Tom Stoltman is your 2021 World’s Strongest Man. He went toe to toe with Brian Shaw, who trailed Stoltman by a single point, and loaded all five Atlas stones in 20.21. Brian Shaw took second and Maxime Boudreault of Canada placed third (and got second in the stones). On day one of the Finals, Stoltman set a new WSM record: His seven-point lead heading into the Keg Toss is the largest ever after two Finals events. (Five-time WSM winner Mariusz Pudzianowski achieved this feat twice, but after three events.)
Notably, 2020 WSM Oleksii Novikov did not qualify for the Finals, as Kevin Faires edged him out on the Pickaxe Hold by about two seconds. Though the two tied, Kevin’s superior time earned him a spot in the Stone Off (which he lost).
Graham Hicks of the UK dropped out before the competition started due to an injured groin. Then, Luke Richardson and Terry Hollands dropped out on day two. Hollands also announced his retirement from WSM. At the end of day two, Chris van der Linde also withdrew due to sickness.
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00:00 Intro
00:20 Giants Medley
01:05 Titans Turntable
02:08 Keg Toss
03:40 Log Lift
04:40 Deadlift
05:10 Atlas Stones
06:10 Outro
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