2024 Strongman Basic Outcomes and Recap

Mitchell Hooper achieved a world file Axle Press en path to the gold.

Final up to date on July fifteenth, 2024

The 2024 Strongman Basic, promoted by Giants Stay, occurred on July 13, 2024, on the Royal Albert Corridor in London, England. The one-day contest featured 12 of the world’s high strongmen, together with three World’s Strongest Man (WSM) champions, competing via 5 occasions: Max Axle Press, Deadlift, Conan’s Wheel, Wrecking Ball Maintain, and Atlas Stones.

2023 WSM and reigning two-time Arnold Strongman Basic (ASC) champion Mitchell Hooper of Canada scored 49 of a attainable 60 factors to safe the highest spot on the rostrum. Within the opening occasion, the Max Axle Press, Hooper achieved a new world file of 218 kilograms. He later set a brand new Wrecking Ball Maintain world file of 1:58.

2024 Strongman Basic Outcomes

1. Mitchell Hooper (CAN) — 49 factors
2. Tom Stoltman (UK) — 47 factors
3. Pavlo Kordiyaka (UKR) — 38.5 factors
4. Mathew Ragg (NZL) — 37 factors
5. Tristain Hoath (CAN) — 36.5 factors
6. Oleksii Novikov (UKR) — 35 factors
7. Andrew Flynn (UK) — 34 factors
8. Kane Francis (UK) — 32 factors
9. Pa O’Dwyer (IRL) — 28 factors
10. Eddie Williams (AUS) — 24 factors
11. Gavin Bilton (UK) — 15 factors
12. Evan Singleton (USA) — 9 factors (withdrew)

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2024 Strongman Basic Occasion Outcomes

Under are the outcomes for every of the 5 occasions contested on the Royal Albert Corridor:

Max Axle Press

1. Mitchell Hooper — 218 kilograms — World Document
2. Tom Stoltman — 195 kilograms
3. Pavlo Kordiyaka — 195 kilograms
4. Evan Singleton — 185 kilograms
5. Mathew Ragg — 170 kilograms (T-fifth)
6. Tristain Hoath — 170 kilograms (T-fifth)
7. Oleksii Novikov — 170 kilograms (T-fifth)
8. Andrew Flynn — 170 kilograms (T-fifth)
9. Kane Francis — 170 kilograms (T-fifth)
10. Pa O’Dwyer — 170 kilograms (T-fifth)
11. Gavin Bilton — 170 kilograms (T-fifth)
12. Eddie Williams — no raise

Deadlift

Utilizing an axle bar, every athlete tried as many reps as attainable of 360 kilograms inside the 60-second time cap.

1. Mitchell Hooper — Eight reps
2. Mathew Ragg — Seven reps
3. Tom Stoltman — Six reps
4. Tristain Hoath — 5 reps
5. Oleksii Novikov — 4 reps (T-fifth)
6. Andrew Flynn — 4 reps (T-fifth)
7. Kane Francis — 4 reps (T-fifth)
8. Pa O’Dwyer — 4 reps (T-fifth)
9. Eddie Williams — 4 reps (T-fifth)
10. Pavlo Kordiyaka — Two reps
11. Gavin Bilton — One reps
12. Evan Singleton — withdrew

Conan’s Wheel

1. Pavlo Kordiyaka — 1,035° — World Document
2. Mitchell Hooper — 836°
3. Tom Stoltman — 826° (T-third)
4. Tristain Hoath — 826° (T-third)
5. Mathew Ragg — 798°
6. Andrew Flynn — 783°
7. Pa O’Dwyer — 778°
8. Oleksii Novikov — 641°
9. Kane Francis — 559°
10. Gavin Bilton — 374°
11. Eddie Williams — 373°
12. Evan Singleton — withdrew

Wrecking Ball Maintain

1. Mitchell Hooper — 118.72 seconds — World Document
2. Oleksii Novikov — 104.14 seconds
3. Eddie Williams — 101.48 seconds
4. Andrew Flynn — 88.71 seconds
5. Pavlo Kordiyaka — 85.77 seconds
6. Pa O’Dwyer — 85.38 seconds
7. Kane Francis — 74.66 seconds
8. Tom Stoltman — 74.56 seconds
9. Tristain Hoath — 66.72 seconds
10. Mathew Ragg — 66.47 seconds
11. Gavin Bilton — 35.35 seconds
12. Evan Singleton — withdrew

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Atlas Stones

1. Tom Stoltman — 5 in 20.81 seconds
2. Kane Francis — 5 in 25.06 seconds
3. Mathew Ragg — 5 in 27.72 seconds
4. Tristain Hoath — 5 in 36.24 seconds
5. Oleksii Novikov — 5 in 36.56 seconds
6. Andrew Flynn — 5 in 49.43 seconds
7. Eddie Williams — 4 in 20.88 seconds
8. Pavlo Kordiyaka — 4 in 29.43 seconds
9. Pa O’Dwyer — 4 in 48.28 seconds
10. Gavin Bilton — Three in 19.84 seconds
11. Mitchell Hooper — One in 5.54 seconds
12. Evan Singleton — withdrew

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