Tom Stoltman has made a name for himself in the world of strongman competitions, with an impressive record of achievements spanning over six years. In 2019, he finished 5th, followed by a 2nd place in 2020. However, his recent run of form has been nothing short of spectacular, as he clinched victory with 1st place finishes in 2021, 2022, and 2024, and a 2nd place finish in 2023.
At the most recent competition, Stoltman’s focus and poise were on full display as he dominated the final event, the Atlas Stones. The three-time champion outperformed his competitors with ease, showcasing his immense strength and skill. With a total of 53 points, he claimed victory once again, further solidifying his reputation as one of the world’s strongest men.
The final table revealed Stoltman’s impressive lead over the other competitors, with Mitchell Hooper from Canada coming in second with 47.5 points. Luke Stoltman also represented Great Britain in the competition but finished in a distant ninth place.
With his third World’s Strongest Man title under his belt, Tom Stoltman has cemented his place among the elite strongmen in the sport. His recent win is a testament to his hard work and dedication and has earned him well-deserved congratulations from fans and fellow competitors alike.
In particular during the Atlas Stones event, Stoltman’s exceptional performance was unmatched as he finished it in just under two minutes (38:14 seconds). This feat showcased not only his strength but also agility which makes him stand out among other strongmen competitors.
Overall Tom Stoltman’s journey to becoming one of the world’s strongest men is an inspiration to all those who aspire to achieve greatness through hard work and dedication.
