mateuz mogging the stone was probably the strongest i've seen in contrast with all other competitors. nobody else could even budge the stone to shoulder. wild. lucy and thor had so much more in the tank with the deadlift but didn't even need to use it. angelica was SO impressive, but whoever watched America Strongest live knew what she was capable of. Mitch is just unstoppable, good luck to any competitor moving forward.

@Outland9000

2 ай бұрын

Way I see it, it's basically his stone now. 😂

@espenstoro

2 ай бұрын

@@Outland9000 Just rename it the Mateusz stone. He earned it.

@haellm9192

2 ай бұрын

Big Z's austrian oak might be an even bigger mogging

@maciejguzek3442

2 ай бұрын

There were many more cases where he dominated the events in major competitions, straight out of my head I remember pulling the bizarre sled (where trey Mitchell got injured) where he was the only guy to actually finish, pulling some strange implement up a long ramp, running in farmers walk in giants live, one-motioning the log in Arnold's Santa Monica, or even throwing the stone last year. And lifting the stone 4times while few guys got any points there, at Arnold's (3 years ago? Time goes fast..). For sure not a full list..

@Zihark_

2 ай бұрын

I agree with all of those statements except Lucy. She was amazing, but it looked like she was basically at her max with the 666 lift. She had to dig deep for that one.

Mateusz lifting that stone was crazy, mitch repping that axle like a madman, and of course thors easy easy 1006 deadlift. What a crazy show!

@brandonm4550

2 ай бұрын

It was great to see both of them back in good form. Thor is still a bit off where he was with pressing power. Martins was a bit of a disappointment. Not sure if that was just too much time off between comps or something else.

My favourite moment was Jardine walking the monster dumbell 5 feet back to the crash pad, whilst having it fully locked out. Insane strength and etiquette! So happy she won

@Gndlf_TheOrange

2 ай бұрын

And then walking it back to drop it 😂

@yourgameisstupid

2 ай бұрын

Yeah I wanted to send her a message on Twitter about how awesome she was but apparently she doesn't have one. Maybe she'll see it here, who knows.

@Lemmings19

2 ай бұрын

She's definitely my new favourite. Amazing, and all smiles!

@alc4117

2 ай бұрын

And she didn’t even have to lol

@emilyfromalaskax63

2 ай бұрын

​@@yourgameisstupid I loved watching her compete. I found her youtube channel. strongwoman_gelly

Mateusz having shouldered the stone more than all other athletes combined is an awesome stat!

Inez hitting her face on the frame was horrible to see on the stream. What a beast for carrying on regardless 💪

@deadpoolkoa7108

2 ай бұрын

Yeah very nasty indeed.hope she healing fast.

@mrsshahlaei451

2 ай бұрын

The view on the stream was horrendous. I heard the impact from the distance I was sat with all the background noise behind me. Inez is one seriously tough woman to power through that.

@Gndlf_TheOrange

2 ай бұрын

@mrsshahlaei451 oh god 😭 absolutely. I'm glad they dimmed straight away too. Really respect her for powering on. She must have been in so much pain and could hardly breathe!

@666specter666

2 ай бұрын

@@mrsshahlaei451 For her to power thru that was insane! such a strength feat!

@johanjohansson925

2 ай бұрын

And that stone to shoulder event after.. Having to bump a huge stone to her shoulder with her swollen face taking some hits over and over 😬

When Mateusz started the stone run. I had my parents watching as well and my dad saying " no one is picking up that stone" its 400lbs... then came Mateusz with the flex to prove him wrong 😂😂 sad that my dad didnt believe in his own country mans strength 😅😢

Mateusz never failed a rep on the stone. And the last rep, the stone was 180degrees rotated around the vertical axis. He did not even blink an eye. Amazing

I was most impressed by Mateusz, who threw a huge boulder on his shoulder three times. I've watched it several times and I can't help but admire it. This is true pure power.

@brandonm4550

2 ай бұрын

He was good and even made improvements on his deadlift.

8:30 that's actually a crazy stat for him. Wow

@cornfed4732

2 ай бұрын

And i dont think he was at the arnolds in 2022 when Martins and I believe Oleksi both shouldered it. Just went and re-watched the 2022 stone to shoulder Martins did 2 reps and Oleksi and Bobby both did 1. Mateusz is an absolute beast!

@highviewbarbell

2 ай бұрын

I went to '22 hoping to see Mateusz but he couldn't go, and when Martins got 2 reps, as good as that was, all I was thinking was "this is bs Mateusz would have 5 here" lmaoo

Thor and his casual 1006 lbs deadlift 😂 love this guy !!

Worth Mentioning: - Bobby Thompson does one 961 Deadlift and leaves like a Bad ass. - Thor breaks his PR in the frame carry with 8.4s and gets Mateusz on what used to be his event. - Hard fought battle between Thor, Mateusz and Tom for second place in the Dinnie´s. - Mateusz and Tom Equaled former record in the 181Kg Apollon Wheel´s using Push Press.

Loved Liz’s stat on Mateusz’s stone to shoulder

@connordesens8769

2 ай бұрын

Saaaaame! Such an awesome statistic.

@mrsshahlaei451

2 ай бұрын

It really puts into perspective how dominant he is in this event! Especially considering he didn’t compete in 2022 when they had the stone to shoulder, so his rep count could’ve been even higher.

@Ragnar0xx0rz

2 ай бұрын

It's even better when you remember the fact that he was absent in 2022 during his recovery and that the event was still part of the competition that year. Wikipedia says that 4 of the 10 total reps were done during that comp. So, even with a year off, STILL way ahead.

@joshmartin3222

2 ай бұрын

Agreed, that was a wild stat

@aurelo54

2 ай бұрын

It's a Sergueï Bubka level of domination ^^

Mitchell Hooper stopping to look at the crowd when he's about to win the stone carry is the best.

That stone to shoulder stat is wild. Imagine lifting more than the whole field combined

the most surprising performance to me was thor beating his personal record in the frame carry very convincingly. He didnt show a lot of training regarding it, but seeing that made me think that he can truly come back to 100%, if not even exceed it, which is crazy to think about. the guy isnt human

@Anonymous-sb9rr

2 ай бұрын

I thought he would be past his prime, but I've reconsidered.

@77slate

2 ай бұрын

If he gets his overhead strength back up there he'll be back for real!

@allylilith5605

2 ай бұрын

@@77slate true, and then again: if someone can have a very big pec muscle tear 10 months ago, then restart training very light only a few months afterwards and then bring his overhead from 0 to a 400lbs axle within a few months, I have no doubts it will be 440 lbs in another few months of training and be back at 100% soon enough to win or place top 3 in them again

@77slate

2 ай бұрын

@@allylilith5605 absolutely, he's phenomenal in gaining strength, just a bit more time for the overhead and staying injury free he's going to be very very hard to beat, he's fitter now than ever too.

@brandonm4550

2 ай бұрын

I would assume it’s probably harder to get the pressing power back vs deadlift. I doubt he touched those implements for years when he was doing the boxing and powerlifting. Was great to see him back.

While not the biggest lift, the visual of Hannah Linzey's deadlift with blood pouring out of her nose looked amazing.

@wifflebat14

2 ай бұрын

Love a gutsy nosebleed deadlift

The guts for Inez to complete the next day A true strong woman

The stone event takes a pure brute strength to accomplish so to me, it showed without a doubt that Mateusz was the strongest man on that stage that night. Sure, his deadlift is behind but his ability to exert strength and power on objects not meant to be lifted will likely be unmatched for decades. The man truly is one of a kind in that regard.

@stuchatterton6550

2 ай бұрын

The way I consider it is his unmatched ability to put power through a huge range of motion. Other peeps might be stronger on individual, very structured lifts, but if you want something awkward moved Mateusz is the guy to do it.

Sending Inez love and healing. That was a nasty injury. Kudos to her for continuing ❤

Watching Jardine on that stone to shoulder at the end was wild

@buckybryan550

2 ай бұрын

Agreed. Loved the whole show, but damn she was crazy impressive!

@wifflebat14

2 ай бұрын

Not only was she incredible, she was obviously having so much fun with it! Such a joy to watch ❤

Hooper was absolute beast this event but Mateusz and Jardine stole the show no doubt !

@brandonm4550

2 ай бұрын

Think Hooper with the axel was probably the highlight for me. That was crazy good clock management and raw power.

Inez and Angelica both jumped up my personal favs list from this performance. I was expecting to see a mention of Victoria Long's injury, but I do think it was a tasteful decision to not include it here. Better to save a list like this for successes and feats. Get well, Victoria!

Inez is my hero. Mark Henry's funny comment about the # for the women record lift was gold.

If I had to pick 1, won't happen, every event was fantastic. But a shout out to Inez, the strength and mental fortitude to keep going was amazing.

There were quite a few badass moments from the ladies this year. Some real impressive stuff!

Inez was the warrior in this competition. Still managed to place 5th with a smashed face. Thats a testament to her true strength. I can only imagine how painful her face must’ve felt from all that exertion. Really freakin bummed about Victoria. I was excited to see her again. Sucks that it also turned out to be her final comp

The foot speed on all those people running up the ramp is insane!!

ive been watching strongman for years now. and all of those things where impressive but to me seeing how thor came back, and lifted that up like it was 100 kg is insane to me. the other thing is its crazy how matheuz has not won yet. he has had so many event wins. he really improved on deadlift. so i'm stoked for future competitions

I feel like you could argue that mateusz is the king of stones. He's the best when it comes awkward stones. And his fastest time on the lighter set of atlas stones isn't far off the WR Tom set a few years ago

@Micheldied

2 ай бұрын

Imo he is. He's incredibly good at atlas stones too. Remember his WUS run with one bicep torn.

the face full of emotion as mateusz lifts the stone for the final time had me worried he was retiring straight after. The bittersweet sensation of being so capable and so much stronger but also just not quite good enough at all the events which sets him back, a story we all know, a weight that must bear heavily in his mind. I'm glad he hasn't retired. I hope he can get some more moggings and outstanding performances in the future and maybe some titles too. Would love a rep event on squats for the arnold as that seems to be where he has the biggest chance to make it. Or maybe some WSM crazy events that happen to suit him. Mateusz deserves a big international win. Polska Gurom. and also mitch hooper has truly brought a new era to strongman which is impressive

Mateusz's stone lift did it for me. That statistic you provided Loz is astonishing. Odd Haugen coming up afterwards saying that "It's called the Mateusz Stone" sealed it.

That face plant was brutal, but she's a beast! The women's events are becoming better and better each year. When will WSM create a WSW competition?

@Gndlf_TheOrange

2 ай бұрын

You'd think by now it would be by them wouldn't you. I think OSG counts as the WSM doesn't it?

@ryanklaassen2124

2 ай бұрын

​@@Gndlf_TheOrange Yeah osg is worlds for the ladies and weightclass athletes!

@lenisemicolon

2 ай бұрын

WSW at OSG doesn't compare to WSM tho, would be great to have a proper WSW show soon

@Gndlf_TheOrange

2 ай бұрын

@lenisemicolon I agree. Be great if they had a dedicated show like the men do.

Mateusz at the end Middle weight woman Pressing the Cicus DB x 2 And the female Donnie stones were the most impressive

Mat with that stone 🪨 to shoulder is just SUCH a flex 💪🏼 a pleasure to watch every time..

Mark Henry in the background on AJ's stone to shoulder is hilarious. Watches her lift that shit so easily and just throws his arm up like "this ain't real"

@wifflebat14

2 ай бұрын

When Mark Henry is shocked by your strength, you know you're doing well.

Thor was really sending a message making that 1000 look like a penultimate warm up lift

The amount of athletes rocking Evolution Athletics belts is cool to see. Brian Shaw knows what he's doing. 🤙

It's insane that was only Thor's 2nd attempt... a 3rd attempt would have likely broken the record, but he was smart to save his energy for the rest of the competition.

Strongmen are a different breed, amazing.

7:40 Mark Henry's reaction to Angelica's stone to shoulder was priceless. That was my reaction to everything she did that weekend. Incredible athlete

Mateusz is one of the greatetst!! I love this guy! This Stone looked so unreal on his shoulder..amazing.

@craigpawalawski4232

2 ай бұрын

He is one of the greatest not to win WSM

Such a great show! Setting a new World Record is great. Setting a World Record and making it look easy is amazing! But setting a World Record with a smile on your face is epic!! Loved it!

A fab show. Live stream was excellent . Shame about all the injuries.

For me the womens show was truely special. Sam's bumbell was incredible to watch, and the stone to shoulder from Angelica Jardine as a relatively new athlete was incredible.

my lord what a show. heros legends! waow!

The bicep pose with the stone was just awesome and good to see a rare show of emotion from Mateusz

Mateusz! WOOHOO POWER

Watched, had no expectations for the women, was mightily impressed

Imagine what Mateusz will be capable of if he brings up his deadlift. He’ll become unstoppable.

@ipsojure2137

2 ай бұрын

highly doubt at this point at least not to a lvl where he is competitive at this lvl of competition

If Mateusz can just get his deadlift up there... he'll score so much higher! There's got to be a way.

@lenisemicolon

2 ай бұрын

I keep feeling like he should be spending every waking moment with a deadlift specialist coach, talking to that psychologist Eddie was seeing before he did his 500kg lift lol

Loved Dr. Bills amazing commentary.

What an amazing weekend and great showing for #teamloz

Hooper is a perfect athlete. Not only does he know what exactly he can and cant do, he also knows what the other guys can do and cant do. So he builds the perfect strategy for every comp. And thanks to his different sports experiences in the past he has mastered so many movement patterns which I think makes him technically superior and makes him adapt to any task more efficiently than others.

I loved seeing Marks face watching all the athletes that was my favourite part of these clips

Damn man, she didn't look like she hit it hard enough to do all that damage. Props to her for finishing

Mitch getting Arnold up and then not lifting the stone was pretty memorable as well. He's a machine, so it was great that he'd already won the event or it would have been much worse :-)

This competition was epic! Hooper's performance was unbelievable, you must be VERY proud as his coach, Loz! The Dinnie Stones world record with the side look, and the axle press 5 times for another world record, plus the frame so close to beating Kieliszkowski's best time EVER, was just ridiculous. And then Jardine came to her first professional competition ever and got the gold? And then Kieliszkowski with the stone to shoulder was just unbelievable. And how about Thor's deadlift, coming out of retirement after his injury? Even my girl watched with me and I think she started to understand better why I love this sport so much. It was very exciting! Thanks for your videos, Loz and Liz! Your channel has brought me closer to the strongman community, and recently motivated me to start lifting weights to get stronger too! With love, from Brasil! Stay strong! ❤💪

mateuz and thor are back. what a weekend for strongmen!!!!!

Really enjoyed the whole show, just amazing talent in depth, cant wait for the British Arnolds.

i second that, crazy lifts!

Great moments indeed. SUper Hooper is an absolute freak of an individual. Good to see Thor back and Mateusz, hope he stays injury free.

these guys are beasts!

Mateusz on the stone was one of the greatest feats of strength I've ever seen. Thor's deadlift was incredible.

Matz is the one highlight. Awesome.

Angellica slowly and menacingly walking from stone to stone, only to then shoulder it multiple times, was bone chilling.

most impressive feat, is michael coopers spine during those axle cleans

Sam getting reps with the WR👏👏👏 She thinks 100 kg is a possibility

@SchwarzeskabelGWP

2 ай бұрын

Sam is just ridiculously good at the circus dumbbell

@andrewgilbertson5356

2 ай бұрын

Yes it’s her Superpower 👍@@SchwarzeskabelGWP

Mateusz stone to shoulder was definitely the highlight of the whole show!

Hooper is an other-worldly athlete and his performances in the timber carry, axle press and dinnies' proved that he's one of the next Greats of the sport. Sam Belliveau's lift with a dumbbell heavier than her is astonishing. But Mateusz has my heart with that triple stone lift and bicep pose.

3:15 me carrying the groceries home.

Not sure if this is correct place to ask but will there be streaming for Arnolds UK like the main Arnold Classic in Columbus?

Thor is holding back on the deadlift

@bruuhhhh

2 ай бұрын

He won so why bother pushing further

@Outland9000

2 ай бұрын

Deffo. 1006 was _smooooth!_

@high-captain-BaLrog

2 ай бұрын

Good. This gives him breathing room to focus on his pressing strength and grip.

@lenisemicolon

2 ай бұрын

It's not holding back when you can win the show with a warmup lol why do more

2:22 OUCH! It looked like she`d already hit it once already but this one musta hurt! The state of her afterwards was shocking.

7:32 this woman just picked me up and put me on her shoulder for reps. insane.

Where can I watch more strongman competitions? I discovered this channel yesterday and didn't know I cared about strongman, until yesterday! 😂 I just want everybody to lift, I don't care about a favorite. Altough 'i'm biased for Thor and Moose for personal reasons, lol..

Somebody oughta make a compilation of every stone to shoulder.

Definitely some protection needed on that frame for next time, it could have been so much worse. I agree her coach should have pulled her out, not worth the risk of carrying on. Sam was a monster and come on Mateusz 👍👏👏

It’s frustrating Kieliszkowski just can’t get a break & win something major like the Arnold which is currently the pinnacle of Strongman because his deadlift is such a weak event for him compared to other lifters like Thompson or Hooper.

@Adam-gn5kh

2 ай бұрын

In fairness he could've won the deadlift this year and still couldn't have won the show based on the final standings.

@janoycresva276

2 ай бұрын

@@Adam-gn5kh True, but it wasn’t the case last year or many other years

@Adam-gn5kh

2 ай бұрын

@janoycresva276 True, just unfortunate for him. The best to never win a major title though, well unless you consider when he won WUS in 2019. That was considered a major title for a few years.

@janoycresva276

2 ай бұрын

@@Adam-gn5kh But that’s sad, to only have 1 title that’s not even considered anymore & not able to win anything else but always coming second simply because your deadlift is so low is awful. If he could just get his deadlift up to a consistent & comfortable 970 lbs, he & Mitchell Hooper would be the next Big Z & Brian Shaw of strongman.

If only mateuz could address his static strength he would be unstoppable

Hoop is a once in a lifetime athlete, I hope he sticks around for several years

💪💪💪

Anyone knows what were they wearing for the stone carries? Are those shin guards?

I didn't even know the Screw Your Freedom Classic happened

Mateusz finally seeming to be back to form..........and Hafthor proving once again that he can get his body back to massive and powerful quicker than anyone I have ever heard of. This is now, I believe, the 3rd time he has shrunk down and then exploded back to monster size in a way that doesn't even seem possible.

So good to see Mateusz back in the game!!! One of the best

The Moose is loose! 💪🇨🇦💪

I would still love to see Mitch attempt more squat cleans or in case of the axle perhaps hang squat cleans. I am sure we are far away from what he is actually capable of.

6:00 whenever theres a draw for 1st place or world record i'd like to see all the competitors

Mateusz proving he is the stone king, Sam's 2x84kg dumbbell press and a wild Angelica Jardine appearing out of fucking nowhere. Absolutely crazy show.

Thor will pull 505 or more this year

My Highlights: Lucy's Deadlift, Thor's Deadlift, Mateusz' Stonelift/Stone-to-shoulder and of course Super Hooper's Axle Press (look at that 5th lift 😱)!

love u 2

Angelica Jardine is an absolute beast she’s gonna be winning a lot more competitions in my opinion

That lady shoulding the stones! Extraordinary!!!! Very impressive

I hope they alter the rules in such a way that its power and strength first. Olympic snatch and split jerks are not impressive at these weights when the guys next door snatch and grab 580 lbs. Brains do beat strength. But this is a strength competition, no need for rolling pullups.

Mitchell Hooper is such a fucking beast.

Maxime Boudreault stood out for having the worst luck. First guy out on the first event, got injured on his first attempt at lifting it and had to drop out.

Great effort by Moose on the axle, but it wasn't a world record. Big Z did 408 for 5 in 2011.

Maybe I'm just a Maxime fan but what about when he tore his lat on his opener after coming back from his ankle injury? Or Victoria tearing her hamstring? Even bobby coming out of nowhere to just do one heavy deadlift was a pretty exciting moment. Martins doing poorly on the deadlift made me go oh shit as well. So much so say about this year's Arnold's. I really enjoyed being able to watch this event live!

I don't follow strongwomen that much, so I was really surprised to see Jardine dominate the stones just as much as Mateusz.

@lenisemicolon

2 ай бұрын

Everyone was surprised since it's her first pro comp lol