A cable joiner from Boston has described competing for the title of the UK’s Strongest Man in a televised contest as ‘a ...

Dean Mason, a cable jointer at National Grid Electricity Distribution, will soon swap power tools for powerlifting as he competes for the title of the UK's Strongest Man in the televised Ultimate ...

– Rayno Nel, 2025 World’s Strongest Man Nel says the Strongman competition goes beyond how much the guys can bench press. It is about several aspects that require technique.

South African rookie Rayno Nel wins the 2025 World's Strongest Man competition, becoming the first champion from outside Europe or North America.

Newly crowned strongman world champion Rayno Nel has warned his opponents that his career is still on an upward trajectory.

Tom Stoltman narrowly failed to become the World’s Strongest Man for the fourth time after a dramatic last day of competition in the USA. The Scot and his older brother Luke both won their ...

STRONGMAN competitions see some of the world’s most powerful people test themselves to the absolute limits. The sheer strength they display leaves us mere mortals absolutely baffled. But, uns… ...

At a commercial gym in Barrie, Ont., as everyday people work their lats and quads, a wide-shouldered man some call The Moose is often hoisting hefty atlas stones or loading the deadlift bar with ...

Atlas Concorde USA, an Italian designed, American made porcelain and ceramic tile company, proudly unveiled two new porcelain tile collections at Coverings 2025. Drawing from the beauty of natural ...

Eddie Hall has weighed in nearly FIVE STONE heavier than Mariusz Pudzianowski for their KSW clash. Hall recently made his MMA debut, stopping the Neffati brothers in a bizarre and wild two vs one f… ...

Being the World’s Strongest Man is one hell of a boast, but as Tom Stoltman told talkSPORT, it does have its downsides. The winner of the 2021, 2022 and 2024 competitions will be defending his ...

With events including the Atlas stones and dragging an 125kg anchor and chain, the sport can feel intimidating for casual gymgoers, but Richardson says the "big scary people" are usually the nicest.