2024 Strongman Champions League Cyprus Results

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The 2024 Strongman Champions League Cyprus saw an electrifying battle between the world’s elite Strongman athletes, with the competition held on October 12th in Limassol. The title went to Poland’s Adam Roszkowski, marking his remarkable consistency across the five grueling events. While Roszkowski only won one event, his performance across all categories proved enough to secure the win.

Event 1: Bus Pull — Dominance in Raw Power​

The opening event showcased the athletes’ raw pulling power as they dragged a massive bus over 20 meters. The weight of the bus was kept confidential, adding to the mystery of the challenge. Kelvin de Ruiter, a dominant force in vehicle pulls, finished the event in a record 26.22 seconds, taking maximum points.

Top Performers:

• Kelvin de Ruiter — 26.22 seconds
• Kane Francis — 27.53 seconds
• Tuomas Lindroos — 28.16 seconds

Roszkowski's 6th-place finish (29.62 seconds) set him off to a solid start in the competition.

Event 2: Front Hold — The True Test of Endurance​

The second event pushed the athletes to their limits as they were required to hold a 25-kg implement straight out in front of them for as long as possible. This event was a true test of shoulder strength and endurance, demanding maximum focus from each competitor.

Top Performers:

• Andrea Invernizzi — 56.13 seconds
• Hristo Muskov — 54.93 seconds
• Adam Roszkowski — 51.22 seconds

Roszkowski’s third-place finish kept him near the top of the leaderboard, highlighting his consistency in placing among the top athletes.

Event 3: Loading Race — Speed and Strength Combined​

The Loading Race saw the athletes transport three heavy implements (120-kg, 140-kg, and 160-kg) over a distance of 10 meters and load them onto a platform. The event demanded a combination of speed, grip strength, and endurance.

Top Performers:

• Adam Roszkowski — 3 implements in 20.68 seconds
• Péter Juhász — 3 implements in 21.81 seconds
• George Sulaiman — 3 implements in 21.94 seconds

Roszkowski’s victory in this event allowed him to gain significant ground in the overall standings, further cementing his title chances.

Event 4: Log Lift — An Exhibition of Upper Body Strength​

The fourth event, the Log Lift, required athletes to press a 140-kg log overhead as many times as possible within 60 seconds. This event tested not only upper body strength but also the athletes’ ability to maintain form and endurance under intense pressure.

Top Performers:

• Brian Kichton — 7 reps
• Adam Roszkowski — 6 reps
• Andrea Invernizzi — 6 reps

Roszkowski shared second place, maintaining his top-tier performance across all events.

Event 5: Atlas Stone Medley — The Iconic Strongman Finale​

The final event of the day was the iconic Atlas Stone Medley. The athletes had to lift and load five stones ranging from 130 kg to 200 kg, with the time limit set at 75 seconds. This event tested full-body strength, with a focus on grip, lower body power, and back strength.

Top Performers:

• Kane Francis — 5 stones in 21.84 seconds
• George Sulaiman — 5 stones in 26.68 seconds
• Brian Kichton — 5 stones in 31.36 seconds

Roszkowski finished the event by loading four stones in 27.66 seconds, enough to maintain his overall lead and secure the championship title.

Final Standings​

After five events, Adam Roszkowski emerged victorious with a total of 46.5 points. His remarkable consistency throughout the competition proved decisive in the final standings.

Final Rankings:

1. Adam Roszkowski — 46.5 points
2. Péter Juhász — 42.5 points
3. Kane Francis — 41.5 points

Roszkowski’s Winning Formula: Consistency Over Flashy Wins​

Adam Roszkowski’s victory in Cyprus was a masterclass in consistency. While he only claimed one event victory (the Loading Race), his ability to place in the top five across all other events earned him the championship. His calculated approach and adaptability to various challenges played a crucial role in his success.