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Strongman Champions League

The Strongman Champions League is a strongman competition circuit, with several Grand Prix events throughout the year and the Strongman Champions League overall champion title going to the overall winner at the end of the season. The competitors include some of the top athletes in the sport, including Žydrūnas Savickas, Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson, Krzysztof Radzikowski, Aivars Šmaukstelis, Mikhail Koklyaev, Ervin Katona, Andrus Murumets, Nick Best, Travis Ortmayer, Vytautas Lalas, Laurence Shahlaei and Terry Hollands. Initially in close partnership with IFSA, it quickly asserted its independence and has acted as a unifying force in the world of strength athletics, bringing together athletes from IFSA with those affiliated to the World's Strongest Man circuit, and having close cooperation with other major events such as Fortissimus. In 2012, SCL began co-promoting the new Arnold Strongman Classic-Europe contest which will become part of the annual SCL season of events.

Strongman Champions League
The official logo of the Strongman Champions League
Tournament information
LocationVarious international locations
Month playedmultiple grand prix events held throughout the year
Established2008
FormatMulti-event competition
Pursevaries
WebsiteOfficial website
Current champion
Poland Oskar Ziółkowski

History edit

 
Strongman Champions League in Gibraltar.
 
Strongman Champions League in Gibraltar.

The Strongman Champions League was developed by Ilkka Kinnunen and Marcel Mostert, longtime strongman promoters, with major contests to their credit worldwide, and was launched in 2008. Kinnunen & Mostert described SCL as "a new episode in strongman".[1]

"A complete series of 10–12 competitions, that will take place all over the world, but most of the competitions will be held in Europe. The very best champions, referees and their organizers will be the guarantee of a great new, fresh excitement in Strongman sport. The competition venues are the best which each country can offer and it will include the country's own traditional elements."[1] As well as citing that all points will be accumulated for a Champions League Winner at the end of the year, it was stated in the main structure of the Champions League that rules will be done officially as usual in all IFSA competitions and that the top 3 will be directly placed in the IFSA World Championships.[1] Mostert also said "All together we think that this is a perfect platform of competitions that will lead to another great World Championship."[1]

Thus, IFSA were inextricably linked at the inception of the league. IFSA, however, were in reportedly dire financial straits towards the end of that year. By December, Mostert distanced the league from the ailing governing body and explicitly said that the "Strongman Champions League had nothing to do with IFSA". He told IronMind "We have our own logo, we have our own brand, we do our own competitions."[2] Its own website was launched shortly afterwards.

The league organizers had originally reported that the Champions League competitions will be televised and spread all over the world. In the harsh economic climate of 2008, the league was not immune to the effects, and the league did have to cancel some venues, but unlike with the IFSA, the vast majority of the competitions still took place. In 2008, the SCL had 45 top strength athletes competing, representing more than 20 countries.[3]

Fortissimus Cooperation edit

In 2008, Paul Ohl stated that the Strongman Champions League was one of three organizations that had made an agreement with Fortissimus in order to unite the world strength community, the others being the American Strongman Corporation and the Aussiepower organization. Within the agreement, Fortissimus, the competition that confers the title of "Strongest Man on the Planet", guaranteed that the winner of the America's Strongest Man title would be granted a slot in Fortissimus from 2009, as would the winner of the Australia's Strongest Man title. The agreement with the Strongman Champions League went further, stating that the top three athletes would have guaranteed places and in return, the top Canadian athletes would have guaranteed selected participation in the Champions League.[4] This later went further, guaranteeing the SCL its top five athletes would have places.[3] The agreement was reemphasised in a joint statement from Marcel Mostert and Paul Ohl in early 2009.[3]

2009 and links with World's Strongest Man edit

The 2009 programme was planned with ten major contests on schedule. In addition, feeder contests were introduced, one happening in Spain in December 2008 and a further event in Germany called the FIBO Strongman Classic in April 2009. The best two athletes from this FIBO Classic 2009 edition were guaranteed into the Champions League, and it was postulated that this German event would be promoted to full SCL status in 2010.

The Strongman Champions League importantly made further progress in acting as a fundamental part of a unifying movement for world strength athletics by making plans to help get its athletes to the 2009 World's Strongest Man contest. Mostert stated that "The top 5 SCL athletes will have places in the Giants Live tour for qualifying at World's Strongest Man (WSM) 2009". In addition, he also stated that wild cards for the WSM will include SCL athletes. He went on to say that "Finally we made it all possible again that all the athletes have chances to qualify for the WSM, which means in my opinion the WSM will have the strongest field ever in her history!". He went on to thank TWI/IMG and Giants Live for their part in making these possibilities. This was groundbreaking because for a number of years prior to this, the athletes under the IFSA had been banned by the federation from entering WSM (since the IFSA fell out of favour with TWI). Likewise, the athletes invited to participate in WSM were not invited to participate in IFSA events. Some competitions bridged the divide, such as the Arnold Strongman Classic and more recently Fortissimus, but neither had the history, gravitas, or popular appeal of the World's Strongest Man. The IFSA athletes, with the demise of the IFSA finances, almost all competed in SCL from 2008. This deal, along with the Fortissimus deal before it, united strongman in a way it had not been since 2004.

The 2009 season began properly on 9 May, with the Strongman Champions League Serbia. Finland followed on 16 May,[5] with Slovakia and the Netherlands in June.

Results edit

List of SCL Season Champions
Year Athlete Nationality
2008 Žydrūnas Savickas   Lithuania
2009 Andrus Murumets   Estonia
2010 Terry Hollands   United Kingdom
2011 Ervin Katona   Serbia
2012 Žydrūnas Savickas   Lithuania
2013 Krzysztof Radzikowski   Poland
2014 Martin Wildauer   Austria
2015 Krzysztof Radzikowski   Poland
2016 Dainis Zageris   Latvia
2017 Matjaz Belsak   Slovenia
2018 Dainis Zageris   Latvia
2019 Aivars Šmaukstelis   Latvia
2021 Kelvin de Ruiter   Netherlands
2022 Aivars Šmaukstelis   Latvia
2023 Oskar Ziółkowski   Poland
Top 10 List of Most Individual Event Wins
Athlete Nationality Wins
Žydrūnas Savickas   Lithuania 34
Krzysztof Radzikowski   Poland 16
Dainis Zageris   Latvia 15
Aivars Šmaukstelis   Latvia 14
Ervin Katona   Serbia 13
Matjaz Belsak   Slovenia 8
Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson   Iceland 8
Kelvin de Ruiter   Netherlands 7
Mikhail Koklyaev   Russia 7
Jean-François Caron   Canada 4


2008 edit

Name and Location Champion Runner-Up 3rd Place Date
  Riga, Latvia
SCL Latvia[6]
   Žydrūnas Savickas   Travis Ortmayer   Agris Kazelniks 22 March 2008
  Subotica, Serbia
SCL Serbia[6]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (2)   Ervin Katona   Andrus Murumets 10 May 2008
  Varsseveld, Netherlands
SCL Holland[6]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (3)   Andrus Murumets   Travis Ortmayer 1 June 2008
  Sofia, Bulgaria
SCL Bulgaria[6]
   Andrus Murumets   Žydrūnas Savickas   Ervin Katona 21 June 2008
  Vilnius, Lithuania
SCL Lithuania[6]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (4)   Vidas Blekaitis   Saulius Brusokas 2 August 2008
  Constanța, Romania
SCL Romania[6]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (5)   Ervin Katona   Oleksandr Lashyn 16 August 2008
  Kokkola, Finland
SCL Finland[6]
   Mikhail Koklyaev   Žydrūnas Savickas   Ervin Katona 29 August 2008
Overall placings[6]
   Žydrūnas Savickas
130 points 		  Ervin Katona
72 points 		  Agris Kazelniks
60 points

2009 edit

Name and Location Champion Runner-Up 3rd Place Date
  Subotica, Serbia
SCL Serbia[7][8]
   Mikhail Koklyaev (2)   Andrus Murumets   Travis Ortmayer 9 May 2009
  Ideapark, Finland
SCL Finland[7][9]
   Andrus Murumets (2)   Vidas Blekaitis   Martin Wildauer 16–17 May 2009
  Bratislava, Slovakia
SCL Slovakia[7][10]
   Andrus Murumets (3)   Terry Hollands   Alexander Klyushev 7 June 2009
  Terborg, Netherlands
SCL Holland[7][11]
   Mikhail Koklyaev (3)   Agris Kazelniks   Richard van der Linden 14 June 2009
  Los Barrios, Spain
SCL Spain[7][12]
   Ervin Katona   Andrus Murumets   Jimmy Laureys 10 October 2009
  London, England
SCL England[7][13]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (6)   Mark Felix   Andrus Murumets 18 October 2009
  Pécs, Hungary
SCL Hungary[7][14]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (7)   Andrus Murumets   Ervin Katona 29 October 2009
  Kyiv, Ukraine
SCL 2009 Finals[7][15]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (8)   Travis Ortmayer   Agris Kazelniks 14 November 2009
Overall placings[7]
   Andrus Murumets
105 points 		  Agris Kazelniks
68 points 		  Žydrūnas Savickas
60 points

2009 Qualifiers edit

The Strongman Champions League introduced qualifying competitions for 2009. From these competitions, the top two were guaranteed places in the SCL. The first qualifier was held in Los Barrios, Spain. The second was the FIBO Classic in Germany.

Name and Location Champion Runner-Up 3rd Place Date
  Los Barrios, Spain
Spanish International Challenge[16]
   Jarno Hams   Ervin Katona   Steve MacDonald December 2008
  Germany
SCL FIBO[17]
   Travis Ortmayer   Martin Wildauer   Igor Werner April 2009

2010 edit

Name and Location Champion Runner-Up 3rd Place Date
  Kuusamo, Lapland
SCL Iceman Challenge[18][19]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (9)   Terry Hollands   Konstiantyn Ilin 21 March 2010
  Essen, Germany
SCL FIBO[18][20]
   Mikhail Koklyaev (4)   Terry Hollands   Travis Ortmayer 24 April 2010
  Ideapark, Finland
SCL Finland[18][21]
   Mikhail Koklyaev (5)   Terry Hollands   Travis Ortmayer 16 May 2010
  Limerick, Ireland
SCL Ireland[18][22]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (10)/
  Terry Hollands tie 		  Agris Kazelniks 6 June 2010
  Sofia, Bulgaria
SCL Bulgaria[18][23]
   Ervin Katona (2)   Johannes Arsjo   Terry Hollands 13 June 2010
  Ulft, Netherlands
SCL Holland[18][24]
   Travis Ortmayer   Mikhail Koklyaev   Ervin Katona 20 June 2010
  Belgrade, Serbia
SCL Serbia[18][25]
   Ervin Katona (3)   Agris Kazelniks   Gabor Fargacs 29 August 2010
  Bratislava, Slovakia
SCL Slovakia[18][26]
   Ervin Katona (4)   Terry Hollands   Konstiantyn Ilin 9 October 2010
  Kyiv, Ukraine
SCL 2010 Finals[18][27]
   Serhiy Romanchuk   Agris Kazelniks   Mikhail Koklyaev 18 December 2010
Overall placings[18]
   Terry Hollands
132 points 		  Ervin Katona
106 points 		  Mikhail Koklyaev
98 points

2011 edit

Name and Location Champion Runner-Up 3rd Place Date
  Kuusamo, Lapland
SCL Iceman Challenge II[28][29]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (11)   Johannes Arsjo   Ervin Katona 19 March 2011
  Essen, Germany
SCL FIBO[28][30]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (12)   Terry Hollands   Martin Wildauer 16 April 2011
  Novi Sad, Serbia
SCL Serbia[28][31]
   Ervin Katona (5)   Johannes Arsjo   Jimmy Laureys 21 May 2011
  Pretoria, South Africa
SCL South Africa[28][32]
   Laurence Shahlaei   Etienne Smit   Warrick Brant 8 June 2011
  Tampere, Finland
SCL Finland[28][33]
   Vytautas Lalas   Laurence Shahlaei   Ervin Katona 12 June 2011
  Tolkamer, Netherlands
SCL Holland[28][34]
   Laurence Shahlaei (2)   Ervin Katona   Jimmy Laureys 18 June 2011
  Bulgaria
SCL Buglaria[28][35]
   Ervin Katona (6)   Vytautas Lalas   Rob Frampton 25 June 2011
  Gran Canaria, Spain
SCL Canary Islands[28][36]
   Ervin Katona (7)   Tomi Lotta   Jarno Hams 3 September 2011
  Kosice, Slovakia
SCL Slovakia[28][37]
   Konstiantyn Ilin   Branislav Golier   Tomi Lotta 10 September 2011
  New Brunswick, Canada
SCL Canada[28][38]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (13)   Jean-François Caron   Laurence Shahlaei 30 September – 2 October 2011
  Riga, Latvia
SCL Latvia[28][39]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (14)   Jean-François Caron   Agris Kazelniks 18–19 November 2011
  Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
SCL 2011 Finals[28][40]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (15)   Jean-François Caron   Ervin Katona 7 February 2012
Overall placings[28][40]
   Ervin Katona
201 points 		  Žydrūnas Savickas
176 points 		  Laurence Shahlaei
106 points

2012 edit

Name and Location Champion Runner-Up 3rd Place Date
  Kuusamo, Lapland
SCL Iceman Challenge III[41][42]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (16)   Laurence Shahlaei   Janusz Kulaga 9–10 March 2012
  Germany
SCL FIBO[41][43]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (17)   Laurence Shahlaei   Ervin Katona 22 April 2012
  Novi Sad, Serbia
SCL Serbia[41][44]
   Ervin Katona (8)   Terry Hollands   Lauri Nami 5 May 2012
  Zevenaar, Netherlands
SCL Holland[41][45]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (18)   Laurence Shahlaei   Jarno Hams 30 June 2012
  Jiangsu, China
SCL World Shanghai Cup[41][46]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (19)   Laurence Shahlaei   Ervin Katona 4–8 July 2012
  Oporto, Portugal
SCL Portugal[41][47]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (20)   Ervin Katona   Terry Hollands 21 July 2012
  Alaharma, Finland
SCL Finland[41][48]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (21)   Mikhail Koklyaev   Terry Hollands 11 August 2012
  Trzebnica, Poland
SCL Poland[41][49]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (22)/
  Mikhail Koklyaev (6) tie 		  Krzysztof Radzikowski 18 August 2012
  Vladivostok, Russia
SCL Russia[41][50]
   Mikhail Koklyaev (7)   Johannes Arsjo   Marius Lalas 25 August 2012
  Gibraltar
SCL Gibraltar[41][51]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (23)   Lauri Nami   Terry Hollands 2 September 2012
  Bansko, Bulgaria
SCL Bulgaria[41][52]
   Rafal Kobylarz   Saulius Brusokas   Paul Pirjol 22 September 2012
  Vilnius, Lithuania
SCL Savickas Classic[41][53]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (24)   Vidas Blekaitis   Vytautas Lalas 6 October 2012
  Madrid, Spain
Arnold Strongman Classic-Europe[41][54]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (25)   Krzysztof Radzikowski   Vytautas Lalas 13–14 October 2012
  Fort-de-France, Martinique
SCL 2012 World Finals[41][55]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (26)   Mikhail Koklyaev   Krzysztof Radzikowski 16–18 November 2012
Overall placings[41]
   Žydrūnas Savickas
275 points 		  Ervin Katona
130 points 		  Mikhail Koklyaev
114 points

2013 edit

Name and Location Champion Runner-Up 3rd Place Date
  Kuusamo, Lapland
SCL Iceman Challenge IV[56][57]
   Krzysztof Radzikowski   Tomi Lotta   Laurence Shahlaei 16 March 2013
  Germany
SCL FIBO[56][58]
   Vytautas Lalas   Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson   Krzysztof Radzikowski 13 April 2013
  Novi Sad, Serbia
SCL Serbia[56][59]
   Ervin Katona (9)   Martin Wildauer   Dainis Zageris 18 May 2013
  Olaine, Latvia
SCL Latvia[56][60]
   Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson   Dainis Zageris   Meelis Peil 26 May 2013
  Plzeň, Czech Republic
SCL Czech[56][61]
   Krzysztof Radzikowski (2)   Vytautas Lalas   Lauri Nami 9 June 2013
  Kalkar, Germany
SCL Holland[56][62]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (27)   Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson   Krzysztof Radzikowski 22 June 2013
  Jiangsu, China
SCL World Shanghai Cup[56][63]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (28)   Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson   Jean-François Caron 9–13 July 2013
  Tavira, Portugal
SCL Portugal[56][64]
   Krzysztof Radzikowski (3)   Bjorn Andre Solvang   Vytautas Lalas 27 July 2013
  Finland
SCL World Truck Pull Championships[56][65]
   Ervin Katona (10)   Antti Mourujarvi   Meelis Peil 10 August 2013
  Budapest, Hungary
SCL Hungary[56][66]
   Ervin Katona (11)   Krzysztof Radzikowski   Meelis Peil 31 August 2013
  Košice, Slovakia
SCL Slovakia[56][67]
   Lauri Nami   Krzysztof Radzikowski   Martin Wildauer 7 September 2013
  Vladivostok, Russia
SCL Russia[56][68]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (29)   Mike Burke   Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson 14 September 2013
  Kartuzy, Poland
SCL Poland[56][69]
   Krzysztof Radzikowski (4)   Žydrūnas Savickas   Dainis Zageris 21 September 2013
  Gibraltar
SCL Gibraltar[56][70]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (30)   Krzysztof Radzikowski   Dainis Zageris 28 September 2013
  Tallinn, Estonia
SCL Estonia[56][71]
   Meelis Peil   Krzysztof Radzikowski   Lauri Nami 5 October 2013
  Vilnius, Lithuania
SCL Savickas Classic[56][72]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (31)   Vidas Blekaitis   Krzysztof Radzikowski 20 October 2013
  São Paulo, Brazil
SCL 2013 Brazil[56][73]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (32)   Krzysztof Radzikowski   Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson 8 November 2013
  Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
SCL World Finals[56][74]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (33)   Mike Burke   Krzysztof Radzikowski 23 November 2013
Overall placings[56]
   Krzysztof Radzikowski
257 points 		  Žydrūnas Savickas
193 points 		  Ervin Katona
175 points

2014 edit

Name and Location Champion Runner-Up 3rd Place Date
  Fort-de-France, Martinique
SCL Martinique[75]
   Ervin Katona (12)   Gerald Gschiel   Lauri Nami 15–16 March 2014
  Cologne, Germany
SCL FIBO[75][76]
   Žydrūnas Savickas (34)   Martin Wildauer   Ervin Katona 5 April 2014
  Novi Sad, Serbia
SCL Serbia[75][77]
   Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson (2)   Ervin Katona   Martin Wildauer 10 May 2014
  Vaasa, Finland
SCL Finland[75][78]
   Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson (3)   Marius Lalas   Rauno Heinla 13 June 2014
  Doetinchem, Netherlands
SCL Holland[75][79]
   Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson (4)   Grzegorz Szymanski   Alex Moonen 21 June 2014
  Olaine, Latvia
SCL Latvia[75][80]
   Rafal Kobylarz (2)   Vidas Blekaitis   Martin Wildauer 29 June 2014
  Tavira, Portugal
SCL Portugal[75][81]
   Martin Wildauer   Dainis Zageris   Lauri Nami 4 July 2014
  Split, Croatia
SCL Croatia[75][82]
   Ervin Katona (13)   Martin Wildauer   Krzysztof Radzikowski 19 July 2014
  Kartuzy, Poland
SCL Poland[75][83]
   Krzysztof Radzikowski (5)   Martin Wildauer   Vidas Blekaitis 3 August 2014
  Győr, Hungary
SCL Hungary[75][84]
   Krzysztof Radzikowski (6)  Ervin Katona  Matjaz Belsak 30 August 2014
  Lusaka, Zambia
SCL Zambia[75][85]
   Krzysztof Radzikowski (7)   Ervin Katona   Dainis Zageris 13 September 2014
  Sibiu, Romania
SCL Romania[75][86]
   Krzysztof Radzikowski (8)   Ervin Katona   Martin Wildauer 21 September 2014
  Vilnius, Lithuania
SCL Savickas Classic[75][87]
   Rauno Heinla   Vidas Blekaitis   Matjaz Belsak 5 October 2014
  Tallinn, Estonia
SCL Estonia[75][88]
   Rauno Heinla (2)   Martin Wildauer   Krzysztof Radzikowski 18 October 2014
  Malaysia
SCL 2014 Finals[75][89]
   Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson (5)   Eddie Hall   Krzysztof Radzikowski 14–15 November 2014
Overall placings[75]
   Martin Wildauer
198 points 		  Krzysztof Radzikowski
195 points 		  Ervin Katona
175 points

2015 edit

Name and Location Champion Runner-Up 3rd Place Date
  Vinstra, Norway
SCL World's Strongest Viking[90]
   Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson (6)   Krzysztof Radzikowski   Jean-François Caron 31 January 2015
  Cologne, Germany
SCL FIBO[90]
   Krzysztof Radzikowski (9)   Matjaz Belsak   Jean-François Caron 11 April 2015
  Ulft, Netherlands
SCL Holland[90]
   Grzegorz Szymanski   Žydrūnas Savickas   Dainis Zageris 6 June 2015
  Merikarvia, Finland
SCL Finland[90]
   Krzysztof Radzikowski (10)   Žydrūnas Savickas   Rauno Heinla 13 June 2015
  Plovdiv, Bulgaria
SCL Bulgaria[90]
   Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson (7)   Krzysztof Radzikowski   Stojan Todorchev 20 June 2015
  Olaine, Latvia
SCL Latvia[90]
   Dainis Zageris   Oskars Martuzans   Krzysztof Radzikowski 27 June 2015
  Split, Croatia
SCL Croatia[90]
   Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson (8)   Krzysztof Radzikowski   Stojan Todorchev 29 August 2015
  Lubaczów, Poland
SCL Poland[90]
   Grzegorz Szymanski (2)   Dainis Zageris   Krzysztof Radzikowski 6 September 2015
  Kufstein, Austria
SCL Austria[90]
   Marius Lalas   Krzysztof Radzikowski   Matjaz Belsak 12 September 2015
  Sibiu, Romania
SCL Romania[90]
   Dainis Zageris (2)   Krzysztof Radzikowski   Alex Moonen 21 September 2015
  Vilnius, Lithuania
SCL Savickas Classic[90]
   Marius Lalas (2)   Grzegorz Szymanski   Jean-François Caron 4 October 2015
  Porto, Portugal
SCL Portugal[90]
   Jean-François Caron   Krzysztof Radzikowski   Bjorn Solvang 10 October 2015
  Port-de-France, Martinique
SCL Martinique[90]
   Dainis Zageris (3)   Jean-François Caron   Matjaz Belsak 25 October 2015
  Turkey
SCL 2015 World Finals[90]
   Krzysztof Radzikowski (11)   Dainis Zageris   Alex Moonen 5 December 2015
Overall placing[90]
   Krzysztof Radzikowski
256 points 		  Dainis Zageris
213 points 		  Jean-François Caron
130 points

2016 edit

Name and Location Champion Runner-Up 3rd Place Date
  Vinstra, Norway
SCL World's Strongest Viking[91]
   Jean-François Caron (2)   Matjaz Belsak   Krzysztof Radzikowski 30 January 2016
  Cologne, Germany
SCL FIBO[91]
   Krzysztof Radzikowski (12)   Matjaz Belsak   Stojan Todorchev 9 April 2016
  Zelhem, Netherlands
SCL Holland[91]
   Eric Dawson   Alex Moonen   Marius Lalas 11 June 2016
  Olaine, Latvia
SCL Latvia[91]
   Aivars Šmaukstelis   Dainis Zageris   Johnny Hansson 19 June 2016
  Zlatibor, Serbia
SCL Serbia[91]
   Aivars Šmaukstelis (2)   Martin Wildauer   Matjaz Belsak 2 July 2016
  Plovdiv, Bulgaria
SCL Bulgaria[91]
   Stoyan Todorchev   Matjaz Belsak   Dainis Zageris 24 July 2016
  Guildford, England
SCL England[91]
   Eric Dawson   Martin Wildauer   Mateusz Baron 13 August 2016
  Vaasa, Finland
SCL Finland[91]
   Simon Boudreau   Aivars Šmaukstelis   Lauri Nämi 21 August 2016
  Sibiu, Romania
SCL Romania[91]
   Mateusz Baron   Alex Moonen   Martin Wildauer 17 September 2016
  Willemstad, Curaçao
SCL Curaçao[91]
   Jimmy Paquet   Dainis Zageris   Alex Moonen 1 October 2016
  Porto, Portugal
SCL Portugal[91]
   Dainis Zageris (4)   Krzysztof Radzikowski   Roberto Rodriques 9 October 2016
  Dubai, United Arab Emirates
SCL 2016 World Finals[91]
   Dainis Zageris (5)   Krzysztof Radzikowski   Matjaz Belsak 5 November 2016
Overall placing[91]
   Dainis Zageris   Krzysztof Radzikowski   Matjaz Belsak

2017 edit

Name and Location Champion Runner-Up 3rd Place Date
  Vinstra, Norway
SCL World's Strongest Viking[92]
   Jean-François Caron (3)   Krzysztof Radzikowski   Luke Herrick 29 January 2017
  Cologne, Germany
SCL FIBO[92]
   Matjaz Belsak   Tom Stoltman   Dennis Kohlruss 8 April 2017
  Lichtenvoorde, Netherlands
SCL Holland[92]
   Matjaz Belsak (2)   Grzegorz Szymański   Alex Moonen 17 June 2017
  Zlatibor, Serbia
SCL Serbia[92]
   Matjaz Belsak (3)   Kevin Faires   Aivars Šmaukstelis 22 July 2017
  Saint-Hyacinthe, Canada
SCL Canada[92]
   Jean-François Caron (4)   Matjaz Belsak   Jimmy Paquet 28 July 2017
  Vaasa, Finland
SCL Finland[92]
   Matjaz Belsak (4)   Dainis Zageris   Krzysztof Radzikowski 20 August 2017
  Sibiu, Romania
SCL Romania[92]
   Aivars Šmaukstelis (3)   Phil Roberts   Sucman Radion 16 September 2017
  Willemstad, Curaçao
SCL Curaçao[92]
   Dainis Zageris (6)   Kevin Faires   Luke Herrick 8 October 2017
  Corinth, Greece
SCL Greece[92]
   Dainis Zageris (7)   Krzysztof Radzikowski   Dennis Kohlruss 11 November 2017
  Chetumal, Mexico
SCL 2017 World Finals[92]
   Matjaz Belsak (5)   Jean-François Caron   Dainis Zageris 25 November 2017
Overall placing[92]
   Matjaz Belsak   Jean-François Caron   Dainis Zageris

2018 edit

Name and Location Champion Runner-Up 3rd Place Date
  Vinstra, Norway
SCL World's Strongest Viking[93]
   Krzysztof Radzikowski (13)   Dennis Kohlruss   Luke Herrick 28 January 2018
  Cologne, Germany
SCL FIBO[93]
   Krzysztof Radzikowski (14)   Dainis Zageris   Sebastian Kraus 14 April 2018
  Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
SCL Abu Dhabi[93]
   Matjaz Belsak (6)   Dainis Zageris   Mohammed Azatpouri 12 May 2018
  Doetinchem, Netherlands
SCL Holland[93]
   Dainis Zageris (8)   Alex Moonen   Dennis Kohlruss 2 June 2018
  Merikarvia, Finland
SCL Finland[93]
   Matjaz Belsak (7)   Aivars Šmaukstelis   Jarno Kirselä 16 June 2018
  Zlatibor, Serbia
SCL Serbia[93]
   Matjaz Belsak (8)   Travis Ortmayer   Aivars Šmaukstelis 14 July 2018
  Brașov, Romania
SCL Romania[93]
   Aivars Šmaukstelis (4)   Krzysztof Radzikowski   Travis Ortmayer 7 September 2018
  Willemstad, Curaçao
SCL Curaçao[93]
   Dainis Zageris (9)   Marko Remlik   Alex Moonen 13 October 2018
  Cancún, Mexico
SCL 2018 World Finals[93]
   Dainis Zageris (10)   Krzysztof Radzikowski   Aivars Šmaukstelis 11 November 2018
Overall placing[93]
   Dainis Zageris   Krzysztof Radzikowski   Aivars Šmaukstelis

2019 edit

Name and Location Champion Runner-Up 3rd Place Date
  Vinstra, Norway
SCL World's Strongest Viking[94]
   Krzysztof Radzikowski (15)   Ole Martin Kristiansen   Mika Törrö 26 January 2019
  Cologne, Germany
SCL FIBO[94]
   Krzysztof Radzikowski (16)   Aivars Šmaukstelis   Sebastian Kraus 6 April 2019
  Alanya, Turkey
SCL Turkey[94]
   Travis Ortmayer   Dennis Kohlruss   Alex Moonen 20 April 2019
  Ulft, Netherlands
SCL Holland[94]
   Alex Moonen   Kelvin de Ruiter   Mika Törrö 5 June 2019
  Petrozavodsk, Russia
SCL Russia[94]
   Aivars Šmaukstelis (5)   Dmitrii Skosyrskii   Kelvin de Ruiter 20 July 2019
  Inđija, Serbia
SCL Serbia[94]
   Marko Remlik   Sebastian Kurek   Kelvin de Ruiter 28 July 2019
  Joensuu, Finland
SCL Finland[94]
   Mateusz Kieliszkowski   Aivars Šmaukstelis   Marko Remlik 4 August 2019
  Esposende, Portugal
SCL Portugal[94]
   Oleg Sylka   Sebastian Kurek   Will Baggott 10 August 2019
  Pyhäjärvi, Finland
SCL World Record Breakers[94]
   Dainis Zageris (11)   Aivars Šmaukstelis   Antti Mourujärvi 7 September 2019
  Willemstad, Curaçao
SCL Curaçao[94]
   Kelvin de Ruiter   Dainis Zageris   Ervin Toots 5 October 2019
  Dubai, United Arab Emirates
World's Ultimate Strongman[94]
   Mateusz Kieliszkowski (2)   Tom Stoltman   Luke Stoltman 25 October 2019
  Matosinhos, Portugal
SCL 2019 World Finals[94]
   Aivars Šmaukstelis (6)   Marko Remlik   Dainis Zageris 17 November 2019
Overall placing[94]
   Aivars Šmaukstelis   Marko Remlik   Dainis Zageris

2020 edit

Name and Location Champion Runner-Up 3rd Place Date
  Vinstra, Norway
SCL World's Strongest Viking[95]
   Sean O'Hagan   Aivars Šmaukstelis   Mika Törrö 25 January 2020
  Joensuu, Finland
SCL Finland[95]
   Dainis Zageris (12)   Aivars Šmaukstelis   Ervin Toots 1 August 2020
  Kenzingen, Germany
SCL World Record Breakers[95]
   Dennis Kohlruss   Kelvin de Ruiter   Ervin Toots 26 September 2020

2021 edit

Name and Location Champion Runner-Up 3rd Place Date
  Vinstra, Norway
SCL Norway[95]
   Dainis Zageris (13)   Kelvin de Ruiter   Henrik Hildeskor 24 July 2021
  Esposende, Portugal
SCL Portugal[95]
   Travis Ortmayer   Ervin Toots   Kelvin de Ruiter 8 August 2021
  Kenzingen, Germany
SCL World Record Breakers[95]
   Dainis Zageris (14)   Kelvin de Ruiter   Johan Espenkrona 28 August 2021
  Sibiu, Romania
SCL Romania[95]
   Aivars Šmaukstelis (7)   Sean O'Hagan   Anders Aslak 2 October 2021
  Alanya, Turkey
SCL 2021 World Finals[95]
   Kelvin de Ruiter (2)   Aivars Šmaukstelis   Mika Törrö 14 November 2021
Overall placing[95]
   Kelvin de Ruiter   Aivars Šmaukstelis   Mika Törrö

2022 edit

Name and Location Champion Runner-Up 3rd Place Date
  Vaasa, Finland
SCL World Record Breakers[96][97]
   Aivars Šmaukstelis (8)   Ervin Toots   Kelvin de Ruiter 23 April 2022
  Doetinchem, Netherlands
SCL Holland[96][98]
   Kelvin de Ruiter (3)   Roberto Rodriguez   Gavin Bilton 18 June 2022
  Kikinda, Serbia
SCL Serbia[96][99]
   Sami Ahola   Péter Juhász   Kelvin de Ruiter 23 July 2022
  Esposende, Portugal
SCL Portugal[96][100]
   George Sulaiman   Ervin Toots   Sebastian Kurek 6 August 2022
  Gloucester, England
SCL England[96][101]
   Aivars Šmaukstelis (9)   Paul Smith   Gavin Bilton 20 August 2022
  Sopot, Poland
SCL Poland[96][102]
   Oskar Ziółkowski   Aivars Šmaukstelis   Maciej Hirsz 27 August 2022
  Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
SCL Bosnia[96][103]
   Dainis Zageris (15)   Rongo Keene   Roberto Rodríguez 3 September 2022
  Sibiu, Romania
SCL Romania[96][104]
   Kelvin de Ruiter (4)   Mika Törrö   Kane Francis 17 September 2022
  Gibraltar
SCL Gibraltar[96][105]
   Aivars Šmaukstelis (10)   Kane Francis   Roberto Rodríguez 30 September 2022
  Alanya, Turkey
SCL 2022 World Finals[96][106]
   Aivars Šmaukstelis (11)   Ervin Toots   Kane Francis 6 November 2022
Overall placing[96]
   Aivars Šmaukstelis   Ervin Toots   Kane Francis

2023 edit

Name and Location Champion Runner-Up 3rd Place Date
  Vaasa, Finland
SCL Finland[107]
   Nathan Goltry   Andrea Invernizzi   Aivars Šmaukstelis 6 May 2023
  Zrenjanin, Serbia
SCL Serbia[108]
   Gavin Bilton   Fatih Karaca   Kelvin de Ruiter 20 May 2023
  Netherlands Ulft, Netherlands
SCL Holland[109]
   Aivars Šmaukstelis (12)   Kelvin de Ruiter   Kevin Hazeleger 17 June 2023
  Joensuu, Finland
SCL World Record Breakers[110]
   Aivars Šmaukstelis (13)   Mika Törrö   Kane Francis 30 July 2023
  Esposende, Portugal
SCL Portugal[111]
   Evans Aryee   Kane Francis   Gavin Bilton 5 August 2023
  Gloucester, England
SCL England[112]
   Shane Flowers   Louis Jack   Kane Francis 12 August 2023
  Hämeenlinna, Finland
SCL World's Strongest Viking[113]
   Kane Francis   Ervin Toots   Sigfús Fossdal 18 August 2023
  Sopot, Poland
SCL Poland[114]
   Kevin Hazeleger   Oskar Ziółkowski   Adam Roszkowski 26 August 2023
  Limassol, Cyprus
SCL Cyprus[115]
   Pavlo Kordiyaka   Kane Francis   Evans Aryee 7 October 2023
  Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
SCL 2023 World Finals[116]
   Oskar Ziółkowski (2)   Aivars Šmaukstelis   Kevin Hazeleger 18 November 2023
Overall placing
   Oskar Ziółkowski   Aivars Šmaukstelis   Kevin Hazeleger

2024 edit

Name and Location Champion Runner-Up 3rd Place Date
  Joensuu, Finland
SCL Iceman[117]
   Aivars Šmaukstelis (14)   Nick Wortham   Kane Francis 24-25 February 2024
  Fort-de-France, Martinique
SCL Martinique
   Tristain Hoath   Kelvin de Ruiter   Dennis Kohlruss 6-7 April 2024
  Budapest, Hungary
SCL Hungary
 27 April 2024
  Zrenjanin, Serbia
SCL Serbia
 25 May 2024
  's-Heerenberg, Netherlands
SCL Holland
 22 June 2024
  Finland
SCL World Record Breakers
  Estonia
SCL Estonia
 20 July 2024
  Portugal
SCL Portugal
 3 August 2024
  Finland
World's Strongest Viking
  Poland
SCL Poland
 31 August 2024
SCL Bosnia/Romania
 14 September 2024
  England
SCL England
 28 September 2024
  Cyprus
SCL Cyprus
 12 October 2024
SCL Africa
 26 October 2024
SCL World Finals Part 1
SCL World Finals Part 2
Overall placing

SCL North American Championships edit

In 2012, SCL announced the first ever SCL North American Championships to be held in Warwick, Quebec from 5–8 July 2012.[118] The contest took place over 4 days and consisted of 10 events, with athletes from USA and Canada, with 5 athletes from each country.[118] The event was organized by SCL in association with the Festival Hommes Forts-Warwick along with co-organizer Jean Fréchette.[118] The event also featured an amateur, semi-pro and a strongwoman competition.[118]

2012 edit

Dates: 5–8 July 2012[119]   Warwick, Quebec

Position Name Nationality Points
1 Louis-Philippe Jean   Canada 81
2 Christian Savoie   Canada 76
3 Nick Best   United States 73
4 Dave Ostlund   United States 57.5
5 Adam Scherr   United States 57.5
6 Jacki Ouellet   Canada 54
7 Paul Vaillancourt   Canada 42.5
8 Steve Schmidt   United States 42
9 Simon Boudreau   Canada 37.5
10 Joel Dircks   United States 27

2013 edit

Dates: 5–7 July 2013[120]   Warwick, Quebec

Position Name Nationality Points
1 Mike Burke   United States 89
2 Louis-Phillipe Jean   Canada 87
3 Christian Savoie   Canada 73
4 Jason Bergmann   United States 67
5 Karl Gillingham   United States 54
6 Luke Skaarup   Canada 53
7 Paul Vaillancourt   Canada 44
8 Steve Schmidt   United States 41
9 Maxime Boudreault   Canada 35
10 Joel Dircks   United States 31
11 Scott Cummine   Canada 28
12 Dale Schumaker   United States 17

2014 edit

Dates: 4–6 July 2014[121]   Warwick, Quebec

Position Name Nationality Points
1 Brian Shaw   United States 85.5
2 Jean-François Caron   Canada 74
3 Jason Bergmann   United States 61
4 Luke Skaarup   Canada 54.5
5 Josh Thigpen   United States 54
6 Ben Ruckstuhl   Canada 52
7 Nick Best   United States 51
8 Paul Vaillancourt   Canada 45.5
9 Dimitar Savatinov   United States 44.5
10 Maxime Boudreault   Canada 43
11 Dale Schumaker   United States 20
12 Christian Savoie   Canada 18 (injured)

105kg Strongman World Championships edit

Main article: 105kg Strongman World Championships

World Log Lift Championships edit

Main article: The World Log Lift Championships

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