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The UK’s Strongest Man 2019 competition has arrived on Channel 5.

Humans have always wanted to know who’s the strongest man out there. It’s something that has dated back for years and strongman competitions are always popular events to this day.

Whether it’s the World’s Strongest Man competition or the national UK’s Strongest Man, they always offer up plenty of jaw-dropping feats of strength.

The 2019 edition of UK’s Strongest Man has recently made its way onto Channel 5 with three new episodes heading our way to give us the best bits of this year’s competition.

But who won the 2019 UK’s Strongest Man title and why wasn’t fan-favourite Eddie Hall competing?

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UK’s Strongest Man 2019

The first episode of UK’s Strongest Man arrived on Channel 5 at 7pm on Wednesday, November 27th with the second and third episodes following up on November 28th also at 7pm and Saturday, November 30th at the slightly later time of 7:05pm.

As it was in 2018, Channel 5’s highlights programme is hosted by former British tennis player Dan Lobb who has turned his attention to presenting since his sporting career came to an end in 1998.

2019’s winner

2019 Strongman Winner

Despite the 2019 edition of UK’s Strongest Man hitting our screens now, the competition actually took place during the summer, specifically July 26th to July 28th 2019.

As a result, the winner of the competition has already been revealed to be Scotland’s Paul Benton who claimed his first major title with the victory.

Following behind in second place was Graham Hicks, who also won Britain’s Strongest Man this year, and in third was 2018’s UK’s Strongest Man champion Pa O’Dwyer.

No Eddie Hall this year?

Winner

In recent years, the UK and Britain Strongest Man competitions have been dominated by Eddie Hall who won the UK competition six years in a row (2011-16) and the Britain competition five years in a row (2014-18).

However, the former World’s Strongest Man has been absent from the UK competition for several years now after retiring from Strongman competitions towards the end of 2018.

Instead, Eddie Hall has taken to the world of TV and currently has a Man v Food-esque show, Eddie Eats America, on Dave.

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2019 Arnold Strongman Classic
Host cityColumbus, United States
WinnerHafþór Júlíus Björnsson
Nations participating8
Athletes participating10

The 2019 Arnold Strongman Classic was a strongman contest that took place in Ohio, Columbus from 1–2 March 2019 at the Greater Columbus Convention Center. The Arnold Strongman Classic is the finale of the Arnold Strongman Tour and is seen as one of the biggest and most prestigious strongmen events on the circuit.

Qualifying[edit]

To qualify for the Arnold Strongman Classic athletes have to either win a sanctioned event on the Arnold Classic Tour or gain enough points to be invited through a wildcard system. Athletes that qualified and their method for qualification are as follows:[1]

NameNationalityMethod of Qualification
Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson2018 Arnold Strongman Classic Champion
Rauno Heinla2018 Arnold Classic Australia Champion
Oleksii Novikov2018 Arnold Amateur World Champion
Mikhail Shivlyakov2018 Arnold Classic South America Champion
JF Caron2018 Arnold Classic Africa Champion
Brian Shaw2018 Arnold Pro Strongman Forts Warwick Champion
Martins Licis2018 Arnold Classic Europe Champion
Mateusz KieliszkowskiWild Card 25 points
Jerry PritchettWild Card 25 points
Matjaz BelsakWild Card 25 points

Event Results[edit]

Event 1: Elephant Bar Deadlift[edit]

  • Weight: Starting weight was 340 kilograms (750 lb).
  • Time Limit: 60 seconds per lift
  • Notes: 3 lifts per athlete, weights to be submitted before each round.
#NameNationalityWeight LiftedEvent PtsOverall Pts
1Hafþór Júlíus BjörnssonIceland474 kilograms (1,045 lb)1010
2Brian ShawUnited States463 kilograms (1,021 lb)99
3Jerry PritchettUnited States442 kilograms (974 lb)7.57.5
3Mikhail ShivlyakovRussia442 kilograms (974 lb)7.57.5
5Martins LicisUnited States440 kilograms (970 lb)66
6Rauno HeinlaEstonia431 kilograms (950 lb)55
7Matjaz BelsakSlovenia404 kilograms (891 lb)44
8Mateusz KieliszkowskiPoland395 kilograms (871 lb)33
9Oleksii NovikovUkraine381 kilograms (840 lb)22
10JF CaronCanadaN/A11

^ Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson's lift of 474 kilograms (1,045 lb) is a new world record for the elephant deadlift bar.[2]

^ JF Caron sustained an injury in this event and took no further part in the competition.

^ Brian Shaw sustained an injury in this event however he completed all further events in the competition.

Event 2: Husafell Stone Carry[edit]

  • Weight: 186 kilograms (410 lb) for max distance.
  • Time Limit: 2 Minutes
  • Notes: This is not the actual Husafell Stone but a replica produced by Rogue Fitness.
#NameNationalityDistanceEvent PtsOverall Pts
1Hafþór Júlíus BjörnssonIceland66.725 metres (218.91 ft)1020
2Oleksii NovikovUkraine64.465 metres (211.50 ft)911
3Rauno HeinlaEstonia58.902 metres (193.25 ft)813
4Martins LicisUnited States57.023 metres (187.08 ft)713
5Mateusz KieliszkowskiPoland55.498 metres (182.08 ft)69
6Matjaz BelsakSlovenia55.067 metres (180.67 ft)59
7Mikhail ShivlyakovRussia40.385 metres (132.50 ft)411.5
8Brian ShawUnited States31.724 metres (104.08 ft)312
9Jerry PritchettUnited States29.083 metres (95.42 ft)29.5

Event 3: Wheel of Pain[edit]

  • Weight: 9,072 kilograms (20,000 lb) for max distance.
  • Time Limit: 60 seconds.
2019 Strongman Winner
#NameNationalityDistanceEvent PtsOverall Pts
1Martins LicisUnited States36.499 metres (119.75 ft)1023
2Hafþór Júlíus BjörnssonIceland36.347 metres (119.25 ft)929
3Oleksii NovikovUkraine34.442 metres (113.00 ft)819
4Matjaz BelsakSlovenia32.156 metres (105.50 ft)716
5Mikhail ShivlyakovRussia31.394 metres (103.00 ft)617.5
6Rauno HeinlaEstonia31.318 metres (102.75 ft)518
7Mateusz KieliszkowskiPoland30.937 metres (101.50 ft)413
8Brian ShawUnited States28.956 metres (95.00 ft)315
9Jerry PritchettUnited States23.394 metres (76.75 ft)211.5
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Event 4: Austrian Oak[edit]

Ultimate strongman 2019 winner
  • Weight: 175 kilograms (386 lb) Light log. 195 kilograms (430 lb) Heavy log. For max repetitions.
  • Time Limit: 90 Seconds
  • Notes: Repetitions on the heavy log gain more points than repetitions on the light log. * Denote repetitions on the light log.
#NameNationalityRepetitionsEvent PtsOverall Pts
1Mateusz KieliszkowskiPoland28.521.5
1Mikhail ShivlyakovRussia28.526
1Martins LicisUnited States28.531.5
1Hafþór Júlíus BjörnssonIceland28.537.5
5Brian ShawUnited States1621
6Rauno HeinlaEstonia2*4.522.5
6Matjaz BelsakSlovenia2*4.520.5
8Jerry PritchettUnited States1*311.5
9Oleksii NovikovUkraine0019

^ Oleksii Novikov sustained an injury in this event however he completed the remaining event.

Event 5: Stone to Shoulder[edit]

  • Weight: 186 kilograms (410 lb) For max repetitions.
  • Time Limit: 2 Minutes 30 seconds.
  • Notes: Athletes were awarded for getting the stone to their lap or torso but not completing the full repetition.

World Strongman Winners 2019 198 Lb

#NameNationalityRepetitionsEvent PtsOverall Pts
1Mateusz KieliszkowskiPoland51031.5
2Martins LicisUnited States2940.5
3Hafþór Júlíus BjörnssonIceland17.545
3Matjaz BelsakSlovenia17.528
5Oleksii NovikovUkraine0 (Lap)625
6Mikhail ShivlyakovRussia04.530.5
6Rauno HeinlaEstonia04.527

^ Brian Shaw did not take part in this event because of an injury he sustained earlier in the competition.

^ Jerry Pritchett did not take part in this event because of an injury.

Final Standings[edit]

#NameNationalityPts
1Hafþór Júlíus BjörnssonIceland45
2Martins LicisUnited States40.5
3Mateusz KieliszkowskiPoland31.5
4Mikhail ShivlyakovRussia30.5
5Matjaz BelsakSlovenia28
6Rauno HeinlaEstonia27
7Oleksii NovikovUkraine25
8Brian ShawUnited States21
9Jerry PritchettUnited States14.5
10JF CaronCanada1

References[edit]

  1. ^Beck, Kalle (October 3, 2018). '2019 Rogue Arnold Strongman Classic Qualified Athletes'. Starting Strongman. Retrieved February 4, 2020.
  2. ^Sacca, Paul. 'Hafþór Björnsson sets new elephant bar deadlift record'. Fitness Volt. Retrieved February 4, 2020.
  3. ^'2019 Rogue Arnold Strongman Classic Event 1'. www.youtube.com.
  4. ^'2019 Rogue Arnold Strongman Classic Event 2'. www.youtube.com.
  5. ^'2019 Rogue Arnold Strongman Classic Event 3'. www.youtube.com.
  6. ^'2019 Rogue Arnold Strongman Classic Event 4'. www.youtube.com.
  7. ^'2019 Rogue Arnold Strongman Classic Event 5'. www.youtube.com.
  8. ^'2019 Rogue Arnold Strongman Classic Final Results'. Fitness Volt. March 3, 2019. Retrieved February 4, 2020.

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