Strongman Classic 2024 Results: Mitchell Hooper Wins, Sets Multiple World Records

Strongman Classic 2024 Results: Mitchell Hooper Wins, Sets Multiple World Records
Andrew PetersJuly 13, 2024

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - 2024/04/13: A barbell weighing 300kg is set for Fern Cook (not in picture) from Nauru at the 2024 Asia Pacific Powerlifting Championship, which was one of the main features of 2024 AusFitness Expo. (Photo by Alexander Bogatyrev/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

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Mitchell Hooper is the year’s Strongman Classic winner after a historic performance on Saturday in London.

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👑 MITCHELL HOOPER WINS THE STRONGMAN CLASSIC!!! #strongman #champion pic.twitter.com/BrdFWE3geA

After finishing in the top three at the Strongman Classic in 2022 and 2023, he finally can claim the title.

Hooper set the tone early in the competition, setting a world record in the axle press at 218kg. The competition in the axle press wasn’t exactly close as the second-place finishers, Tom Stoltman and Pavlo Kordiyaka, each put up 195kg.

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Mitchell Hooper breaks the Axle Press World Record!

We have just broken the @RoyalAlbertHall decibel record!

Don’t miss out on the action and get over to https://t.co/2JgMLbx4ux to watch the livestream!

The Max Axle Press was proudly sponsored by @SBDApparel pic.twitter.com/haSWe82kPL

Hooper then finished first in the 360kg axle deadlift with eight reps, narrowly edging out Matthew Ragg in second place. Hooper’s eight reps tied the world record for the axle deadlift.

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💪🏻 How do you back up a World Record? You equal another!

If you’ve missed the first two events our new rewind feature on our Livestream can allow you to catch up! Get over to https://t.co/2JgMLbwwEZ to watch!

The Axle Deadlift was proudly sponsored by Mirafit! pic.twitter.com/9jFCraxR2u

While Kordiyaka couldn’t best Hooper in Saturday’s action, he still managed to beat his own world record in the Conan’s Wheel with a run of 1035 degrees. Hooper finished just behind him at 836 degrees.

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🔁 The Conan’s Wheel was insane!

Pavlo Kordiyaka beats his own world record with an incredible run of 1035°

You can still catch what is bound to be a thrilling conclusion to The Strongman Classic on https://t.co/2JgMLbwwEZ!

The Conan’s Wheel was proudly sponsored by @IVECO pic.twitter.com/smoXuQY5Gc

Hooper’s second-place finish in the Conan’s Wheel was one of the only events where he didn’t land at the top of the leaderboard, as he set a world record in the wrecking ball hold just a moment later. Hooper held the 267kg sphere for 118.72 seconds.

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👊🏻 ANOTHER WORLD RECORD FOR THE MOOSE!!!

Unreal night from Mitchell Hooper as he smashes the Wrecking Ball Hold!

We crown our champion next! Don’t forget to tune in on https://t.co/2JgMLbx4ux!!

The Wrecking Ball Hold was proudly sponsored by boohooMAN! pic.twitter.com/YiFfMHaas6

Hooper struggled in the castle stones, finishing 11th in that event as Stoltman finished atop the leaderboards, but with such a large gap it didn’t impact his standings.

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💪🏻 The undisputed King of the Stones, Tom Stoltman ends in style.

Congraulations to Mitchell Hooper who wins The Strongman Classic with Tom Stoltman and Pavlo Kordiyaka finishing on the podium! pic.twitter.com/klueCfPYRm

Hooper finished the day with 49 total points to take the win and Stoltman came in second with 47 points. An impressive day from Kordiyaka saw him finish in third.

It’s been an impressive year for Hooper, who won the 2024 Arnold Strongman Classic, the Arnold Pro Strongman World Series and finished second in the World’s Strongest Man competition.

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