2025 Strongman Champions League Hungary Results

The Strongman Champions League returned to Hungary on September 6, 2025, bringing a high-stakes contest to Siófok. The event featured only four events, making every lift, rep, and second count toward the final standings. Athletes had no room for error, and the pressure was immediate from the first pull to the last stone.

Meanwhile, twelve athletes from Europe, Africa, and North America arrived ready to compete. Fans filled the venue along Lake Balaton, creating a charged atmosphere. Hungarian supporters were especially eager to see hometown hero Peter Juhasz challenge the field.

Moreover, Juhasz responded with a commanding performance. He won three events and placed third in one, demonstrating strength, speed, and precision. Each of his stage appearances energized the crowd and solidified his dominance throughout the day.

Finally, behind Juhasz, Ghana’s Evans Nana impressed with raw power and consistency, taking second place overall. Latvia’s Aivars Smaukstelis relied on experience and efficiency to secure third. The top three highlighted both local triumph and international depth, setting the tone for a memorable competition.

2025 Strongman Champions League Hungary Results

🏆 Final Standings (Hungary, 2025 Strongman Champions League Hungary)

Place	Athlete	Country	Points
🥇 1	Peter Juhasz	🇭🇺 Hungary	44.5
🥈 2	Evans Nana	🇬🇭 Ghana	40.0
🥉 3	Aivars Smaukstelis	🇱🇻 Latvia	35.0
4	Adam Roszkowski	🇵🇱 Poland	34.5
5	Albin Hasanovic	🇧🇦 Bosnia & Herzegovina	31.0
6	Brian Kichton	🇺🇸 USA	28.0
7	William Relf	🇬🇧 UK	25.0
8	Ervin Toots	🇪🇪 Estonia	21.0
9	Kevin Hazeleger	🇳🇱 Netherlands	18.0
10	Ferenc Kovács	🇭🇺 Hungary	12.5
11	Patrik Uvacek	🇨🇿 Czechia	11.5
12	Mika Törrö	🇫🇮 Finland	11.0

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Event One — Truck Pull

Place	Athlete	Country	Result
🥇 1	Peter Juhasz	🇭🇺 Hungary	32.10 s
🥈 2	Evans Nana	🇬🇭 Ghana	33.55 s
🥉 3	Adam Roszkowski	🇵🇱 Poland	35.22 s
4	Aivars Smaukstelis	🇱🇻 Latvia	36.50 s
5	Albin Hasanovic	🇧🇦 Bosnia & Herzegovina	37.20 s
6	Brian Kichton	🇺🇸 USA	37.85 s
7	William Relf	🇬🇧 UK	38.40 s
8	Ervin Toots	🇪🇪 Estonia	39.10 s
9	Kevin Hazeleger	🇳🇱 Netherlands	40.50 s
10	Ferenc Kovács	🇭🇺 Hungary	42.30 s
11	Patrik Uvacek	🇨🇿 Czechia	43.15 s
12	Mika Törrö	🇫🇮 Finland	44.00 s

Peter Juhasz set the pace with a flawless pull, showcasing his leg drive and technique. His speed immediately put him in control, thrilling the home crowd.

Meanwhile, Evans Nana remained close, using raw strength and determination to prevent Juhasz from opening a wide gap. His consistency highlighted the competitiveness of the field.

Finally, Adam Roszkowski battled through fatigue to secure third place. His effort emphasized that early momentum could impact overall rankings, making every second critical.

Event Two — Deadlift for Reps

Place	Athlete	Country	Result
🥇 1	Evans Nana	🇬🇭 Ghana	9 reps
🥈 2	Aivars Smaukstelis	🇱🇻 Latvia	8 reps
🥉 3	Peter Juhasz	🇭🇺 Hungary	8 reps
4	Adam Roszkowski	🇵🇱 Poland	7 reps
5	Albin Hasanovic	🇧🇦 Bosnia & Herzegovina	7 reps
6	Brian Kichton	🇺🇸 USA	7 reps
7	William Relf	🇬🇧 UK	6 reps
8	Ervin Toots	🇪🇪 Estonia	6 reps
9	Kevin Hazeleger	🇳🇱 Netherlands	5 reps
10	Ferenc Kovács	🇭🇺 Hungary	5 reps
11	Patrik Uvacek	🇨🇿 Czechia	4 reps
12	Mika Törrö	🇫🇮 Finland	3 reps

Evans Nana dominated the Deadlift with nine reps, closing the points gap on Juhasz. His raw pulling power underscored his rising status in the international field.

Meanwhile, Aivars Smaukstelis delivered eight solid reps, relying on experience to stay competitive and maintain a podium position.

Finally, Peter Juhasz strategically recorded eight reps, conserving energy for later events while maintaining his lead. His measured performance emphasized the importance of balance over event wins.

Event Three — Log Lift for Max

Place	Athlete	Country	Result
🥇 1	Peter Juhasz	🇭🇺 Hungary	190 kg
🥈 2	Brian Kichton	🇺🇸 USA	185 kg
🥉 3	Evans Nana	🇬🇭 Ghana	180 kg
4	Adam Roszkowski	🇵🇱 Poland	175 kg
5	Albin Hasanovic	🇧🇦 Bosnia & Herzegovina	170 kg
6	Aivars Smaukstelis	🇱🇻 Latvia	170 kg
7	William Relf	🇬🇧 UK	165 kg
8	Ervin Toots	🇪🇪 Estonia	160 kg
9	Kevin Hazeleger	🇳🇱 Netherlands	155 kg
10	Ferenc Kovács	🇭🇺 Hungary	150 kg
11	Patrik Uvacek	🇨🇿 Czechia	145 kg
12	Mika Törrö	🇫🇮 Finland	140 kg

Juhasz regained full control by pressing 190 kg with precision, solidifying his overall lead.

Moreover, Brian Kichton impressed with 185 kg, proving he could contend with Europe’s top competitors and gain valuable points.

Finally, Evans Nana pushed through fatigue to reach 180 kg, maintaining pressure on Juhasz and keeping the contest exciting for spectators.

Event Four — Barrel Loading

Place	Athlete	Country	Result
🥇 1	Peter Juhasz	🇭🇺 Hungary	5 in 24.50 s
🥈 2	Evans Nana	🇬🇭 Ghana	5 in 26.70 s
🥉 3	Aivars Smaukstelis	🇱🇻 Latvia	5 in 28.30 s
4	Adam Roszkowski	🇵🇱 Poland	6 in 32.72 s
5	Albin Hasanovic	🇧🇦 Bosnia & Herzegovina	6 in 33.00 s
6	Ferenc Kovács	🇭🇺 Hungary	6 in 38.51 s
7	Brian Kichton	🇺🇸 USA	6 in 41.41 s
8	Ervin Toots	🇪🇪 Estonia	6 in 42.16 s
9	Kevin Hazeleger	🇳🇱 Netherlands	5 in 30.18 s
10	William Relf	🇬🇧 UK	5 in 21.00 s
11	Patrik Uvacek	🇨🇿 Czechia	6 in 57.78 s
12	Mika Törrö	🇫🇮 Finland	5 in 38.66 s

Juhasz dominated the final event, completing all barrels in 24.50 seconds and securing his overall championship.

Moreover, Evans Nana delivered a strong performance, finishing 5 barrels in 26.70 seconds to cement his silver medal.

Finally, Aivars Smaukstelis relied on technique and experience to complete the course in 28.30 seconds, rounding out the podium with a consistent performance.

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Overview

The 2025 Strongman Champions League Hungary showcased elite strength, strategy, and international depth. Peter Juhasz thrilled fans with three event wins and consistent excellence, earning a home-soil victory. Evans Nana confirmed his status as one of Africa’s top strength athletes, keeping the competition close and exciting. Meanwhile, Aivars Smaukstelis demonstrated veteran precision and resilience, securing another podium finish. The four-event format amplified every lift, rep, and second, forcing athletes to combine strength, speed, and strategy. Hungary celebrated a national hero, while the event highlighted the growing competitiveness of the global strongman scene in 2025.

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