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2024 Strongman Champions League Dubai Results: Hafthor Bjornsson Triumphs

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The 2024 Strongman Champions League Dubai, held on September 7-8 in the United Arab Emirates, witnessed the remarkable return of Hafthor Bjornsson. Dominating the competition, Bjornsson secured victory by a significant margin, showcasing his unparalleled strength and endurance.

Hafthor Bjornsson


Event Overview​

Competing against some of the world's strongest athletes, Bjornsson clinched first place in four out of six events. His consistent high-ranking performances in the remaining two events solidified his overall lead, culminating in a total of 72.5 points out of a possible 78.

Final Standings​

  1. Hafthor Bjornsson — 72.5 points
  2. Evans Nana — 59.5 points
  3. George Sulaiman — 55 points
  4. Adam Roszkowski — 53 points
  5. Kane Francis — 51 points
  6. Kelvin de Ruiter — 37.5 points
  7. Kelin Mills — 37.5 points
  8. Fadi El Masri — 36 points
  9. Mika Törrö — 33 points
  10. Peter Juhasz — 32.5 points
  11. Rongo Keene — 29 points
  12. Ervin Toots — 26.5 points
  13. Fatih Karaca — 8 points

Detailed Event Results​

Event One: Farmer’s Walk​

The competition kicked off with the Farmer’s Walk. Athletes carried two 150 kg (330.7 lbs) implements over a total distance of 40 meters. Speed was crucial, with the fastest time securing the win.

  • Winner: Evans Nana clocked an impressive 19.48 seconds.
  • Notable Performances:
    • Fadi El Masri finished in 21.13 seconds.
    • George Sulaiman narrowly edged out Hafthor Bjornsson, posting 23.20 seconds to Bjornsson's 23.73 seconds.

Event Two: Hummer Pull​

Participants faced the daunting task of pulling a Hummer truck while strapped to a harness, aiming for the fastest time over a set distance.

  • Winner: Hafthor Bjornsson dominated with a time of 16.18 seconds.
  • Close Contenders:
    • Kelvin de Ruiter finished in 16.80 seconds.
    • Rongo Keene secured third with 17.35 seconds.

Event Three: Car Deadlift​

Day two began with the Car Deadlift, where athletes lifted 350 kg (771.6 lbs) for maximum repetitions within 60 seconds.

  • Winner: Hafthor Bjornsson achieved 12 reps.
  • Challenger: George Sulaiman pushed hard with 11 reps.
  • Third Place Tie: Adam Roszkowski, Kelin Mills, and Evans Nana each completed 8 reps.

Event Four: Log Lift​

Athletes pressed a 150 kg (330.7 lbs) log overhead as many times as possible in 60 seconds.

  • Joint Winners:
    • Hafthor Bjornsson and Evans Nana both managed 6 reps.
  • Strong Efforts:
    • Adam Roszkowski completed 5 reps.
    • Kane Francis achieved 4 reps.

Event Five: Sandbag Loading Race​

Competitors raced to load three sandbags weighing 120 kg, 140 kg, and 160 kg over a 10-meter course onto a platform.

  • Winner: Hafthor Bjornsson finished in 21.66 seconds.
  • Close Finishers:
    • Kane Francis at 22.81 seconds.
    • Peter Juhasz with 23.16 seconds.

Event Six: Atlas Stone Medley​

The final challenge involved lifting six atlas stones ranging from 120 kg (264.5 lbs) to 185 kg (407.9 lbs) onto platforms in the shortest time.

  • Winner: George Sulaiman completed all stones in 21.88 seconds.
  • Podium Finishers:
    • Kane Francis finished in 22.71 seconds.
    • Hafthor Bjornsson secured third with 23.17 seconds.

Hafthor Bjornsson's Remarkable Comeback​

Bjornsson's performance in Dubai marks a significant milestone in his strongman career. Originally planning to participate in only three competitions for the year, his competitive spirit led him to this surprise entry. His victory here underscores his readiness for upcoming events, notably the 2024 Rogue Invitational.

Anticipation for Future Competitions​

With Bjornsson's impressive display, the strongman community eagerly awaits his next appearances. His continued improvement suggests that future competitions will be fiercely contested.
 

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