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Strongman

2019 World’s Strongest Man Day 3 Results, Event and Finalists

See who made it to Sunday's final showdown after day 3 of the Atlas Stone event!

Aiman Zubair

Written by Aiman Zubair

Last Updated onJune 16, 2019

Hafthor Bjornsson

Hafthor Bjornsson - Image via @thorbjornsson Instagram

We’re just a day away from the World’s Strongest Man final after three days of qualifying events. The first day was the Monster Truck Pull and the farmer’s walk/yoke medley. Day 2 events were the deadlift and overhead press for reps.

BREAKING: 2019 World’s Strongest Man Final Results Are Live!

And after day 3 of the “Last Man Standing” event where athletes had to lift an Atlas stone until exhaustion, we now have the men advancing to the finals (Sunday, June 16).

But, day 3 was the last qualifier and this time the second and third place finishers after the first two days of events had to compete for spots. 

The competitors who already qualified during the first two days include Hafthor Bjornsson, Brian Shaw, Mateusz Kieliszkowski, Martins Licis, and Konstantine Janashia.

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Day 3: Last Man Standing with Atlas stones at WSM 2019

Here’s how the event went down… A second and third place finisher from each group had to battle against each other to see who could lift the 200kg/441lb stone over the bar until someone quits. But, the third-place finisher had to start first by lifting the stone over the bar. 

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Event Results

1. Luke Stoltman (Great Britain)/Rob Kearney (USA)

Luke Stoltman defeated Rob Kearney after successfully lifting the stone eight times before Kearney failed to complete the eighth rep.

2. Adam Bishop (Great Britain)/Robert Oberst (USA)

Adama Bishop beat Robert Oberst after the latter was unable to complete a second lift and apparently injured his bicep during the lift. 

3. Tom Stoltman (Great Britain)/Aivars Smaukstelis (Latvia)

Stoltman lifted the stone an impressive nine times but Smaukstelis failed to get his ninth rep after two attempts. 

4. Kevin Faires (USA)/JF Caron (Canada)

After a failed first attempt from Kevin Faires, he was replaced by Martin Kristiansen (Fourth place finisher). But Caron walked away the victor after an incomplete fifth rep by Kristiansen.

5. Trey Mitchell (USA) vs Oleksii Novikov (Ukraine)

After an intense battle and the best performances in the event, Mitchell made number fourteen but it proved to be too much for Novikov who couldn’t complete his fourteenth rep. The crowd was chanting U-S-A! and Mitchell pulled through to get the win.  

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So, now, the winners from the “Last Man Standing” Atlas stone event will join the athletes who already qualified for the final.  

World’s Strongest Man 2019 Finalists

  • Adam Bishop – Great Britain
  • Hafthor Bjornsson – Iceland
  • JF Caron – Canada 
  • Konstantine Janashia – Georgia
  • Mateusz Kieliszkowski – Poland
  • Martins Licis – USA
  • Trey Mitchell – USA
  • Brian Shaw – USA
  • Tom Stoltman – Great Britain
  • Luke Stoltman – Great Britain

Final Events

  • Event 1 – Loading Race
  • Event 2 – Deadlift Hold
  • Event 3 – Overhead Press Medley
  • Event 4 – Squat Lift (Reps)
  • Event 5 – Atlas Stones

 

This year’s World’s Strongest Man final is going to be incredible and we can’t wait to see who will be crowned. Although Hafthor Bjornsson won in 2018, his small injury won’t allow him to compete at 100%.

But we know last year’s podium finishers Mateusz Kieliszkowski, and Brian Shaw will be bringing the heat, and anyone else could surprise us.

Published: 15 June, 2019 | 5:22 PM EDT

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Aiman Zubair

Zubair is a professional writer, researcher and fitness instructor/consultant. He had helped hundreds of people find ways to become more fit and healthy through a balanced life focusing on an individualized approach to their nutrition and fitness. In addition, Zubair has written extensively in the fitness and health and sports industries, including writing for companies such as Vice, SB Nation.

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Comments 4

  1. Avatar Huguette Valiquette says:
    4 years ago

    I had the chance to meet Mr. BJOMSSON at the JFK airport on April 16 2019 on ICELAND Airline….what a gentleman!….

    Reply
    • Avatar Scott Cox says:
      4 years ago

      Who’s Mr BJOMSSON? Never heard of him.You sure you don’t mean Hafthor Bjornsson?

      Reply
  2. Avatar Andreas W says:
    4 years ago

    Could be a very close and hard battle now for Hafthor, when he can not compete at 100% because of these injury. The competitors are extremely strong this year with Kieliszkowski, Shaw and Licis. I think, normally you need 100% to beat these guys, but we will see. One thing i wondered a little bit was, that Oleksii Novikov could not make it to the finals this year. He was very strong in the competitions before WSM this year. Now we have 3 brits and 3 americans in the final. Seems like these two nations are very strong at the moment. We will see who wins this year. When Mateusz Kieliszkowski would not have these “weakness” in the deadlift, i would bet on him. But i am not sure, how much he had improved in this discipline. Normally, you can`t win such an event without being a good allrounder and being strong in ALL disciplines. I can remember one sentence that the multiple-champ “Magnús Ver Magnússon” from Iceland once said in an interview after winning World Strongest Men. He said, you don’t need to be the strongest to win here, but you need to be good in ALL disciplines without having a weakness. And this is true. Static you really don’t need to be the strongest, except only such events would be in the competition but this is not the case at WSM. For winning the ARNOLD competition, i see it a little bit different. There agility and freshness, play not such a big role to win, there static strength is more important in the whole.

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  3. Avatar OMalles says:
    4 years ago

    MARTINS!!

    Reply

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