Alec Soukup achieves his first U105 WSM title.
Final up to date on December ninth, 2024
The 2024 Official Strongman Video games occurred in Madison, WI, on Dec. 6-8, 2024. The competitors featured weight class contests for female and male athletes, together with the 2024 Beneath 105 Kilograms (U105) World Strongest Man (WSM) comprising seven occasions: Log Lift, Car Walk, Deadlift, Carry & Push Medley, Sandbag Toss, Wrecking Ball Maintain, and Atlas Stones.
Ten strongmen representing three international locations clashed by means of the checks of energy. USA’s Alec Soukup in the end claimed his first U105 WSM title, scoring 52.5 of a doable 70 factors.
2024 U105 World’s Strongest Man Outcomes
- Alec Soukup (USA) — 52.5 factors
- Nicholas Hein (USA) — 47.5 factors
- Steven Bradley (USA) — 44.5 factors
- Matthew McQuiston (USA) — 44 factors
- Christopher Otero (USA) — 40 factors
- Matthew McKeegan (IRL) — 37.5 factors
- Justin Loy (USA) — 34 factors
- Kevin Candito (USA) — 31 factors
- Josh Walton (UK) — 31 factors
- Aidan Howell (USA) — 23 factors
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2024 U105 World’s Strongest Man Occasion Outcomes
Under are the outcomes for every of the seven contested occasions in Madison:
Log Carry
With one minute on the clock, athletes may elevate 136 or 150 kilograms for reps. A single rep on the heavier weight outranked any variety of reps on the decrease weight.
- Alec Soukup — 5 reps, 150 kilograms (T-first)
- Nicholas Hein — 5 reps, 150 kilograms (T-first)
- Matthew McQuiston — 4 reps, 150 kilograms
- Justin Loy — Three reps, 150 kilograms (T-fourth)
- Josh Walton — Three reps, 150 kilograms (T-fourth)
- Aidan Howell — Three reps, 150 kilograms (T-fourth)
- Steven Bradley — Two reps, 150 kilograms (T-seventh)
- Matthew McKeegan — Two reps, 150 kilograms (T-seventh)
- Kevin Candito — Two reps, 150 kilograms (T-seventh)
- Christopher Otero — One rep, 136 kilograms
Automobile Stroll
Every strongman had one minute to traverse the 408-kilogram equipment down the 15-meter course as quick as doable.
- Christopher Otero — 11.69 seconds
- Nicholas Hein — 12.69 seconds
- Justin Loy — 13.03 seconds
- Steven Bradley — 15.07 seconds
- Matthew McQuiston — 16.72 seconds
- Matthew McKeegan — 17.5 seconds
- Alec Soukup — 22.77 seconds
- Aidan Howell — 22.88 seconds
- Josh Walton — 28.81 seconds
- Kevin Candito — 33.44 seconds
Deadlift
With one minute on the clock, athletes may elevate 292 or 340 kilograms on an axle bar for reps. A single rep on the heavier weight outranked any variety of reps on the decrease weight.
- Christopher Otero — Seven reps, 340 kilograms
- Steven Bradley — 5 reps, 340 kilograms (T-second)
- Matthew McKeegan — 5 reps, 340 kilograms (T-second)
- Kevin Candito — 4 reps, 340 kilograms (T-fourth)
- Alec Soukup — Three reps, 340 kilograms (T-fourth)
- Nicholas Hein — Three reps, 340 kilograms (T-fourth)
- Josh Walton — Three reps, 340 kilograms (T-fourth)
- Justin Loy — Two reps, 340 kilograms
- Matthew McQuiston — One rep, 340 kilograms
- Aidan Howell — 5 reps, 292 kilograms
Carry & Push Medley
Athletes had been allotted one minute to hold a 136-kilogram sandbag and a 147-kilogram sandbag and push a sled 15 meters every, totaling the 45-meter course as shortly as doable.
- Alec Soukup — 28.66 seconds
- Nicholas Hein — 32.24 seconds
- Steven Bradley — 33.81 seconds
- Aidan Howell — 34.53 seconds
- Josh Walton — 35.76 seconds
- Kevin Candito — 35.97 seconds
- Matthew McQuiston — 36.19 seconds
- Justin Loy — 36.41 seconds
- Matthew McKeegan — 36.81 seconds
- Christopher Otero — 40.47 seconds
Sandbag Toss
With solely 45 seconds every, athletes tossed six implements weighing 18 to 25 kilograms over a four-meter bar as quick as doable.
- Matthew McKeegan — Six in 17.59 seconds
- Matthew McQuiston — Six in 20.09 seconds
- Steven Bradley — Six in 31.66 seconds
- Kevin Candito — 5 in 22.63 seconds
- Josh Walton — 5 in 27.29 seconds
- Alec Soukup — 5 in 27.45 seconds
- Justin Loy — 5 in 28.38 seconds
- Nicholas Hein — 5 in 37.94 seconds
- Aidan Howell — 5 in 38.91 seconds
- Christopher Otero — 4 in 29.5 seconds
Wrecking Ball Maintain
Athletes held a 272-kilogram wrecking ball in a sumo maintain for so long as doable.
- Christopher Otero — 132.47 seconds
- Alec Soukup — 109.71 seconds
- Nicholas Hein — 104.75 seconds
- Matthew McQuiston — 93.59 seconds
- Steven Bradley — 92.72 seconds
- Josh Walton — 79.68 seconds
- Kevin Candito — 72.94 seconds
- Matthew McKeegan — 59.83 seconds
- Aidan Howell — 58.69 seconds
- Justin Loy — 52.3 seconds
Atlas Stones
Athletes had one minute to load the six stones weighing 124 to 181 kilograms as quick as doable.
- Alec Soukup — 5 in 29.43 seconds
- Justin Loy — 5 in 37.27 seconds
- Matthew McQuiston — 5 in 41.26 seconds
- Christopher Otero — 5 in 43.24 seconds
- Matthew McKeegan — 5 in 53.97 seconds
- Nicholas Hein — 4 in 27.79 seconds
- Kevin Candito — 4 in 34.61 seconds
- Steven Bradley — 4 in 36.22 seconds
- Aidan Howell — 4 in 47.05 seconds
- Josh Walton — Three in 26.5 seconds
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