World's Strongest Man

Heat 3 sees Adam Bishop fly the flag for Great Britain. Bish, a three-time WSM finalist is back to his best and looking for a return to the Grand Final for the first time since 2021. Giant New Zealander Matt Ragg is the group's top seed. Six events are on show. Presented by James Richardson, Eddie Hall, and Michelle Ackerley, with Colin Bryce and Danny Wallace providing the commentary.

Heat 4 and the former WWE wrestler-turned-Strongman Evan Singleton enters the fray. He'll be facing a stacked line up including 'Handsome' Pavlo Kordiyaka from Ukraine; veteran deadlift specialist Rauno Heinla from Estonia; USA fitness model Marcus Crowder and the 'Ghanian Gladiator' Evans Nana. British hopes in this one fall to The Hurricane, Kane Francis. Six events are on show. Presented by James Richardson, Eddie Hall, and Michelle Ackerley, with Colin Bryce and Danny Wallace providing the commentary.

The final heat in the series leaves just two spots to fill to complete the Grand Final line up. Two-time World's Strongest Man Tom Stoltman headlines this one, looking to regain the title he lost to Mitchell 'The Moose' Hooper in 2023. The man from Invergordon, Scotland has become one of the greatest champions in the history of the show. Six events are on show. Presented by James Richardson, Eddie Hall, and Michelle Ackerley, with Colin Bryce and Danny Wallace providing the commentary. 

It all comes down to this. The 2024 SBD World's Strongest Man is set to be crowned. Ten men, six events and 90 minutes of jaw-dropping strength exploits. It's time to get it on, in the name of Strong! For the final the weights get heavier, and the competition gets even more intense as the greatest title in strength sports comes sharply into focus. Expect Giant toolboxes to be lifted and carried at speed! Train-wheels on axle bars to be pressed overhead! And the crowning of the World's Strongest Man following the iconic Atlas Stones finale. Presented by James Richardson, Michelle Ackerley and 2017 World's Strongest Man Eddie Hall, with Colin Bryce and Danny Wallace providing the commentary