Tom Stoltman has been crowned the World’s Strongest Man for the third time in four years, solidifying his position as a dominant force in the strongman competition. The Scottish athlete outperformed Canada’s Mitchell Hooper and the United States’ Evan Singleton to capture the coveted title.
In the final standings, Stoltman held a commanding lead with 53 points, followed by Hooper with 47.5 points and Singleton with 36 points. Other notable performers included Mathew Ragg from Canada, Tristain Hoath from Canada, and Wesley Derwinsky from Canada.
Stoltman’s dominance was evident throughout the competition as he maintained his lead from start to finish. His exceptional performances in events like Conan’s Wheel and the Atlas Stones solidified his position as the ultimate strongman champion.
Despite a valiant effort, Hooper was unable to match Stoltman’s consistency and had to settle for second place. Singleton, on the other hand, had a mixed performance but managed to secure a spot on the podium by narrowly edging out Ragg.
Overall, the World’s Strongest Man competition showcased the incredible strength and skill of these elite athletes, with Stoltman once again proving that he is a force to be reckoned with in the strongman world.
