Manchester Arena, England
Giants Live returns to the Manchester Arena on September 15th. The World Strongest Man Tour Finals is set to be the Greatest Showdown of Strength yet.
A 5-event battle between the 'World's Top 10 + Past Champions' to find out who is actually the Strongest Man.
In 2017, the contest saw the surprise return of Zydrunas Savickas, who was back to his all-time best, capturing the victory on the final event: The Atlas Stones. Lithuanian sensation 'Big Z', as Zydrunas is known, proved why people rate him as the Strongest Man in History.
Now he has pledged to return and emerge victorious against perhaps the finest line up ever to retain the title in 2018.
So, you’ve seen the Giants on TV, now it's time to see the athletes assembled LIVE.
Please note, due to the nature of the event, the line-up of stars is subject to change.
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FlyDSA Arena, Sheffield, England
Get ready for a Showdown that may well be the current World's Strongest Man's final contest ever.
British and World Champion; 'Eddie ‘The Beast’ Hall has agreed to compete but stated that this contest will mark his retirement while still on top. 'The Beast' from Stoke-on-Trent is also set to take a 6th British title in-a-row if he once again succeeds.
Those who stand in his way include Swindon's Laurence ‘Big Loz’ Shahlaei, winner of 'Europe's Strongest Man title in 2016. Plus, Lancashire's own 'Miracle Man' - the mighty Mark Felix - who at 52 years old has had a frustrating four 2nd place finishes at the Brits in his career. Former British Champion, Terry Hollands from Dartford, is always a very giant threat. Not to mention the Scottish Brothers Luke and Tom Stoltman.
The 'Atlas Stones' and 'Log Lift' are just two of the events already confirmed to help find Britain’s Strongest Man 2019.
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Hafpor (Thor) Bjornsson retains his Europe's Strongest Man crown for a record fouth time in front of a packed audience at the Leed's First Direct Arena. Hapfor was in ominous form, winning two of five events and setting a new Icelandic log lifting record of 213kg.
| Athlete Name | Overall Points | Overall Position |
|---|---|---|
| Hafpor Bjornsson | 44 | 1st |
| Konstantine Janashia | 36 | 2nd |
| Mateus Kieliszkowski | 36 | 3rd |
| Zydrunas Savickas | 33 | 4th |
| Graham Hicks | 27.5 | 5th |
| Terry Hollands | 23.5 | 6th |
| Matjaz Belsak | 20.5 | 7th |
| Mark Felix | 17.5 | 8th |
| Krzysztof Radzikowski (Retired - Event 4) | 16 | 9th |
| Vytautas Lalas (Retired - Event 4) | 13 | 10th |
