The 2025 Moscow Open strongman competition took place on June 7 in Moscow, Russia. Notably, eight athletes from the host country competed. Specifically, they tested their strength across five grueling events: Log Press, Farmer’s Walk, Tire Flip, Sack Carry, and Pole Push.
Moreover, Roman Druzhinin emerged as the clear winner, earning 39 out of a possible 40 points. However, his near-perfect run was marred by a second-place finish in the Tire Flip event. Still, his performance dominated the field.
Additionally, the competition showcased the depth of Russia’s strongman talent. Throughout, the athletes demonstrated immense power and endurance. Consequently, the event thrilled spectators with high-level displays of strength.
Finally, Druzhinin’s gold medal solidified his standing among Russia’s top strongmen. Looking ahead, he remains a serious contender on the international stage. Therefore, his success at Moscow marks a significant milestone in his career.
🏆 2025 Moscow Open Strongman Results
| Rank | Athlete | 🇷🇺 Country | Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1️⃣ | Roman Druzhinin | Russia | 39 |
| 2️⃣ | Artem Yuriev | Russia | 33 |
| 3️⃣ | Evgeny Klimenko | Russia | 29.5 |
| 4️⃣ | Vladlen Valyaev | Russia | 26.5 |
| 5️⃣ | Mikhail Rudavin | Russia | 15 |
| 6️⃣ | Matvei Mohonko | Russia | 14 |
| 7️⃣ | Evgeny Novikov | Russia | 13 |
| 8️⃣ | Ilya Lisitskiy | Russia | 10 |
Eight Russian strongmen competed across five punishing events in Moscow on June 7, 2025. Secondly, each athlete brought power, strategy, and endurance to the Log Press, Farmer’s Walk, Tire Flip, Sack Carry, and Pole Push. Thirdly, Roman Druzhinin emerged dominant, posting 39 of 40 points to clinch gold.
Additionally, Artem Yuriev secured the silver with 33 points by consistently placing near the top. Meanwhile, Evgeny Klimenko earned bronze after scoring 29.5 points through steady and smart performances. Finally, Vladlen Valyaev, Mikhail Rudavin, Matvei Mohonko, Evgeny Novikov, and Ilya Lisitskiy completed the standings with solid showings in a deeply competitive field.
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Log Press
| Rank | Athlete | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 1️⃣ | Roman Druzhinin | 4 × 130 kg |
| 2️⃣ | Evgeny Klimenko | 3 × 130 kg |
| T‑3 | Artem Yuriev | 2 × 130 kg |
| T‑3 | Vladlen Valyaev | 2 × 130 kg |
| 5️⃣ | Matvei Mohonko | 3 × 110 kg |
| 6️⃣ | Ilya Lisitskiy | 2 × 110 kg |
| T‑7 | Mikhail Rudavin | 1 × 110 kg |
| T‑7 | Evgeny Novikov | 1 × 110 kg |
Each competitor had one minute to complete reps with either 110 kg or 130 kg, giving priority to the heavier lifts. Secondly, Roman Druzhinin asserted dominance with four reps at the top weight. Thirdly, Evgeny Klimenko followed closely with three reps at 130 kg, while Artem Yuriev and Vladlen Valyaev tied for third.
Meanwhile, Matvei Mohonko and Ilya Lisitskiy demonstrated solid mid-tier strength with lifts at 110 kg. Furthermore, Mikhail Rudavin and Evgeny Novikov each managed only one rep at 110 kg, tying at the bottom. Finally, the event set the stage for Druzhinin’s overall surge in momentum.
Farmer’s Walk
| Rank | Athlete | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 1️⃣ | Roman Druzhinin | 40.53 sec |
| 2️⃣ | Artem Yuriev | 47.97 sec |
| 3️⃣ | Evgeny Klimenko | 52.16 sec |
| 4️⃣ | Mikhail Rudavin | 30 m |
| T‑5 | Vladlen Valyaev | 22 m |
| T‑5 | Matvei Mohonko | 22 m |
| T‑7 | Evgeny Novikov | 20 m |
| T‑7 | Ilya Lisitskiy | 20 m |
Athletes gripped 120-kilogram implements and raced 40 meters under a 60-second limit. Secondly, Roman Druzhinin posted a blistering 40.53 seconds to win outright. Thirdly, Artem Yuriev followed in 47.97 seconds, with Evgeny Klimenko finishing third at 52.16 seconds.
Meanwhile, Mikhail Rudavin covered 30 meters before time expired, just behind the leaders. Furthermore, Vladlen Valyaev and Matvei Mohonko tied for fifth with 22 meters, while Novikov and Lisitskiy shared seventh at 20 meters. Finally, the event highlighted Druzhinin’s explosive grip strength and endurance.
Tire Flip
| Rank | Athlete | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 1️⃣ | Artem Yuriev | 25.4 sec |
| 2️⃣ | Roman Druzhinin | 28.41 sec |
| 3️⃣ | Evgeny Klimenko | 32.18 sec |
| 4️⃣ | Vladlen Valyaev | 31.22 sec |
| 5️⃣ | Evgeny Novikov | 44.94 sec |
| T‑6 | Matvei Mohonko | 5 flips |
| T‑6 | Ilya Lisitskiy | 5 flips |
| 8️⃣ | Mikhail Rudavin | 2 flips |
Competitors flipped a massive 280-kilogram tire six times as fast as possible. Secondly, Artem Yuriev surprised the field with a top time of 25.4 seconds. Thirdly, Roman Druzhinin closely followed with a 28.41-second effort, earning second place.
Meanwhile, Evgeny Klimenko completed the flips in 32.18 seconds for third. Furthermore, Vladlen Valyaev finished fourth with a time of 31.22 seconds, narrowly trailing Klimenko. Finally, Matvei Mohonko and Ilya Lisitskiy tied for sixth with five flips, while Mikhail Rudavin managed only two, highlighting the event’s difficulty.
Sack Carry
| Rank | Athlete | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| 1️⃣ | Roman Druzhinin | 80 m |
| T‑2 | Artem Yuriev | 62 m |
| T‑2 | Vladlen Valyaev | 62 m |
| T‑4 | Evgeny Klimenko | 40 m |
| T‑4 | Mikhail Rudavin | 40 m |
| 6️⃣ | Matvei Mohonko | 38 m |
| 7️⃣ | Evgeny Novikov | 30 m |
| 8️⃣ | Ilya Lisitskiy | 22 m |
Athletes carried a heavy 120-kilogram sack for as far as possible. Secondly, Roman Druzhinin set the standard with an 80-meter effort. Thirdly, Artem Yuriev and Vladlen Valyaev tied for second with 62 meters each, showcasing solid middle-tier capabilities.
Meanwhile, Evgeny Klimenko and Mikhail Rudavin shared fourth place at 40 meters apiece. Furthermore, Matvei Mohonko recorded 38 meters, demonstrating sustained strength. Finally, Evgeny Novikov and Ilya Lisitskiy finished seventh and eighth with 30 and 22 meters, respectively.
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Pole Push
| Rank | Athlete |
|---|---|
| 1️⃣ | Roman Druzhinin |
| 2️⃣ | Evgeny Klimenko |
| 3️⃣ | Artem Yuriev |
| 4️⃣ | Vladlen Valyaev |
| 5️⃣ | Evgeny Novikov |
| 6️⃣ | Mikhail Rudavin |
| 7️⃣ | Ilya Lisitskiy |
| 8️⃣ | Matvei Mohonko |
The final event paired athletes in direct pole-push elimination bouts. Secondly, Roman Druzhinin prevailed in the championship match, winning the event. Thirdly, Evgeny Klimenko claimed second, while Artem Yuriev placed third in the standings.
Meanwhile, Vladlen Valyaev and Evgeny Novikov secured fourth and fifth place finishes, respectively. Furthermore, Mikhail Rudavin followed in sixth place. Finally, Ilya Lisitskiy and Matvei Mohonko closed out the rankings in seventh and eighth.
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Overview
The 2025 Moscow Open Strongman delivered a thrilling showcase of brute strength and strategy. Notably, Roman Druzhinin claimed the top spot with 39 out of a possible 40 points. Meanwhile, Artem Yuriev followed in second place, proving consistent across the events. Furthermore, Evgeny Klimenko rounded out the podium with a solid bronze performance. Clearly, Druzhinin dominated, winning four of five events and only falling short in the Tire Flip. In addition, the all-Russian lineup added a patriotic edge to the competition. Ultimately, the Moscow Open highlighted the depth of Russian strength talent heading into the global season.
Featured Image – 2025 Moscow Strongman Open Results – Credit: @dryzhinin___, @Fsr_strong (Instagram)
