anyone hit 225 bench way before 3/4 squats/deadlifts?

[IBorBust]

Been lifting seriously for about 3 months and just hit 225 bench last week for a 1 rep max. My current max dead lift is at 270 and so is my squat (ATG) of both which I can do about 3 reps each of. I used to do a lot of push ups/planks as a kid so that's obviously why my bench is pretty good but man I am far as fk away from doing the deadlifts and squat. Just wanna hit 2/3/4 then I wanna cut my weight down but feel likes its going to take another 4 months for deadlifts if I go hard. Any other bros out there like this

stats:
5 9
180lb
21 years old

was doing push pull legs 6days/week for like the first 2 months but in the last month I've only been working out for like 1/2 days a week because stress

[ECGordyn]

Been lifting seriously for about 3 months and just hit 225 bench last week for a 1 rep max. My current max dead lift is at 270 and so is my squat (ATG) of both which I can do about 3 reps each of. I used to do a lot of push ups/planks as a kid so that's obviously why my bench is pretty good but man I am far as fk away from doing the deadlifts and squat. Just wanna hit 2/3/4 then I wanna cut my weight down but feel likes its going to take another 4 months for deadlifts if I go hard. Any other bros out there like this

stats:
5 9
180lb
21 years old

was doing push pull legs 6days/week for like the first 2 months but in the last month I've only been working out for like 1/2 days a week because stress

Change routines from a PPL to something with better fatigue management. Squats and DLs are pretty fatiguing if you're lifting close to your max all the time. But you want more than 1-2 times a week because all lifts respond well to proper frequency.

Barbel Medicine The Bridge might be good for your situation.
Candito 6 week is good for squat and DL, not so much for bench.
RTS programming is probably the best around these days.

[ezra76]

As mentioned, adjusting your program is a good idea.

Work on form as well.

I think most people find they are stronger/weaker on certain lifts. Don't let it discourage you, keep getting stronger on everything.

[BeginnerGainz]

My first ever attempt on a bench press I did 225 for 4. It also pissed off my left shoulder.

[TolerantLactose]

I know guys that bench 225 who don't even have a 1-plate squat.