The 2024 Official Strongman Games took place in Madison, WI, from December 6-8. It featured the 2024 Masters World’s Strongest Man (WSM) competition, which included male and female athletes. Additionally, the event consisted of seven challenging tests: Log Lift, Car Walk, Deadlift, Carry & Push Medley, Sandbag Toss, Wrecking Ball Hold, and Atlas Stones. These events were designed to push the limits of strength, endurance, and skill.
Among the ten competitors from five countries, Matt Webb of the USA stood out. With 61.5 points, he claimed first place in the Masters WSM. This marked his first title, an impressive achievement for the athlete. Webb’s strong performance in each event gave him the edge over his rivals. As a result, he secured the victory and demonstrated his dominance.
Webb’s triumph marked a significant turning point in his career. After finishing third in the 2023 Masters WSM, he improved by two ranks. His success in 2024 was a result of hard work and consistent effort. Webb’s ability to perform across all events was key to his victory. Consequently, he proved his strength and determination throughout the competition.
Looking forward, Webb’s first Masters WSM title sets him up for future success. With this victory, he joins the ranks of top strongman athletes. Therefore, his win in 2024 could signal the start of an exciting new chapter in his strongman career. Webb’s journey is just beginning, and he will likely aim for even more victories in the future.
2024 Masters World’s Strongest Man – Final Results
Overall Standings
- 1st: Matt Webb (USA) – 61.5 points
- 2nd: Dainius Repšys (LTU) – 47 points
- 3rd: Daniel Pledger (USA) – 44.5 points
- 4th: Grzegorz Szymański (POL) – 44 points
- 5th: Chris Alitz (USA) – 37 points
- 6th: Tim Filus (USA) – 34 points
- 7th: James Hill (USA) – 33 points
- 8th: Majaya David Mberi (ZAM) – 32.5 points
- 9th: Michael Stroozas (USA) – 28 points
- 10th: Matthew Riddall (ESP) – 22.5 points
To begin with, Matt Webb dominated the competition, scoring 61.5 points. Furthermore, he displayed remarkable consistency across all seven events. On the other hand, Dainius Repšys secured second place with 47 points. His resilience shone through each event. Meanwhile, Daniel Pledger narrowly edged out Grzegorz Szymański for third place. This made the battle for podium spots one of the most intense moments of the contest.
On the flip side, the bottom half of the standings told a different story. For example, Chris Alitz and Tim Filus finished fifth and sixth with 37 and 34 points. Additionally, James Hill and Majaya David Mberi faced challenges, placing seventh and eighth. Similarly, Michael Stroozas and Matthew Riddall ended in ninth and tenth. Altogether, every competitor pushed to their limits in this grueling competition.
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2024 Masters World’s Strongest Man Event Results
Event 1: Log Lift
- 1st: Matt Webb – 5 reps
- 2nd: Grzegorz Szymański – 4 reps
- 3rd: James Hill – 3 reps
- T-4th: Daniel Pledger, Chris Alitz, Michael Stroozas – 2 reps
- T-7th: Dainius Repšys, Matthew Riddall – 1 rep
- 9th: Tim Filus – 1 rep (136 kg)
- 10th: Majaya David Mberi – No lift
To start, Matt Webb secured first place in the log lift with five repetitions. Moreover, his explosive power clearly separated him from the rest of the field. Similarly, Grzegorz Szymański followed closely with four reps, demonstrating his skill. In third, James Hill managed three successful lifts. By contrast, the remaining athletes tied for fourth place with two reps each.
For some, the event was particularly challenging. For instance, Majaya David Mberi struggled and failed to lift the log even once. As a result, he fell behind early in the competition. Likewise, Tim Filus and Matthew Riddall completed just one rep each. Ultimately, the log lift highlighted who had the raw pressing power to lead the pack.
Event 2: Car Walk
- 1st: Grzegorz Szymański – 11.78 seconds
- 2nd: Daniel Pledger – 16.16 seconds
- 3rd: Matt Webb – 16.49 seconds
- 4th: Tim Filus – 16.6 seconds
- 5th: Matthew Riddall – 16.66 seconds
- 6th: James Hill – 16.97 seconds
- 7th: Chris Alitz – 21.16 seconds
- 8th: Dainius Repšys – 21.63 seconds
- 9th: Majaya David Mberi – 30.06 seconds
- 10th: Michael Stroozas – 41.09 seconds
To no one’s surprise, Grzegorz Szymański dominated the Car Walk with a time of 11.78 seconds. Furthermore, his speed and control were unmatched. Following him, Daniel Pledger secured second place, clocking 16.16 seconds. Meanwhile, Matt Webb delivered another strong performance, finishing in third.
In contrast, other athletes faced significant difficulties. For instance, Tim Filus and Matthew Riddall delivered respectable but slower times. Similarly, competitors like Michael Stroozas struggled, finishing well over 40 seconds. Consequently, this event widened the gap between the leaders and the rest of the field.
Event 3: Deadlift
- Matt Webb — Three reps, 340 kilograms (T-first)
- Dainius Repšys — Three reps, 340 kilograms (T-first)
- Daniel Pledger — Three reps, 340 kilograms (T-first)
- Majaya David Mberi — Three reps, 340 kilograms (T-first)
- Grzegorz Szymański — One rep, 340 kilograms (T-fifth)
- Chris Alitz — One rep, 340 kilograms (T-fifth)
- Tim Filus — One rep, 340 kilograms (T-fifth)
- Michael Stroozas — One rep, 340 kilograms (T-fifth)
- Matthew Riddall — One rep, 340 kilograms (T-fifth)
- James Hill — Three reps, 292 kilograms
At this stage, the deadlift showcased a rare four-way tie for first place. For example, Matt Webb, Dainius Repšys, Daniel Pledger, and Majaya David Mberi all completed three repetitions. Additionally, their performances highlighted impressive power and grit.
By comparison, the remaining athletes could not match their strength. For instance, Grzegorz Szymański and Tim Filus managed just one rep each. On the other hand, James Hill stayed competitive with three reps but lagged in speed. Overall, the deadlift proved to be a test of endurance and raw strength.
Event 4: Carry & Push Medley
- 1st: Matt Webb – 42.25 seconds
- 2nd: Dainius Repšys – 45.38 seconds
- 3rd: Daniel Pledger – 48.5 seconds
- 4th: Grzegorz Szymański – 40.06 seconds
- 5th: Chris Alitz – 45.32 seconds
- 6th: Tim Filus – 47.59 seconds
- 7th: Majaya David Mberi – 50.66 seconds
- 8th: James Hill – 53.27 seconds
- 9th: Michael Stroozas – 45.09 meters
- 10th: Matthew Riddall – 15.24 meters
To continue his streak, Matt Webb excelled in the Carry & Push Medley with a time of 42.25 seconds. Moreover, his speed and precision remained unmatched. Following him, Dainius Repšys completed the medley in 45.09 seconds, securing second place. Likewise, Daniel Pledger claimed third with a solid performance.
However, others struggled to maintain the same pace. For instance, Grzegorz Szymański started strong but faltered midway through. Additionally, James Hill and Majaya David Mberi had slower times due to the heavier implements. Even so, all athletes pushed forward with determination.
Event 5: Sandbag Toss
- 1st: Matt Webb – 6 bags in 14.9 seconds
- 2nd: Dainius Repšys – 6 bags in 19.75 seconds
- 3rd: James Hill – 6 bags in 28.35 seconds
- 4th: Majaya David Mberi – 5 bags in 25.16 seconds
- 5th: Daniel Pledger – 5 bags in 28.51 seconds
- 6th: Grzegorz Szymański – 5 bags in 30.65 seconds
- 7th: Tim Filus – 4 bags in 15.32 seconds
- 8th: Michael Stroozas – 4 bags in 21.52 seconds
- 9th: Chris Alitz – 4 bags in 21.85 seconds
- 10th: Matthew Riddall – 4 bags in 33.52 seconds
Notably, Matt Webb dominated again, winning the sandbag toss in just 14.9 seconds. Furthermore, his technique was flawless, allowing him to maintain his lead. On the other hand, Dainius Repšys claimed second place with a time of 19.75 seconds. In third, James Hill completed the event in 28.38 seconds.
In contrast, the lower-ranked athletes faced more struggles. For example, Majaya David Mberi managed to toss only five bags. Similarly, Tim Filus and Michael Stroozas fell short, lifting just four. Clearly, the sandbag toss required a unique combination of power and precision.
Event 6: Wrecking Ball Hold
- 1st: Majaya David Mberi – 116.09 seconds
- 2nd: Michael Stroozas – 65.91 seconds
- 3rd: Dainius Repšys – 58.63 seconds
- 4th: Matt Webb – 55.31 seconds
- 5th: Tim Filus – 53.09 seconds
- 6th: Matthew Riddall – 51.13 seconds
- 7th: Daniel Pledger – 48.49 seconds
- 8th: Chris Alitz – 46.88 seconds
- 9th: Grzegorz Szymański – 41.54 seconds
- 10th: James Hill – 31.32 seconds
Remarkably, Majaya David Mberi delivered a standout performance in the Wrecking Ball Hold. In fact, his time of 116.09 seconds was more than 50 seconds better than anyone else. Following him, Michael Stroozas held on for 65.91 seconds, taking second place. Meanwhile, Dainius Repšys stayed consistent, finishing third.
By contrast, the rest of the field struggled to keep up. For example, Matt Webb lasted just 55.31 seconds, placing fourth. Additionally, Tim Filus and Matthew Riddall hovered around the 50-second mark. Ultimately, the Wrecking Ball Hold proved to be a separator of grip strength and endurance.
Event 7: Atlas Stones
- 1st: Matt Webb – 6 stones in 51.35 seconds
- 2nd: Chris Alitz – 6 stones in 35.9 seconds
- 3rd: Dainius Repšys – 5 stones in 36.17 seconds
- 4th: James Hill – 5 stones in 44.5 seconds
- 5th: Daniel Pledger – 5 stones in 48.53 seconds
- 6th: Tim Filus – 5 stones in 49.66 seconds
- 7th: Grzegorz Szymański – 4 stones in 24.27 seconds
- 8th: Michael Stroozas – 4 stones in 25.87 seconds
- 9th: Matthew Riddall – 4 stones in 26.22 seconds
- 10th: Majaya David Mberi – 4 stones in 31.79 seconds
To close out the competition, Matt Webb delivered another commanding performance in the Atlas Stones. Specifically, he lifted all six stones in just 51.35 seconds. Meanwhile, Chris Alitz claimed second place with a time of 55.9 seconds. In third, Dainius Repšys lifted five stones in 36.17 seconds.
However, the rest of the field couldn’t match the top finishers. For instance, James Hill and Daniel Pledger lifted five stones but at much slower times. Similarly, Grzegorz Szymański and Michael Stroozas managed to lift only four stones. In conclusion, the Atlas Stones provided a fitting finale to a demanding contest.
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Overview
The 2024 Masters World’s Strongest Man took place in Madison, WI, from December 6-8. It featured seven challenging events, including the Log Lift and Atlas Stones. Matt Webb of the USA claimed victory with 61.5 points, marking his first title after finishing third in 2023. Consequently, his consistent performance across all events helped him secure the win. In contrast, Dainius Repšys took second place with 47 points, while Daniel Pledger finished third with 44.5 points. Despite facing challenges, all competitors pushed themselves to the limit. Finally, Webb’s victory signals the start of a promising future in strongman competitions.
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