For years, most of the sport considered him exactly that. He held the Legacy Hammer — armwrestling's informal marker for the best pound-for-pound competitor — until Levan Saginashvili beat him 6–0 to take it at King of the Table 4 in June 2022. He remains one of the most decorated and recognizable names in the sport even without the title.

Yes. Before turning to armwrestling full-time, Larratt spent years in the Canadian Armed Forces, including service with the special-operations unit Joint Task Force 2 and a deployment to Afghanistan.

There's no independently verified net worth figure for Larratt, so TitanPull isn't going to publish one it can't source. His income comes from armwrestling appearance and prize money on the East vs West and King of the Table circuits, plus sponsorships and his YouTube channel.

No. As of TitanPull's latest data release he's still active on the East vs West circuit, with a match already lined up for East vs West 26.

His next scheduled match is against Ivan Matyushenko at East vs West 26. An exact date hasn't been announced yet — the match history below has the latest confirmed result.

Saginashvili has won both of their meetings on TitanPull's record: 6–0 at King of the Table 4 in June 2022, where he took the Legacy Hammer from Larratt, and a 4–0 rematch at East vs West 12 in April 2024.

Yes. Their most famous meeting came in 2008, when a then-largely-unknown Larratt beat the long-dominant Brzenk 6–0, ending a win streak that had lasted almost 25 years. Larratt also won their most recent meeting on TitanPull's record, King of the Table II in 2021.

It's split. Tsyplenkov won their first meeting, PAL Armfight #50 in 2018, 6–0 on the left arm. Larratt won the rematch on his right arm at East vs West 10 in November 2023, 5–0.

Yes — a one-off boxing exhibition in 2021, outside armwrestling. Larratt lost by TKO. It isn't part of the source-listed armwrestling record below.

Several across competing federations rather than one tidy number: left-hand belts with the UAL, MLA, and PAL between 2012 and 2013, both WAL heavyweight titles — left and right — by 2016, and the inaugural King of the Table title in 2021.

Hand-fighting and grip technique more than raw size — setting up favorable wrist and elbow leverage before a pull even starts. That skill set is a big part of why he's held titles on both arms, not just his dominant side.

He came up through Ontario provincial tournaments in the late 1990s, winning the title in 1999 and defending it through 2003.

Both. He's one of relatively few elite armwrestlers to hold titles on each arm, taking both WAL heavyweight titles — left and right — by 2016.