2024 Strongman Champions League Dubai Results

Hafthor Björnsson triumphs in Dubai.

Last updated on September 9th, 2024

The 2024 Strongman Champions League (SCL) Dubai contest occurred on Sept. 7-8, 2024, in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE). The competition featured 13 athletes representing 12 countries battling through six events: Farmer’s Walk, Hummer Pull, Deadlift, Log Lift, Loading Race, and Atlas Stones.

2018 World’s Strongest Man (WSM) champion Hafthór “The Mountain” Björnsson stood atop the podium, scoring 72.5 of a possible 78 points in a dominant performance.

2024 Strongman Champions League Dubai Results

1. Hafthór Björnsson (ISL) — 72.5 points
2. Evans Nana Aryee (GHA) — 59.5 points
3. George Sulaiman (NED) — 55 points
4. Adam Roszkowski (POL) — 53 points
5. Kane Francis (UK) — 51 points
6. Kelvin de Ruiter (NED) — 37.5 points
7. Kelin Mills (RSA) — 37.5 points
8. Fadi El Masri (LBN) — 36 points
9. Mika Törrö (FIN) — 33 points
10. Péter Juhász (HUN) — 32.5 points
11. Rongo Keene (AUS) — 29 points
12. Ervin Toots (EST) — 26.5 points
13. Fatih Karaca (TUR) — Eight points

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2024 Strongman Champions League Dubai Event Results

Below are the results for each of the events contested in Dubai:

Farmer’s Walk

Each athlete attempted to walk 150 kilograms for 40 meters as fast as possible within the 60-second time cap.

1. Evans Nana Aryee — 19.48 seconds
2. Fadi El Masri — 21.13 seconds
3. George Sulaiman — 23.2 seconds
4. Hafthór Björnsson — 23.73 seconds
5. Mika Törrö — 25.5 seconds
6. Fatih Karaca — 27.23 seconds
7. Kelvin de Ruiter — 27.83 seconds
8. Kane Francis — 28.04 seconds
9. Ervin Toots — 32.67 seconds
10. Kelin Mills — 56.96 seconds
11. Adam Roszkowski — 38 meters
12. Rongo Keene — 37 meters
13. Péter Juhász — 21 meters

Hummer Pull

The course was 20 meters long, and the time cap was 60 seconds.

1. Hafthór Björnsson — 16.18 seconds
2. Kelvin de Ruiter — 16.8 seconds
3. Rongo Keene — 17.35 seconds
4. Mika Törrö — 17.43 seconds
5. Adam Roszkowski — 17.59 seconds
6. Kelin Mills — 17.63 seconds
7. Fadi El Masri — 17.95 seconds
8. Evans Nana Aryee — 19.81 seconds
9. Ervin Toots — 20.3 seconds
10. Kane Francis — 20.47 seconds
11. George Sulaiman — 20.92 seconds
12. Péter Juhász — 22.85 seconds
13. Fatih Karaca — withdrew

Deadlift

1. Hafthór Björnsson — 12 reps
2. George Sulaiman — 11 reps
3. Evans Nana Aryee — Eight reps (T-third)
4. Adam Roszkowski — Eight reps (T-third)
5. Kelin Mills — Eight reps (T-third)
6. Kane Francis — Seven reps (T-sixth)
7. Rongo Keene — Seven reps (T-sixth)
8. Fadi El Masri — Six reps
9. Péter Juhász — Three reps
10. Kelvin de Ruiter — One rep
11. Mika Törrö — no lift
12. Ervin Toots — no lift
13. Fatih Karaca — withdrew

Log Lift

With one minute on the clock, each strongman attempted to lift 150 kilograms for reps.

1. Hafthór Björnsson — Six reps (T-first)
2. Evans Nana Aryee — Six reps (T-first)
3. Adam Roszkowski — Five reps
4. Kane Francis — Four reps (T-fourth)
5. Péter Juhász — Four reps (T-fourth)
6. George Sulaiman — Three reps
7. Kelin Mills — Two reps (T-seventh)
8. Ervin Toots — Two reps (T-seventh)
9. Kelvin de Ruiter — One rep (T-ninth)
10. Rongo Keene — One rep (T-ninth)
11. Fadi El Masri — no lift
12. Mika Törrö — no lift
13. Fatih Karaca — withdrew

Loading Race

Three sacks weighing 120, 140, and 160 kilograms were traversed 10 meters each in the fastest possible time within the one-minute time cap.

1. Hafthór Björnsson — 21.66 seconds
2. Kane Francis — 22.81 seconds
3. Péter Juhász — 23.16 seconds
4. Adam Roszkowski — 25.22 seconds
5. Evans Nana Aryee — 26.89 seconds
6. George Sulaiman — 27.4 seconds
7. Kelvin de Ruiter — 30.46 seconds
8. Mika Törrö — 30.66 seconds
9. Ervin Toots — 32.2 seconds
10. Fadi El Masri — 32.97 seconds
11. Kelin Mills — 45.25 seconds
12. Rongo Keene — 48.43 seconds
13. Fatih Karaca — withdrew

Atlas Stones

With 90 seconds on the clock, each strongman attempted to load six stones weighing 120 to 185 kilograms as quickly as they could.

1. George Sulaiman — Six in 21.88 seconds
2. Kane Francis — Six in 22.71 seconds
3. Hafthór Björnsson — Six in 23.17 seconds
4. Adam Roszkowski — Six in 24.51 seconds
5. Evans Nana Aryee — Six in 36.75 seconds
6. Mika Törrö — Six in 44.15 seconds
7. Fadi El Masri — Six in 45.27 seconds
8. Kelin Mills — Six in 47.22 seconds
9. Péter Juhász — Five in 20.72 seconds
10. Kelvin de Ruiter — Five in 27.38 seconds
11. Rongo Keene — Two in 9.68 seconds
12. Ervin Toots — Six in 62.17 seconds
13. Fatih Karaca — withdrew

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