No imagine he is going to squeeze your arm, leg, fingers or your face. So a chimp has double to triple the handgrip strength of the strongest human.These guys are made to climb all day. The average hand grip strength of a male human is 36 kg. Other sources describe it as 330 kg (727 lbs).The estimated grip strength of adult chimpanzees is 200 kg (441 lbs), according to the Asahiyama Zoo of Japan.A chimps fingers are strong enough to rip off a humans face with ease. I don't think he trained his face muscles. When a crazy chimp rips Ngannous face off and starts to eat it, his muslces won't help anymore. I can’t … He’s eating her! He’s eating her! Please! God! Please! Where are they? Where are they?” “Gun! They got to shoot him! Please! Please! Hurry! Hurry! Please! I can’t. “He-he ripped her face off! He's eating her face!' 'He ripped her apart! Hurry up! Hurry up! Please!” Herold breathlessly replies. If that chimp bites ngannou its wraps, every other scenario ngannou KO's or sleeps the chimp.Įver heard about the chimp who ripped a womans face/hands off? Therefore, chimp will have more explosive/dynamic movements (sprinter vs marathon runner, for example). The one thing that is agreed upon, based on extensive research, is that 67% of chimp muscle fibers are fast-twitch. I doubt Ngannou is going to land a clean punch, or kick, against an enraged animal that has no set pattern of attack.Įdit: in regards to bench pressing, the 1000lbs you mentioned is based on the the theory that “party A is this strong, so they can likely bench X times their body weight.” Again, the actual strength, compared to a human, of a chimp has been debated and changed over time. However, we are putting him against a physically superior mammal that, despite having a significant weight disadvantage, has higher functional strength and speed in almost all aspects. In certain areas, yes I agree he is 1.5 stronger than an average human. However, he is still limited by his physiology. That + training allows him to throw, and it’s been measured, some of the hardest punches in the world. Ngannou is basically a large, peak athletes, so yes he is stronger than the average human.

No chimp has actually bench-pressed 1000lbs, let alone have scientist been able to get chimp to bench press anything as far as I know.

There was a 1x only random display of strength in which a chimp pulled approximately 1100lbs.

Chimpanzee hand grips