Levan Saginashvili sweeps Devon Larratt to win King of the Table 4
Levan Saginashvili’s 6-0 sweep of Devon Larratt at KOTT4 still drives clicks because arm wrestling’s biggest rivalry keeps selling the sport’s biggest stage.

Levan Saginashvili’s 6-0 sweep of Devon Larratt at King of the Table 4 still looks like the sport’s most bankable matchup, and the latest highlight packages prove it. The result was never in doubt once the match turned into a clean sweep, with Saginashvili taking every pin and leaving Larratt without a foothold in one of arm wrestling’s biggest supermatches.
That is why the footage keeps resurfacing. A June 30, 2022 upload titled “Devon Larratt vs Levan Saginashvili ALL THE PINS Official Footage” kept the KOTT4 result in circulation, and an official-style “Levan Saginashvili vs Devon Larratt | King Of The Table 4 Full Match” package reinforced the same point: this was the night Levan settled the balance of power in decisive fashion. In a sport built on bursts of leverage, grip, and hand control, a 6-0 score is as clear a statement as it gets.

The build-up showed why the pairing mattered long before the first foul was called. A December 18, 2021 Reddit post announcing “Devon Larratt Vs Levan Saginashvili Confirmed For June At King Of The Table 4” drew immediate questions about how to watch the pay-per-view and where the stream would be available. That kind of attention does not happen for ordinary cards. It happens when two names carry enough weight to turn a single supermatch into the event’s main selling point.
The rivalry has kept paying off in replay form, too. East vs West uploaded official highlights of Devon Larratt vs. Levan Saginashvili from East vs West 12 on April 28, 2024, and the full-match upload places that meeting on April 20, 2024, in Istanbul, Türkiye. The continued packaging of the same matchup across promotions says plenty about where both men sit in the sport’s hierarchy: Levan remains the benchmark in the heavyweight conversation, while Larratt still commands enough recognition to headline premium content years after KOTT4.

That is the real reason the old footage outperforms generic event coverage. A random card can offer results. Levan versus Devon offers a scoreline, a style clash, a rivalry, and a clean answer to a question fans still want revisited: who owns the top of arm wrestling’s most visible division? KOTT4 gave Saginashvili the answer, and every new clip keeps that answer in play.
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