Tom Stoltman, a 29-year-old strongman from Invergordon, recently made history by winning his third World’s Strongest Man title – becoming the first Briton to achieve this feat. Standing at an impressive height of 6ft 8in, Stoltman claimed victory in South Carolina over the weekend, marking the third time in four years that he has emerged as the champion.
Reflecting on his achievement, Stoltman expressed his disbelief at his own success, emphasizing the significance of winning the title multiple times. Following a second-place finish last year, he made significant changes to his training and lifestyle, which ultimately paid off in reclaiming the championship. With his eyes set on breaking the record of Poland’s Mariusz Pudzianowski, who has won the event five times, Stoltman remains determined to solidify his place as the greatest of all time.
Despite recognizing the challenges ahead, Stoltman remains optimistic about his ability to continue competing at a high level and potentially surpass Pudzianowski’s record. His hunger, motivation, and unwavering determination to retain his title as the World’s Strongest Man drive his ambition to become an unparalleled force in the sport. Proud of his accomplishments and the special significance of the title, Stoltman is committed to carrying on his legacy and representing his home country with pride.
