next: Laletin for the vacant right-arm title.
Alizhan MuratovKazakhstan
Left-arm specialist with an inside hook game. Left-arm heavyweight and light heavyweight champion.
Artyom MorozovKazakhstan
Ranked #3 with both arms at super heavyweight. Beat Ermes Gasparini 4-1 at EVW 24.
Who we are
About Voice of Armwrestling
Coach Ray
In armwrestling since 2011. President of the Latvian Armwrestling Federation, head coach of the Latvian national team, and still competing in East vs West and King of the Table.
Ray's record and matches
Jedi
Latvian armwrestler with WAF world titles and WAL championships, competing in East vs West and coaching through our training plans and videos.
Jedi's record and matchesArmwrestling FAQ
What is the difference between toproll and hook?
Toproll is an outside move: you raise your wrist, pronate and pull back to take your opponent's fingers and open their hand. Hook is an inside move: you cup your wrist, supinate and pull your opponent's arm toward your body with side pressure.
What is East vs West armwrestling?
East vs West is a professional armwrestling series of supermatches. Top athletes from Eastern and Western countries face each other over several rounds, with world titles for each weight class and each arm.
How do I start armwrestling training?
Find a local club or table, learn the rules and the basic toproll and hook positions, then build your tendons slowly with wrist, pronation and grip exercises. Most beginner injuries come from too much load too soon.
What are the basic armwrestling rules?
Each athlete keeps their elbow on the pad and holds the peg with the free hand. The referee sets the grip and starts the match with Ready, Go. Fouls include taking the elbow off the pad and false starts. Two fouls lose the match in a WAF tournament, or the round in an East vs West supermatch.
Who runs Voice of Armwrestling?
Coach Ray (Raimonds Liepiņš) and Jānis Jedi Amoliņš from Latvia. Both are coaches and active athletes: Ray is president of the Latvian Armwrestling Federation and national team head coach, Jānis is a WAF world champion, and both compete in East vs West.