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Tom Stoltman wins World’s Strongest Man competition for third time in four years
For the third time in four years, Tom Stoltman can call himself the “World’s Strongest Man.”
Stoltman won the 2024 World’s Strongest Man with a nearly wire-to-wire victory in the finals. He wrapped it all up Sunday afternoon by winning his signature event, the Atlas Stones, and finished with 53 total points – 5.5 points ahead of second place Mitchell Hooper, the 2023 champion.
Hooper could not deny Stoltman another title, like he did a year ago when he prevented Stoltman from pulling off the rare three-peat. Stoltman is now tied with American Bill Kazmaeir (1980, 1981, 1982) for third on the WSM’s all-time winners list.
Stoltman, 29, never finished worse than third in any of the six events over the two-day finals. He tied for the most amount of points in the Max Axle (four reps) and Keg Toss (five reps) on Saturday to put himself into the lead after day one.
Evan Singleton finished in third place as the highest-placing American in the event. He was also the lone American to advance to finals. Singleton finished tied for fourth last year and was the best American then as well.
Luke Stoltman, the brother of Tom, came in ninth place only a few weeks removed from winning Europe’s Strongest Man.
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