The only thing in this image that is actually operational is the Falcon Heavy:
And that never launched more than 9200kg. That was to GTO, but it’s also the heaviest thing that ever went up on a Falcon Heavy. Not remotely close to the weight shown here.
Though that’s not due to underperformance of Falcon Heavy. More like there just aren’t many 60-tonne payloads which need to be launched to LEO in one go. Yeeting lighter payloads to high-energy orbits is the optimal use of Falcon Heavy, but the theoretical “payload to LEO” is a useful metric for comparing the approximate capabilities of different rockets.
And that never launched more than 9200kg. That was to GTO, but it’s also the heaviest thing that ever went up on a Falcon Heavy. Not remotely close to the weight shown here.
Though that’s not due to underperformance of Falcon Heavy. More like there just aren’t many 60-tonne payloads which need to be launched to LEO in one go. Yeeting lighter payloads to high-energy orbits is the optimal use of Falcon Heavy, but the theoretical “payload to LEO” is a useful metric for comparing the approximate capabilities of different rockets.