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2022 World’s Strongest Man Results: Day 3 Qualifiers and Finalists Revealed

Check out the results and recap for the final qualifying day of the 2022 World's Strongest Man. 

Andrew Smith

Written by Andrew Smith

Last Updated onMay 29, 2022

2022 WSM Day Three Results

2022 WSM Day Three Results (Joe Martinez / World's Strongest Man)

In This Article
  • 2022 WSM Finalists
  • Results and Point Standings
  • Day Three Event Recap
  • Wrecking Ball Hold
  • Stone Off
  • Backstage Live
  • What's Next
  • WSM Coverage

May 26th presents the third and final day of qualifiers for the 2022 World’s Strongest Man finals. Considering how action-packed the previous two days were, today should not be any different, as the leaderboards are about to finalize. Day three of the 2022 World’s Strongest Man features two events. The first one is the Wrecking Ball Hold for all groups. So after that event is finished, the 2nd and 3rd place overall finishers in each group go head-to-head in the Stone Off. 

As day three is drawing to a close, it is also becoming clear which athletes have qualified for the 2022 World’s Strongest Man finals. 2022 WSM’s first and second days have already given us some insight into who might win the title. However, it isn’t a guarantee that everyone who performed well in the qualifiers is set to repeat that in the finals, as completely new events are awaiting them. Flowers is the only athlete that misses out on the final qualifying day, as he withdrew due to an injury from the Loading Race. 

There is no live stream of the 2022 World’s Strongest Man, but Terry Hollands does host a daily recap on WSM’s official YouTube channel.   Get live updates, recaps, point standings, and results related to WSM here on Fitness Volt.

2022 World’s Strongest Man Finalists

  1. Tom Stoltman
  2. Mitchell Hooper
  3. Oleksii Novikov
  4. Martins Licis
  5. Luke Stoltman
  6. Gabriel Rheaume
  7. Brian Shaw
  8. Trey Mitchell
  9. Maxime Boudreault
  10. Eythor Melsted

Related: 2022 World’s Strongest Man Finals Day One Results

 

WSM Day-3: Results and Point Standings

2022 World’s Strongest Man Day Three Leaderboard
Group 1
Rank Name Total Points
1 Tom Stoltman — UK 25
2 Kevin Faires — USA 24
3 Gabriel Rheaume — Canada 20
4 Aivars Smaukstelis — Latvia 15
5 Andy Black — UK 12
6 Manuel Angulo — Chile 6
Group 2
Rank Name Total Points
1 Mitchell Hooper — Canada 23.5
2 Bobby Thompson — USA 22
3 Brian Shaw — USA 17.5
4 Mark Felix — GBR 15
5 Konstantine Janashia  13
6 Gabriel Pena — Mexico 13
Group 3
Rank Name Total Points
1 Oleksii Novikov — Ukraine 24.5
2 Trey Mitchell — USA 21.5
3 Adam Bishop — UK 18
4 Rob Kearney — USA 15
5 Grzegorz Szymanski — Poland 13
6 Mika Törrö — Finland 13
Group 4
Rank Name Total Points
1 Martins Licis — USA 25.5
2 Maxime Boudreault — Canada  23
3 Pavlo Kordiyaka — Ukraine 21.5
4 Gavin Bilton — UK 17
5 Nedžmin Ambešković — Bosnia and Herzegovina 9
6 Shane Flowers (Withdrew) — UK 6
Group 5
Rank Name Total Points
1 Luke Stoltman — UK 23
2 Eythor Ingolfsson Melsted — Iceland 20
3 Jean-Stephen Coraboeuf — France 18
4 Kelvin De Ruiter — Netherlands 16.5
5 Evan Singleton — USA 14.5
6 Kim Ujarak — GRL 11

Related: Evan Singleton Returns to Competition at 2022 World’s Strongest Man After Withdrawing

2022 WSM Day Three Event Recap & Results

Wrecking Ball Hold

The competitors were required to grab and lift the bar, which was connected to the humongous wrecking ball underneath them. Athletes then attempted to hold the bar for as long as possible, and the timer stopped once the wrecking ball beneath them touched the ground. The weight of the wrecking ball was 228 kilograms (500 pounds). Athletes were not allowed to rest the bar on their legs or belt.

Group 1

  1. Kevin Faires — 1:35.18s / 6 points
  2. Andy Black — 1:26.92s / 5 points
  3. Gabriel Rheaume — 1:24.10s / 4 points
  4. Manuel Angulo — 1:11.66s / 3 points
  5. Aivars Smaukstelis — 0:57.44s / 2 points
  6. Tom Stoltman — 0:04.63s / 1 point

Tom Stoltman decided that he did not want to waste his energy and just claimed one point to qualify for the finals of the 2022 World’s Strongest Man. Kevin Fairies and Gabriel Rheaume placed second and third, so they are advancing into the Stone Off event.

Group 2

  1. Mark Felix — 2:20.49s / 6 points
  2. Bobby Thompson — 1:21.33s / 5 points
  3. Brian Shaw — 1:06.13s / 4 points
  4. Konstantine Janashia — 1:01.38s / 3 points 
  5. Gabriel Peña — 0:48.27s / 2 points
  6. Mitchell Hooper — 0:06.40s / 1 point

Even before the event started everyone knew that Mark Felix would win this event. However, that was the end of Mark’s parfomances in the 2022 WSM, as Bobby Thompson and Brian Shaw advance to the Stone Off. Mitchell Hooper only got one point, but won group 2 having performed incredibly on the first two days. With the overall win, Mitchell secured his place in the finals. 

Group 3

  1. Trey Mitchell — 2:06.46s / 6 points
  2. Mika Törrö — 1:53.17s / 5 points
  3. Grzegorz Szymanski — 1:36.49s / 4 points
  4. Oleksii Novikov — 1:38.63s / 3 points
  5. Adam Bishop — 1:31.35s / 2 points
  6. Rob Kearney — 1:01.95s / 1 point

Trey Mitchell won the Wrecking Ball Hold event, which placed him second overall, meaning he will have an advantage in the Stone Off against Adam Bishop. Novikov also had a solid performance, which was enough for him to win the group and start preparing for the finals. 

Group 4

  1. Maxime Boudreault — 1:33.93s / 6 points
  2. Pavlo Kordiyaka — 1:31.33s / 5 points
  3. Martins Licis — 1:25.63s / 4 points
  4. Nedžmin Ambešković — 1:12.47s / 3 points
  5. Gavin Bilton — 1:07.50s / 2 points

Martins Licis is the fourth finalist of the 2022 WSM, as he won four points on the last qualifying event and put an end to his incredible performance of the last three days. Despite their great efforts, Boudreault and Kordiyaka were not able to outperform Licis, so they will go head-to-head in the Stone Off to fight for the finals.

Group 5

  1. Kelvin De Ruiter — 1:35.65s / 6 points
  2. Evan Singleton — 1:30.35s / 5 points
  3. Eythor Ingolfsson Melsted — 1:03.42s / 4 points
  4. Jean-Stephen Coraboeuf — 1:00.70s / 3 points
  5. Kim Ujarak — 0:36.24s / 2 points
  6. Luke Stoltman — Did not attempt / 0 points

As he accumulated three event wins and one second place finish in the first two days, Luke Stoltman did not even attempt the wrecking ball hold. Luke still won his group with a comfortable three point overall lead. Melsted and Coraboeuf will try to outperform each other in the Stone Off event, so the better of the two will also qualify for the 2022 WSM Finals.

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Related: Peiman Maheripourehir Withdraws From The 2022 World’s Strongest Man Due To Visa Issues

Stone Off

Only the second and third-place finishers on total points after the five previous events became eligible to compete in the sixth event. The Stone Off can also be considered as a ‘last chance qualifier’ because the winner of this duel advanced to the final. Two competitors stand on the opposite sides of the bar between them, which is 1.25 meters (4′ 1″) tall. They took turns lifting the stone over the bar and the first person to fail this task loses the event.

Group 1

  • Gabriel Rheaume — 6 stones (Winner)
  • Kevin Faires — 5 stones

Despite his four point overall lead in group one, which earned him the advantage in the Stone Off, Kevin Faires was not able to keep up with Gabriel Rheaume. Gabriel lifted six stones to qualify for the finals, while Faires attempted and failed his sixth stone. 

Group 2

  • Brian Shaw — 1 stone (Winner)
  • Bobby Thompson — 0 stones 

This turned out to be the best case scenario for Brian Shaw as he only needed to lift one stone to win the duel and qualify for the finals. It appeared that Bobby Thompson faced some personal equipment issues, as the stone kept slipping from his hands. 

Group 3

  • Trey Mitchell — 11 stones (Winner)
  • Adam Bishop — 11 stones

This was an incredible Stone Off between the two men and it looked like it would go on forever. However, Trey Mitchell’s higher overall placing after the first five events turned out to be a huge advantage for him. Adam Bishop failed the 12th stone, and Trey did not even have to attempt it. With this win Trey Mitchell became the eighth finalist in the 2022 World’s Strongest Man. 

Group 4 

  • Maxime Boudreault — 10 stones (Winner)
  • Pavlo Kordiyaka — 10 stones

Maxime Boudreault won the Stone Off and qualified for the finals of the 2022 WSM, which was expected as he was a podium finisher in the last year’s edition. Pavlo Kordiyaka put up a brilliant fight, but the 11th stone turned out to be too much for him. Maxime did not need to attempt the 11th stone, as he was placed second in his group after the first five events. This system was put in place so the athletes who place higher have an advantage. 

Group 5 

  • Eythor Melsted — 5 stones (Winner)
  • Jean-Stephen Coraboeuf — 5 stones 

Eythor Melsted fills up the last space for the finals of the 2022 World’s Strongest Man. Him and Coraboeuf have been pushing each other for the past three days, but Melsted ultimately came out on top. It was the same situation as in the previous group. Coraboeuf was first to fail a lift, and Melsted did not need to lift it to win because of his higher placing over the first five events. 

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Related: How To Watch 2022 World’s Strongest Man Competition – Recap, Highlights & Results

The competitors who secured their place in the finals will first have a rest day on May 27, before taking part in two very taxing sessions on May 28-29. The 2022 World’s Strongest Man has featured some incredible performances in the qualifiers, but the finals will undoubtedly be even more fierce. 

World’s Strongest Man Backstage LIVE

Watch the daily recap show presented by ‘The Beard Struggle’, and hosted by the 15x WSM competitor, Terry Hollands:

 

Still To Come For The 2022 World’s Strongest Man

Finals Day 1 — Saturday, May 28th, 2022

  • KNAACK Giant’s Medley
  • Deadlift
  • Flintstone Barbell

Finals Day 2 — Sunday, May 29th, 2022

  • Bus Pull
  • Reign Total Body Fuel Power Stairs
  • Atlas Stones

Full 2022 WSM Coverage

Here’s the WSM 2022 Finals:

  • 2022 World’s Strongest Man Final Results – Tom Stoltman Wins
  • 2022 World’s Strongest Man Results: Finals Day-1

Below are the info for the first three days of events as they occurred.

  • 2022 World’s Strongest Man Results: Day One Qualifiers
  • 2022 World’s Strongest Man Results: Day Two Qualifiers
  • 2022 World’s Strongest Man Results: Day 3 Qualifiers and Finalists Revealed

Find complete coverage of the 2022 World’s Strongest Man, including exclusive interviews, event recaps, analysis, and results at our WSM coverage hub: FitnessVolt.com/wsm

Published: 26 May, 2022 | 12:15 PM EDT

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