Stanley Pleskun, also known as “Stanless Steel,” passed away on May 5, 2021. He was known for his feats of strength and appearances on television shows.
Stanley Pleskun, born on May 13, 1963, in South Brunswick, New Jersey, was a strongman entertainer who gained fame under the stage name “Stanless Steel.” He claimed to be the “Strongest Man in the World at Bending Steel.” His unique talents and charismatic personality led him to be featured in various media, including the documentary “Strongman” directed by Zachary Levy in 2009, which followed his life and struggles both personally and professionally.
Pleskun performed feats of strength such as bending pennies with his fingers, rolling up frying pans, and lifting trucks. Despite his impressive abilities, he often struggled with financial and personal issues, which were candidly portrayed in the documentary.
His death in 2021 was not widely publicized, and the cause of death was not immediately disclosed to the public. Stanley’s life was a testament to the human spirit’s resilience and the pursuit of unique dreams, despite facing numerous challenges. His legacy continues to inspire those who knew him and fans of his strength performances.