The 2024 Rogue Invitational is arguably the most lucrative competition of the year for strength athletes, as it offers a larger prize purse than any other meet. For the past few years, only men have had the opportunity to compete for dozens of thousands of dollars. However, exciting news came from the organizers recently, as they announced the addition of the Strongwoman division at the competition as well.
The pure addition of women to the 2024 Rogue Invitational excited many fans and athletes who recognized this as a new elite competition added to their season. However, their joy was greatly increased when the organizers explained that the Strongwoman division would feature the same prize purse as the Strongman division.
This has often not been the case in competitions up until this point, but the 2024 Rogue Invitational is set to make history in the sport of Strongwoman. The entire prize purse for the women exceeds a mind-blowing $250,000 and it could grow even more until the competition starts.
On the other hand, the overall prize purse for CrossFit (Men & Women), Strongman, and Strongwoman together currently comes out to 1,763,465.89.
2024 Rogue Invitational Strongwoman Prize Purse
- First-Place: $117,960.49
- Second-Place: $58,980.24
- Third-Place: $35,396.90
- Fourth-Place: $11,792.06
- Fifth-Place: $9,429.19
- Sixth-Place: $8,258.51
- Seventh-Place: $7,087.82
- Eighth-Place: $5,895.64
- Ninth-Place: $4,724.96
- 10th-Place: $3,533.55
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Pro Strongwoman Reacting to 2024 Rogue Invitational
As expected, everyone in the strength community was thrilled to see the news of the Strongwoman division at the 2024 Rogue Invitational. They have shared the stage with Strongmen at the 2024 Arnold Classic and 2024 Arnold Classic UK, where they put on incredible shows. So, it is awesome to see them get the recognition they deserve.
Many Strongwomen shared their initial thoughts under the Instagram announcement, which you can check below.
“Let’s goooo,” wrote Inez Carrasquillo, the current Log Lift World Record Holder.
“This is amazing 🤩” wrote Rebecca Roberts, 2021 & 2023 World’s Strongest Woman.
“😲😲Rogue Rogue Rogue🙌🏽🙌🏽🔥🔥” wrote Angelica Jardine, 2024 Arnold Strongman Classic champion.
“WHAAAAT THIS IS HUGE…I cannot even begin to describe how excited this makes me, let’s goooo strongwomen” wrote Erin Murray, the first woman to win WSW in two weight classes.
Many other women, as well as athletes from other sports, including the 2x Fittest Man on Earth Justin Medeiros, expressed their excitement. So, the stage is set, but a lot more details, like the lineup and events, still remain to be announced.
2024 Rogue Invitational New Venue
For the first time in its history, the 2024 Rogue Invitational will move from the US and take place in Europe. Specifically, the competition is set to occur on November 8-10, at the P&J Live complex in Aberdeen, Scotland.
Scotland is notorious for being the home of many strength legends and historic feats, which is exactly what lured the organizers to pick it as the new location. For the past three years, the competition has taken place in Texas. So, it will be interesting to see it play out in a new venue. Moreover, the Rogue Invitational Strongman and Strongwoman will definitely be the most prestigious competition for both sports on the European continent.
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It is worth pointing out that even the woman who places last at the 2024 Rogue Invitational will receive more money than she would by winning some other elite competitions. This proves just how progressive the Rogue Invitational is, and there is no doubt that the women who take part will put in blood, sweat, and tears to make the competition as interesting as possible.
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