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Yeah, i do know some......it`s in my photobucket......probably have to post it a little later, though, as it`ll take a long time to find.

I myself can deadlift 325 lbs......the average body builder would be lucky to achieve even twice that amount.

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Schamah, my little 13 year old sister can lift about 150 lbs, and she is not strong at all. My mother can deadlift 225 lbs, and i can basically destroy her in arm wrestling, without really trying. I gave an average deadlift of 250 lbs based upon what i`ve seen others lift, and from records of men lifting a certain amount of weight. I myself can lift at least 325....and i`m only 142 lbs. Not even the world`s strongest man is 5 times stronger than the average man. And, it`s not nessecarily the size of the muscle that determines strength (though it does make a great deal) but the weight/percentage of muscle. A man of an average weight of about 150 lbs (based upon an actual study) should be able to lift roughly 1.66 times his average weight.

A man that can lift two times his weight, is considered very strong, and one who can lift 3 times his weight is abnormally strong.

The proportional strength of the gorilla is rather extreme. The chimp, which is much smaller, is on average 2 - 4 times as strong as the average person. As a gorilla is roughly 2.3 times the size of a chimp, he should be about 5 - 9 times as strong as the average man, which is at LEAST 2 or 3 times as strong as that body builder, even if he was 400 lbs. He`d still lose. The strongest man in the world is barely stronger than 4 men on average.

Actually, gorilla`s are quite agile actually. I had saw a gorilla attack a female in captivity, and he seemed fast as hell. I don`t think a human can match it.

The gorilla can also bite (which would be terrible). The guy may even give the gorilla a bit of competition, but i don`t think he`ll last too long.

But, i don`t think a gorilla will follow those rules.