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The 2023 Ultimate Strongman World Championships (USWC) contest occurred on Sept. 23, 2023, in Fulda, Germany, and featured five divisions: Men’s U105KG, Masters Men’s U105KG, Men’s U90KG, Women’s U82KG, and Women’s U63KG. Additionally, the 2023 Ultimate Strongman World’s Strongest Nation, with teams comprised of Men’s U105KG athletes, occurred one day later on Sept. 24, 2023. Each division competed...
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The 2023 Ultimate Strongman World Championships (USWC) contest occurred on Sept. 23, 2023, in Fulda, Germany, and featured five divisions: Men’s U105KG, Masters Men’s U105KG, Men’s U90KG, Women’s U82KG, and Women’s U63KG. Additionally, the 2023 Ultimate Strongman World’s Strongest Nation, with teams comprised of Men’s U105KG athletes, occurred one day later on Sept. 24, 2023.
Each division competed in five events across the single-day contest: Giant Dumbbell for Reps, Car Deadlift, Farmer’s Walk, Húsafell Stone Carry, and Atlas Stones.
2023 Ultimate Strongman World Championships Results
Below are the full results for each of the five individual divisions:
Men’s U105KG
[*]Emanuel Pescari (Austria) — 105 points
[*]Przemyslaw Marczewski (Poland) — 95.5 points
[*]Thomas Owens (England) — 90.5 points
[*]Nicholas Hein (USA) — 87 points
[*]Matthew McKeegan (Ireland) — 85 points
[*]Nobert Švarc (Czech Republic) — 81.5 points
[*]Matt Williams (Wales) — 80 points
[*]Benjamin Machala (Slovakia) — 77 points
[*]Ruben Van Kreij (Netherlands) — 66.5 points
[*]Tim Hruby (Germany) — 54 points
[*]Lucas Ferjanc (Slovakia) — 53 points
[*]Joey Henraath (Netherlands) — 53 points
[*]Erin Spoiala (Austria) — 46 points
[*]Csaba Kontas (Hungary) — 43.5 points
[*]Jayson Woods (New Zealand) — 40.5 points
[*]Michael O’Connor (USA) — 37.5 points
[*]Chris Gjerlevsen (Denmark) — 37.5 points
[*]Christoph Carle (Germany) — 37 points
[*]Thomas Steinacker (Austria) — 36.5 points
[*]Ryan Naylor (UK) — 36 points
[*]Lukas Scheer (Austria) — 36 points
[*]Christopher Harrison (England) — 30.5 points
[*]Kasper Bekken (Norway) — 21 points
[Related: Hafthor Björnsson Postpones His Powerlifting Goals, Announces Return to Competitive Strongman]
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[Related: 2023 Netherlands Strongest Woman Results — Patricia Smit Victorious]
Masters Men’s U105KG
[*]Johnny Wasiczko (USA) — 16.5 points
[*]Christian Janke (Germany) — 13.5 points
[*]Chris Kolenberg (Netherlands) — 10.5 points
[*]Serhii Kapustin (Ukraine) — 7.5 points
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Men’s U90KG
[*]Filip Zajicek (Czech Republic) — 40 points
[*]Volker Bauer (Germany) — 37.5 points
[*]Szymon Peplinski (Poland) — 34 points
[*]Richard Stout (USA) — 31.5 points
[*]Benjamin Donin (France) — 30.5 points
[*]Stefan Schüssler (Germany) — 27 points
[*]Radoslav Ferjanc (Slovakia) — 22 points
[*]William Clarke (England) — 22 points
[*]Hannes Drescher (Germany) — 19.5 points
[*]Pavlo Ishchenko (Ukraine) — Four points
[Related: William Relf Triumphant at 2023 Britain’s Strongest Man U105KG]
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Women’s U82KG
[*]Sina Schramme (Germany) — 10 points
[*]Jessica Neues (Germany) — Five points
[Related: Gavin McNamee Wins 2023 UK’s Strongest Man U90KG]
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Women’s U63KG
[*]Sammy Mayhew (Scotland) — 25.5 points
[*]Joelle Pecci (USA) — 24.5 points
[*]Emma Wilson (UK) — 22 points
[*]Liudmyla Tsivun (Ukraine) — 11 points
[*]Yvonne Kleinjohann (Germany) — 8.5 points
[*]Heidi Lehmann (Germany) — 3.5 points
[Related: 2023 England’s Strongest Man and Strongest Woman Results]
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2023 Ultimate Strongman World’s Strongest Nation Results
[*]Ukraine — 34 points
[*]Czech Republic — 25.5 points
[*]France — 22 points
[*]Germany — 19.5 points
[*]England — 15 points
[*]Austria — 15 points
[*]Denmark — Nine points
[Related: 2023 Canada’s Strongest Man Results — Simon Pratte Is King]
2023 Ultimate Strongman World Championships Event Results
Below are the results for each of the contested events for each division:
Men’s U105KG — Giant Dumbbell for Reps
Athletes chose to lift either 90 or 75 kilograms for as many reps as possible. A single rep of the former trumped any number of reps with the latter:
[*]Nicholas Hein — Eight reps, 90 kilograms
[*]Matthew McKeegan — Seven reps, 90 kilograms (T-seconds)
[*]Emanuel Pescari — Seven reps, 90 kilograms (T-seconds)
[*]Przemyslaw Marczewski — Seven reps, 90 kilograms (T-seconds)
[*]Benjamin Machala — Five reps, 90 kilograms (T-fifth)
[*]Tim Hruby — Five reps, 90 kilograms (T-fifth)
[*]Michael O’Connor — Five reps, 90 kilograms (T-fifth)
[*]Ruben Van Kreij — Four reps, 90 kilograms (T-eighth)
[*]Thomas Owens — Four reps, 90 kilograms (T-eighth)
[*]Nobert Švarc — Four reps, 90 kilograms (T-eighth)
[*]Matt Williams — Three reps, 90 kilograms
[*]Lucas Ferjanc — One rep, 90 kilograms (T-12th)
[*]Erin Spoiala — One rep, 90 kilograms (T-12th)
[*]Christopher Harrison — One rep, 90 kilograms (T-12th)
[*]Thomas Steinacker — Six reps, 75 kilograms
[*]Joey Henraath — Five reps, 75 kilograms
[*]Jayson Woods — Three reps, 75 kilograms
[*]Christoph Carle — Two reps, 75 kilograms
[*]Chris Gjerlevsen — One rep, 75 kilograms (T-19th)
[*]Lukas Scheer — One rep, 75 kilograms (T-19th)
[*]Csaba Kontas — no lift
[*]Ryan Naylor — no lift
[*]Kasper Bekken — no lift
Men’s U105KG — Car Deadlift
Each athlete established their one-rep max. There was no time limit.
[*]Emanuel Pescari — 455 kilograms (T-first)
[*]Thomas Owens — 455 kilograms (T-first)
[*]Przemyslaw Marczewski — 435 kilograms (T-third)
[*]Matt Williams — 435 kilograms (T-third)
[*]Michael O’Connor — 435 kilograms (T-third)
[*]Christopher Harrison — 435 kilograms (T-third)
[*]Nicholas Hein — 415 kilograms (T-seventh)
[*]Matthew McKeegan — 415 kilograms (T-seventh)
[*]Erin Spoiala — 415 kilograms (T-seventh)
[*]Csaba Kontas — 395 kilograms (T-10th)
[*]Nobert Švarc — 395 kilograms (T-10th)
[*]Chris Gjerlevsen — 395 kilograms (T-10th)
[*]Benjamin Machala — 395 kilograms (T-10th)
[*]Ruben Van Kreij — 395 kilograms (T-10th)
[*]Lucas Ferjanc — 370 kilograms (T-15th)
[*]Joey Henraath — 370 kilograms (T-15th)
[*]Jayson Woods — 370 kilograms (T-15th)
[*]Thomas Steinacker — 370 kilograms (T-15th)
[*]Ryan Naylor — 370 kilograms (T-15th)
[*]Christoph Carle — 345 kilograms (T-20th)
[*]Lukas Scheer — 345 kilograms (T-20th)
[*]Kasper Bekken — 345 kilograms (T-20th)
[*]Tim Hruby — 315 kilograms
Men’s U105KG — Farmer’s Walk
Each athlete walked either 130 or 150 kilograms for two lengths down a 20-meter course:
[*]Lucas Ferjanc — 28.57 seconds, 150 kilograms
[*]Emanuel Pescari — 30.1 seconds, 150 kilograms
[*]Ryan Naylor — 31.09 seconds, 150 kilograms
[*]Nobert Švarc — 33.19 seconds, 150 kilograms
[*]Thomas Owens — 38.72 seconds, 150 kilograms
[*]Matthew McKeegan — 42.85 seconds, 150 kilograms
[*]Tim Hruby — 29.15 meters, 150 kilograms
[*]Przemyslaw Marczewski — 27.8 meters, 150 kilograms
[*]Christoph Carle — 24.7 meters, 150 kilograms
[*]Benjamin Machala — 24.3 meters, 150 kilograms
[*]Lukas Scheer — 23.7 meters, 150 kilograms
[*]Nicholas Hein — 23.6 meters, 150 kilograms
[*]Matt Williams — 20 meters, 150 kilograms (T-13th)
[*]Jayson Woods — 20 meters, 150 kilograms (T-13th)
[*]Joey Henraath — 21.28 seconds, 130 kilograms
[*]Ruben Van Kreij — 22.05 seconds, 130 kilograms
[*]Chris Gjerlevsen — 40 meters, 130 kilograms
[*]Thomas Steinacker — 38.1 meters, 130 kilograms
[*]Kasper Bekken — 23.3 meters, 130 kilograms
[*]Erin Spoiala — no lift
[*]Csaba Kontas — no lift
[*]Christopher Harrison — no lift
[*]Michael O’Connor — no lift
Men’s U105KG — Húsafell Stone Carry
The stone weighed 175 kilograms and was carried for distance up and down a 20-meter course.
[*]Nicholas Hein — 68.9 meters
[*]Nobert Švarc — 62.4 meters (T-second)
[*]Matt Williams — 62.4 meters (T-second)
[*]Przemyslaw Marczewski — 61.9 meters
[*]Erin Spoiala — 58.6 meters
[*]Tim Hruby — 55.6 meters
[*]Emanuel Pescari — 52.6 meters
[*]Csaba Kontas — 48.7 meters
[*]Thomas Owens — 44.21 meters
[*]Benjamin Machala — 43.1 meters
[*]Kasper Bekken — 40.2 meters
[*]Lucas Ferjanc — 40.1 meters
[*]Matthew McKeegan — 40 meters
[*]Joey Henraath — 27.2 meters
[*]Ruben Van Kreij — 22.6 meters
[*]Ryan Naylor — 20 meters
[*]Lukas Scheer — 15 meters
[*]Thomas Steinacker — 14.7 meters
[*]Jayson Woods — 14.2 meters
[*]Chris Gjerlevsen — 11.9 meters
[*]Christoph Carle — no lift
[*]Michael O’Connor — withdrew
[*]Christopher Harrison — withdrew
Men’s U105KG — Atlas Stones
Athletes chose to lift either 160 or 180 kilograms for reps. One lift with the latter weight trumped any number of lifts with the former weight.
[*]Emanuel Pescari — Four reps, 180 kilograms (T-first)
[*]Ruben Van Kreij — Four reps, 180 kilograms (T-first)
[*]Przemyslaw Marczewski — Three reps, 180 kilograms (T-second)
[*]Thomas Owens — Three reps, 180 kilograms (T-second)
[*]Matthew McKeegan — Three reps, 180 kilograms (T-second)
[*]Benjamin Machala — Three reps, 180 kilograms (T-second)
[*]Joey Henraath — Three reps, 180 kilograms (T-second)
[*]Matt Williams — Two reps, 180 kilograms (T-eighth)
[*]Csaba Kontas — Two reps, 180 kilograms (T-eighth)
[*]Nicholas Hein — One rep, 180 kilograms (T-10th)
[*]Nobert Švarc — One rep, 180 kilograms (T-10th)
[*]Christoph Carle — One rep, 180 kilograms (T-10th)
[*]Jayson Woods — Four reps, 160 kilograms
[*]Chris Gjerlevsen — Three reps, 160 kilograms
[*]Thomas Steinacker — One rep, 160 kilograms (T-15th)
[*]Lukas Scheer — One rep, 160 kilograms (T-15th)
[*]Tim Hruby — no lift
[*]Lucas Ferjanc — no lift
[*]Erin Spoiala — no lift
[*]Ryan Naylor — no lift
[*]Kasper Bekken — no lift
[*]Michael O’Connor — withdrew
[*]Christopher Harrison — withdrew
Masters Men’s U105KG — Giant Dumbbell for Reps
Athletes lifted 80 or 65 kilograms. A single lift with the former weight ousted any number of reps with the latter.
[*]Christian Janke — One rep, 80 kilograms
[*]Johnny Wasiczko — Four reps, 65 kilograms
[*]Serhii Kapustin — One rep, 65 kilograms
[*]Chris Kolenberg — no attempt
Masters Men’s U105KG — Car Deadlift
Athletes established their one-rep max:
[*]Johnny Wasiczko — 360 kilograms (T-first)
[*]Christian Janke — 360 kilograms (T-first)
[*]Chris Kolenberg — 320 kilograms (T-third)
[*]Serhii Kapustin — 320 kilograms (T-third)
Masters Men’s U105KG — Farmer’s Walk
Athletes carried 120 or 135 kilograms for 40 meters as fast as possible in 60 seconds. Attempts with the heavier weight ranked higher than the lower weight.
[*]Chris Kolenberg — 30.73 seconds, 135 meters
[*]Christian Janke — 36.55 meters, 135 kilograms
[*]Johnny Wasiczko — 36 meters, 135 kilograms
[*]Serhii Kapustin — 25.7 meters, 120 kilograms
Masters Men’s U105KG — Húsafell Stone Carry
Athletes carried 150 kilograms for distance:
[*]Johnny Wasiczko — 59.3 meters
[*]Christian Janke — 50.6 meters
[*]Chris Kolenberg — 49.1 meters
[*]Serhii Kapustin — 31.8 meters
Masters Men’s U105KG — Atlas Stones
Athletes lifted 140 or 160 kilograms onto a 1.2-meter platform for reps in 60 seconds. Heavier weight trumped any reps with the lighter weight:
[*]Johnny Wasiczko — Three reps, 160 kilograms
[*]Chris Kolenberg — Two reps, 140 kilograms
[*]Serhii Kapustin — One rep, 140 kilograms
[*]Christian Janke — no lift
Men’s 90KG — Giant Dumbbell for Reps
Athletes lifted 65 or 80 kilograms for reps. Heavier weight outranked lighter weight.
[*]Szymon Peplinski — Eight reps, 80 kilograms
[*]Volker Bauer — Seven reps, 80 kilograms
[*]Benjamin Donin — Six reps, 80 kilograms
[*]Richard Stout — Four reps, 80 kilograms (T-fourth)
[*]Stefan Schüssler — Four reps, 80 kilograms (T-fourth)
[*]Filip Zajicek — Four reps, 80 kilograms (T-fourth)
[*]Radoslav Ferjanc — Two reps, 80 kilograms (T-seventh)
[*]Hannes Drescher — Two reps, 80 kilograms (T-seventh)
[*]William Clarke — no lift
[*]Pavlo Ishchenko — no lift
Men’s 90KG — Car Deadlift
Athletes established their one-rep max:
[*]Benjamin Donin — 420 kilograms
[*]Volker Bauer — 400 kilograms
[*]Szymon Peplinski — 380 kilograms
[*]Richard Stout — 360 kilograms
[*]Filip Zajicek — 340 kilograms (T-fifth)
[*]William Clarke — 340 kilograms (T-fifth)
[*]Hannes Drescher — 320 kilograms (T-seventh)
[*]Stefan Schüssler — 320 kilograms (T-seventh)
[*]Pavlo Ishchenko — 320 kilograms (T-seventh)
[*]Radoslav Ferjanc — 300 kilograms
Men’s 90KG — Farmer’s Walk
Athletes carried 120 or 135 kilograms for 40 meters as fast as possible. Heavier carries outranked lighter carries:
[*]Richard Stout — 24.5 seconds, 135 kilograms
[*]Filip Zajicek — 29.28 seconds, 135 kilograms
[*]William Clarke — 32.16 seconds, 135 kilograms
[*]Szymon Peplinski — 32.19 seconds, 135 kilograms
[*]Stefan Schüssler — 32.29 seconds, 135 kilograms
[*]Benjamin Donin — 38.56 seconds, 135 kilograms
[*]Hannes Drescher — 34.8 meters, 135 kilograms
[*]Volker Bauer — 32.25 meters, 135 kilograms
[*]Radoslav Ferjanc — 20.6 meters, 135 kilograms
[*]Pavlo Ishchenko — 20.5 meters, 120 kilograms
Men’s 90KG — Húsafell Stone Carry
Athletes carried 150 kilograms for distance:
[*]Filip Zajicek — 100 meters
[*]Szymon Peplinski — 80 meters
[*]Radoslav Ferjanc — 76.9 meters
[*]Volker Bauer — 73.2 meters
[*]Hannes Drescher — 64 meters
[*]William Clarke — 60 meters (T-sixth)
[*]Stefan Schüssler — 60 meters (T-sixth)
[*]Richard Stout — 49.9 meters
[*]Benjamin Donin — 45.7 meters
[*]Pavlo Ishchenko — no lift
Men’s 90KG — Atlas Stones
Athletes lifted 140 or 160 kilograms for reps. Heavier stone lifts trounced lighter stone lifts:
[*]Filip Zajicek — Six reps, 160 kilograms (T-first)
[*]Volker Bauer — Six reps, 160 kilograms (T-first)
[*]Stefan Schüssler — Four reps, 160 kilograms (T-third)
[*]Radoslav Ferjanc — Four reps, 160 kilograms (T-third)
[*]Richard Stout — Three reps, 160 kilograms (T-fifth)
[*]Benjamin Donin — Three reps, 160 kilograms (T-fifth)
[*]William Clarke — Two reps, 160 kilograms
[*]Hannes Drescher — One rep, 140 kilograms
[*]Szymon Peplinski — no lift
[*]Pavlo Ishchenko — no lift
Women’s U82KG — Giant Dumbbell for Reps
Athletes chose to lift either 45 or 55 kilograms. The heavier weight outranked the lighter weight. Both athletes chose the lighter weight and a single rep made the difference:
[*]Sina Schramme — Two reps, 45 kilograms
[*]Jessica Neues — One rep, 45 kilograms
Women’s U82KG — Car Deadlift
Athletes established their one-rep max deadlift:
[*]Sina Schramme — 250 kilograms
[*]Jessica Neues — 240 kilograms
Women’s U82KG — Farmer’s Walk
Both athletes had the option to walk 40 meters with 100 kilograms but decided to take the lighter weight of 80 kilograms:
[*]Sina Schramme — 23.28 seconds, 80 kilograms
[*]Jessica Neues — 26.56 seconds, 80 kilograms
Women’s U82KG — Húsafell Stone Carry
The stone weighed 115 kilograms and was carried for distance:
[*]Sina Schramme — 60 meters
[*]Jessica Neues — 29.3 meters
Women’s U82KG — Atlas Stones
Both athletes chose the lighter weight, 110 kilograms, instead of 130 kilograms, to lift for reps:
[*]Sina Schramme — Four reps, 110 kilograms
[*]Jessica Neues — One rep, 110 kilograms
Women’s U63KG — Giant Dumbbell for Reps
Athletes lifted either 35 or 45 kilograms for reps; heavier weight ousted lighter weight rank-wise:
[*]Joelle Pecci — One rep, 45 kilograms
[*]Sammy Mayhew — Seven reps, 35 kilograms
[*]Emma Wilson — Four reps, 35 kilograms
[*]Yvonne Kleinjohann — Three reps, 35 kilograms (T-fourth)
[*]Heidi Lehmann — Three reps, 35 kilograms (T-fourth)
[*]Liudmyla Tsivun — One rep, 35 kilograms
Women’s U63KG — Car Deadlift
Each athlete established their one-rep max:
[*]Liudmyla Tsivun — 250 kilograms
[*]Emma Wilson — 240 kilograms
[*]Sammy Mayhew — 230 kilograms (T-third)
[*]Joelle Pecci — 230 kilograms (T-third)
[*]Yvonne Kleinjohann — no lift
[*]Heidi Lehmann — no lift
Women’s U63KG — Farmer’s Walk
Athletes walked 60 or 80 kilograms for 40 meters in the fastest time possible. The heavier load outranked the lighter load:
[*]Sammy Mayhew — 26.58 seconds, 80 kilograms
[*]Emma Wilson — 30.01 seconds, 80 kilograms
[*]Joelle Pecci — 32 seconds, 80 kilograms
[*]Yvonne Kleinjohann — 28.3 meters, 80 kilograms
[*]Liudmyla Tsivun — 27.2 meters, 80 kilograms
[*]Heidi Lehmann — 26.1 meters, 80 kilograms
Women’s U63KG — Húsafell Stone Carry
Athletes carried the 95 kilogram stone as far as possible:
[*]Joelle Pecci — 91.2 meters
[*]Sammy Mayhew — 66 meters
[*]Emma Wilson — 32.2 meters
[*]Liudmyla Tsivun — no lift
[*]Yvonne Kleinjohann — no lift
[*]Heidi Lehmann — no lift
Women’s U63KG — Atlas Stones
Athletes chose to lift 90 or 110 kilograms for reps within 60 seconds. The heavier stone outranked the lighter stone for any number of reps.
[*]Sammy Mayhew — Four reps, 110 kilograms
[*]Joelle Pecci — Two reps, 110 kilograms
[*]Emma Wilson — Three reps, 90 kilograms
[*]Yvonne Kleinjohann — Two reps, 90 kilograms
[*]Liudmyla Tsivun — One rep, 90 kilograms
[*]Heidi Lehmann — no lift
[Related: Kevin Hazeleger Triumphant at 2023 Strongman Champions League Poland]
2023 Ultimate Strongman World’s Strongest Nation Event Results
Below are the results for each of the five events contested:
Giant Dumbbell for Reps
Teams had three minutes to lift a 90-kilogram dumbbell for as many reps as possible:
[*]Ukraine — 19 reps
[*]France — 11 reps
[*]Czech Republic — 10 reps (T-third)
[*]Germany — 10 reps (T-third)
[*]Austria — Nine reps
[*]England — Five reps
[*]Denmark — One rep
Farmer’s Walk
Each team carried 130 kilograms for sixth 20-meter lengths with drops and turns at the end of each length:
[*]Ukraine — 83 seconds
[*]Czech Republic — 107 seconds
[*]Germany — 98 seconds
[*]France — 77 seconds
[*]Austria — 111.5 meters
[*]England — 99 meters
[*]Denmark — 75.6 meters
Weight for Height
The weights tossed were 18, 20, 22, 24 (x2), 26 (x2), 28 (x2), and 30 kilograms:
[*]Ukraine — Seven in 48 seconds
[*]England — Seven in 90 seconds
[*]Czech Republic — Six (x2) in 90 seconds
[*]Germany — Six (x1) in 90 seconds (T-fourth)
[*]Austria — Six (x1) in 90 seconds (T-fourth)
[*]Denmark — Six (x1) in seconds (T-fourth)
[*]France — Five (x2) in 90 seconds
Loading Race
The Loading Race comprised 100, 90, 140, 100, 90, and 160-kilogram implements, in that order, down a 15-meter course.
[*]Ukraine — Six in 84 seconds
[*]Czech Republic — Six in 96 seconds
[*]France — Five in 120 seconds (T-third)
[*]Germany — Five in 120 seconds (T-third)
[*]England — Five in 120 seconds (T-third)
[*]Austria — Five in 120 seconds (T-third)
[*]Denmark —Five in 120 seconds (T-third)
Deadlift/Log/Stone Medley
The Medley involved each team deadlifting 270 kilograms, pressing 160 kilograms, and Stone lifting 125 kilograms for 20 reps each:
[*]Ukraine — 20 in 60 seconds
[*]Czech Republic — 17 in 60 seconds
[*]France — 15 in 60 seconds
[*]Germany — 13 in 60 seconds
[*]Austria — 12 in 60 seconds
[*]England — 11 in 60 seconds
[*]Denmark — Six in 60 seconds
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The 2023 Ultimate Strongman World Championships (USWC) contest occurred on Sept. 23, 2023, in Fulda, Germany, and featured five divisions: Men’s U105KG, Masters Men’s U105KG, Men’s U90KG, Women’s U82KG, and Women’s U63KG. Additionally, the 2023 Ultimate Strongman World’s Strongest Nation, with teams comprised of Men’s U105KG athletes, occurred one day later on Sept. 24, 2023.
Each division competed in five events across the single-day contest: Giant Dumbbell for Reps, Car Deadlift, Farmer’s Walk, Húsafell Stone Carry, and Atlas Stones.
2023 Ultimate Strongman World Championships Results
Below are the full results for each of the five individual divisions:
Men’s U105KG
[*]Emanuel Pescari (Austria) — 105 points
[*]Przemyslaw Marczewski (Poland) — 95.5 points
[*]Thomas Owens (England) — 90.5 points
[*]Nicholas Hein (USA) — 87 points
[*]Matthew McKeegan (Ireland) — 85 points
[*]Nobert Švarc (Czech Republic) — 81.5 points
[*]Matt Williams (Wales) — 80 points
[*]Benjamin Machala (Slovakia) — 77 points
[*]Ruben Van Kreij (Netherlands) — 66.5 points
[*]Tim Hruby (Germany) — 54 points
[*]Lucas Ferjanc (Slovakia) — 53 points
[*]Joey Henraath (Netherlands) — 53 points
[*]Erin Spoiala (Austria) — 46 points
[*]Csaba Kontas (Hungary) — 43.5 points
[*]Jayson Woods (New Zealand) — 40.5 points
[*]Michael O’Connor (USA) — 37.5 points
[*]Chris Gjerlevsen (Denmark) — 37.5 points
[*]Christoph Carle (Germany) — 37 points
[*]Thomas Steinacker (Austria) — 36.5 points
[*]Ryan Naylor (UK) — 36 points
[*]Lukas Scheer (Austria) — 36 points
[*]Christopher Harrison (England) — 30.5 points
[*]Kasper Bekken (Norway) — 21 points
[Related: Hafthor Björnsson Postpones His Powerlifting Goals, Announces Return to Competitive Strongman]
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[Related: 2023 Netherlands Strongest Woman Results — Patricia Smit Victorious]
Masters Men’s U105KG
[*]Johnny Wasiczko (USA) — 16.5 points
[*]Christian Janke (Germany) — 13.5 points
[*]Chris Kolenberg (Netherlands) — 10.5 points
[*]Serhii Kapustin (Ukraine) — 7.5 points
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Men’s U90KG
[*]Filip Zajicek (Czech Republic) — 40 points
[*]Volker Bauer (Germany) — 37.5 points
[*]Szymon Peplinski (Poland) — 34 points
[*]Richard Stout (USA) — 31.5 points
[*]Benjamin Donin (France) — 30.5 points
[*]Stefan Schüssler (Germany) — 27 points
[*]Radoslav Ferjanc (Slovakia) — 22 points
[*]William Clarke (England) — 22 points
[*]Hannes Drescher (Germany) — 19.5 points
[*]Pavlo Ishchenko (Ukraine) — Four points
[Related: William Relf Triumphant at 2023 Britain’s Strongest Man U105KG]
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Women’s U82KG
[*]Sina Schramme (Germany) — 10 points
[*]Jessica Neues (Germany) — Five points
[Related: Gavin McNamee Wins 2023 UK’s Strongest Man U90KG]
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Women’s U63KG
[*]Sammy Mayhew (Scotland) — 25.5 points
[*]Joelle Pecci (USA) — 24.5 points
[*]Emma Wilson (UK) — 22 points
[*]Liudmyla Tsivun (Ukraine) — 11 points
[*]Yvonne Kleinjohann (Germany) — 8.5 points
[*]Heidi Lehmann (Germany) — 3.5 points
[Related: 2023 England’s Strongest Man and Strongest Woman Results]
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2023 Ultimate Strongman World’s Strongest Nation Results
[*]Ukraine — 34 points
[*]Czech Republic — 25.5 points
[*]France — 22 points
[*]Germany — 19.5 points
[*]England — 15 points
[*]Austria — 15 points
[*]Denmark — Nine points
[Related: 2023 Canada’s Strongest Man Results — Simon Pratte Is King]
2023 Ultimate Strongman World Championships Event Results
Below are the results for each of the contested events for each division:
Men’s U105KG — Giant Dumbbell for Reps
Athletes chose to lift either 90 or 75 kilograms for as many reps as possible. A single rep of the former trumped any number of reps with the latter:
[*]Nicholas Hein — Eight reps, 90 kilograms
[*]Matthew McKeegan — Seven reps, 90 kilograms (T-seconds)
[*]Emanuel Pescari — Seven reps, 90 kilograms (T-seconds)
[*]Przemyslaw Marczewski — Seven reps, 90 kilograms (T-seconds)
[*]Benjamin Machala — Five reps, 90 kilograms (T-fifth)
[*]Tim Hruby — Five reps, 90 kilograms (T-fifth)
[*]Michael O’Connor — Five reps, 90 kilograms (T-fifth)
[*]Ruben Van Kreij — Four reps, 90 kilograms (T-eighth)
[*]Thomas Owens — Four reps, 90 kilograms (T-eighth)
[*]Nobert Švarc — Four reps, 90 kilograms (T-eighth)
[*]Matt Williams — Three reps, 90 kilograms
[*]Lucas Ferjanc — One rep, 90 kilograms (T-12th)
[*]Erin Spoiala — One rep, 90 kilograms (T-12th)
[*]Christopher Harrison — One rep, 90 kilograms (T-12th)
[*]Thomas Steinacker — Six reps, 75 kilograms
[*]Joey Henraath — Five reps, 75 kilograms
[*]Jayson Woods — Three reps, 75 kilograms
[*]Christoph Carle — Two reps, 75 kilograms
[*]Chris Gjerlevsen — One rep, 75 kilograms (T-19th)
[*]Lukas Scheer — One rep, 75 kilograms (T-19th)
[*]Csaba Kontas — no lift
[*]Ryan Naylor — no lift
[*]Kasper Bekken — no lift
Men’s U105KG — Car Deadlift
Each athlete established their one-rep max. There was no time limit.
[*]Emanuel Pescari — 455 kilograms (T-first)
[*]Thomas Owens — 455 kilograms (T-first)
[*]Przemyslaw Marczewski — 435 kilograms (T-third)
[*]Matt Williams — 435 kilograms (T-third)
[*]Michael O’Connor — 435 kilograms (T-third)
[*]Christopher Harrison — 435 kilograms (T-third)
[*]Nicholas Hein — 415 kilograms (T-seventh)
[*]Matthew McKeegan — 415 kilograms (T-seventh)
[*]Erin Spoiala — 415 kilograms (T-seventh)
[*]Csaba Kontas — 395 kilograms (T-10th)
[*]Nobert Švarc — 395 kilograms (T-10th)
[*]Chris Gjerlevsen — 395 kilograms (T-10th)
[*]Benjamin Machala — 395 kilograms (T-10th)
[*]Ruben Van Kreij — 395 kilograms (T-10th)
[*]Lucas Ferjanc — 370 kilograms (T-15th)
[*]Joey Henraath — 370 kilograms (T-15th)
[*]Jayson Woods — 370 kilograms (T-15th)
[*]Thomas Steinacker — 370 kilograms (T-15th)
[*]Ryan Naylor — 370 kilograms (T-15th)
[*]Christoph Carle — 345 kilograms (T-20th)
[*]Lukas Scheer — 345 kilograms (T-20th)
[*]Kasper Bekken — 345 kilograms (T-20th)
[*]Tim Hruby — 315 kilograms
Men’s U105KG — Farmer’s Walk
Each athlete walked either 130 or 150 kilograms for two lengths down a 20-meter course:
[*]Lucas Ferjanc — 28.57 seconds, 150 kilograms
[*]Emanuel Pescari — 30.1 seconds, 150 kilograms
[*]Ryan Naylor — 31.09 seconds, 150 kilograms
[*]Nobert Švarc — 33.19 seconds, 150 kilograms
[*]Thomas Owens — 38.72 seconds, 150 kilograms
[*]Matthew McKeegan — 42.85 seconds, 150 kilograms
[*]Tim Hruby — 29.15 meters, 150 kilograms
[*]Przemyslaw Marczewski — 27.8 meters, 150 kilograms
[*]Christoph Carle — 24.7 meters, 150 kilograms
[*]Benjamin Machala — 24.3 meters, 150 kilograms
[*]Lukas Scheer — 23.7 meters, 150 kilograms
[*]Nicholas Hein — 23.6 meters, 150 kilograms
[*]Matt Williams — 20 meters, 150 kilograms (T-13th)
[*]Jayson Woods — 20 meters, 150 kilograms (T-13th)
[*]Joey Henraath — 21.28 seconds, 130 kilograms
[*]Ruben Van Kreij — 22.05 seconds, 130 kilograms
[*]Chris Gjerlevsen — 40 meters, 130 kilograms
[*]Thomas Steinacker — 38.1 meters, 130 kilograms
[*]Kasper Bekken — 23.3 meters, 130 kilograms
[*]Erin Spoiala — no lift
[*]Csaba Kontas — no lift
[*]Christopher Harrison — no lift
[*]Michael O’Connor — no lift
Men’s U105KG — Húsafell Stone Carry
The stone weighed 175 kilograms and was carried for distance up and down a 20-meter course.
[*]Nicholas Hein — 68.9 meters
[*]Nobert Švarc — 62.4 meters (T-second)
[*]Matt Williams — 62.4 meters (T-second)
[*]Przemyslaw Marczewski — 61.9 meters
[*]Erin Spoiala — 58.6 meters
[*]Tim Hruby — 55.6 meters
[*]Emanuel Pescari — 52.6 meters
[*]Csaba Kontas — 48.7 meters
[*]Thomas Owens — 44.21 meters
[*]Benjamin Machala — 43.1 meters
[*]Kasper Bekken — 40.2 meters
[*]Lucas Ferjanc — 40.1 meters
[*]Matthew McKeegan — 40 meters
[*]Joey Henraath — 27.2 meters
[*]Ruben Van Kreij — 22.6 meters
[*]Ryan Naylor — 20 meters
[*]Lukas Scheer — 15 meters
[*]Thomas Steinacker — 14.7 meters
[*]Jayson Woods — 14.2 meters
[*]Chris Gjerlevsen — 11.9 meters
[*]Christoph Carle — no lift
[*]Michael O’Connor — withdrew
[*]Christopher Harrison — withdrew
Men’s U105KG — Atlas Stones
Athletes chose to lift either 160 or 180 kilograms for reps. One lift with the latter weight trumped any number of lifts with the former weight.
[*]Emanuel Pescari — Four reps, 180 kilograms (T-first)
[*]Ruben Van Kreij — Four reps, 180 kilograms (T-first)
[*]Przemyslaw Marczewski — Three reps, 180 kilograms (T-second)
[*]Thomas Owens — Three reps, 180 kilograms (T-second)
[*]Matthew McKeegan — Three reps, 180 kilograms (T-second)
[*]Benjamin Machala — Three reps, 180 kilograms (T-second)
[*]Joey Henraath — Three reps, 180 kilograms (T-second)
[*]Matt Williams — Two reps, 180 kilograms (T-eighth)
[*]Csaba Kontas — Two reps, 180 kilograms (T-eighth)
[*]Nicholas Hein — One rep, 180 kilograms (T-10th)
[*]Nobert Švarc — One rep, 180 kilograms (T-10th)
[*]Christoph Carle — One rep, 180 kilograms (T-10th)
[*]Jayson Woods — Four reps, 160 kilograms
[*]Chris Gjerlevsen — Three reps, 160 kilograms
[*]Thomas Steinacker — One rep, 160 kilograms (T-15th)
[*]Lukas Scheer — One rep, 160 kilograms (T-15th)
[*]Tim Hruby — no lift
[*]Lucas Ferjanc — no lift
[*]Erin Spoiala — no lift
[*]Ryan Naylor — no lift
[*]Kasper Bekken — no lift
[*]Michael O’Connor — withdrew
[*]Christopher Harrison — withdrew
Masters Men’s U105KG — Giant Dumbbell for Reps
Athletes lifted 80 or 65 kilograms. A single lift with the former weight ousted any number of reps with the latter.
[*]Christian Janke — One rep, 80 kilograms
[*]Johnny Wasiczko — Four reps, 65 kilograms
[*]Serhii Kapustin — One rep, 65 kilograms
[*]Chris Kolenberg — no attempt
Masters Men’s U105KG — Car Deadlift
Athletes established their one-rep max:
[*]Johnny Wasiczko — 360 kilograms (T-first)
[*]Christian Janke — 360 kilograms (T-first)
[*]Chris Kolenberg — 320 kilograms (T-third)
[*]Serhii Kapustin — 320 kilograms (T-third)
Masters Men’s U105KG — Farmer’s Walk
Athletes carried 120 or 135 kilograms for 40 meters as fast as possible in 60 seconds. Attempts with the heavier weight ranked higher than the lower weight.
[*]Chris Kolenberg — 30.73 seconds, 135 meters
[*]Christian Janke — 36.55 meters, 135 kilograms
[*]Johnny Wasiczko — 36 meters, 135 kilograms
[*]Serhii Kapustin — 25.7 meters, 120 kilograms
Masters Men’s U105KG — Húsafell Stone Carry
Athletes carried 150 kilograms for distance:
[*]Johnny Wasiczko — 59.3 meters
[*]Christian Janke — 50.6 meters
[*]Chris Kolenberg — 49.1 meters
[*]Serhii Kapustin — 31.8 meters
Masters Men’s U105KG — Atlas Stones
Athletes lifted 140 or 160 kilograms onto a 1.2-meter platform for reps in 60 seconds. Heavier weight trumped any reps with the lighter weight:
[*]Johnny Wasiczko — Three reps, 160 kilograms
[*]Chris Kolenberg — Two reps, 140 kilograms
[*]Serhii Kapustin — One rep, 140 kilograms
[*]Christian Janke — no lift
Men’s 90KG — Giant Dumbbell for Reps
Athletes lifted 65 or 80 kilograms for reps. Heavier weight outranked lighter weight.
[*]Szymon Peplinski — Eight reps, 80 kilograms
[*]Volker Bauer — Seven reps, 80 kilograms
[*]Benjamin Donin — Six reps, 80 kilograms
[*]Richard Stout — Four reps, 80 kilograms (T-fourth)
[*]Stefan Schüssler — Four reps, 80 kilograms (T-fourth)
[*]Filip Zajicek — Four reps, 80 kilograms (T-fourth)
[*]Radoslav Ferjanc — Two reps, 80 kilograms (T-seventh)
[*]Hannes Drescher — Two reps, 80 kilograms (T-seventh)
[*]William Clarke — no lift
[*]Pavlo Ishchenko — no lift
Men’s 90KG — Car Deadlift
Athletes established their one-rep max:
[*]Benjamin Donin — 420 kilograms
[*]Volker Bauer — 400 kilograms
[*]Szymon Peplinski — 380 kilograms
[*]Richard Stout — 360 kilograms
[*]Filip Zajicek — 340 kilograms (T-fifth)
[*]William Clarke — 340 kilograms (T-fifth)
[*]Hannes Drescher — 320 kilograms (T-seventh)
[*]Stefan Schüssler — 320 kilograms (T-seventh)
[*]Pavlo Ishchenko — 320 kilograms (T-seventh)
[*]Radoslav Ferjanc — 300 kilograms
Men’s 90KG — Farmer’s Walk
Athletes carried 120 or 135 kilograms for 40 meters as fast as possible. Heavier carries outranked lighter carries:
[*]Richard Stout — 24.5 seconds, 135 kilograms
[*]Filip Zajicek — 29.28 seconds, 135 kilograms
[*]William Clarke — 32.16 seconds, 135 kilograms
[*]Szymon Peplinski — 32.19 seconds, 135 kilograms
[*]Stefan Schüssler — 32.29 seconds, 135 kilograms
[*]Benjamin Donin — 38.56 seconds, 135 kilograms
[*]Hannes Drescher — 34.8 meters, 135 kilograms
[*]Volker Bauer — 32.25 meters, 135 kilograms
[*]Radoslav Ferjanc — 20.6 meters, 135 kilograms
[*]Pavlo Ishchenko — 20.5 meters, 120 kilograms
Men’s 90KG — Húsafell Stone Carry
Athletes carried 150 kilograms for distance:
[*]Filip Zajicek — 100 meters
[*]Szymon Peplinski — 80 meters
[*]Radoslav Ferjanc — 76.9 meters
[*]Volker Bauer — 73.2 meters
[*]Hannes Drescher — 64 meters
[*]William Clarke — 60 meters (T-sixth)
[*]Stefan Schüssler — 60 meters (T-sixth)
[*]Richard Stout — 49.9 meters
[*]Benjamin Donin — 45.7 meters
[*]Pavlo Ishchenko — no lift
Men’s 90KG — Atlas Stones
Athletes lifted 140 or 160 kilograms for reps. Heavier stone lifts trounced lighter stone lifts:
[*]Filip Zajicek — Six reps, 160 kilograms (T-first)
[*]Volker Bauer — Six reps, 160 kilograms (T-first)
[*]Stefan Schüssler — Four reps, 160 kilograms (T-third)
[*]Radoslav Ferjanc — Four reps, 160 kilograms (T-third)
[*]Richard Stout — Three reps, 160 kilograms (T-fifth)
[*]Benjamin Donin — Three reps, 160 kilograms (T-fifth)
[*]William Clarke — Two reps, 160 kilograms
[*]Hannes Drescher — One rep, 140 kilograms
[*]Szymon Peplinski — no lift
[*]Pavlo Ishchenko — no lift
Women’s U82KG — Giant Dumbbell for Reps
Athletes chose to lift either 45 or 55 kilograms. The heavier weight outranked the lighter weight. Both athletes chose the lighter weight and a single rep made the difference:
[*]Sina Schramme — Two reps, 45 kilograms
[*]Jessica Neues — One rep, 45 kilograms
Women’s U82KG — Car Deadlift
Athletes established their one-rep max deadlift:
[*]Sina Schramme — 250 kilograms
[*]Jessica Neues — 240 kilograms
Women’s U82KG — Farmer’s Walk
Both athletes had the option to walk 40 meters with 100 kilograms but decided to take the lighter weight of 80 kilograms:
[*]Sina Schramme — 23.28 seconds, 80 kilograms
[*]Jessica Neues — 26.56 seconds, 80 kilograms
Women’s U82KG — Húsafell Stone Carry
The stone weighed 115 kilograms and was carried for distance:
[*]Sina Schramme — 60 meters
[*]Jessica Neues — 29.3 meters
Women’s U82KG — Atlas Stones
Both athletes chose the lighter weight, 110 kilograms, instead of 130 kilograms, to lift for reps:
[*]Sina Schramme — Four reps, 110 kilograms
[*]Jessica Neues — One rep, 110 kilograms
Women’s U63KG — Giant Dumbbell for Reps
Athletes lifted either 35 or 45 kilograms for reps; heavier weight ousted lighter weight rank-wise:
[*]Joelle Pecci — One rep, 45 kilograms
[*]Sammy Mayhew — Seven reps, 35 kilograms
[*]Emma Wilson — Four reps, 35 kilograms
[*]Yvonne Kleinjohann — Three reps, 35 kilograms (T-fourth)
[*]Heidi Lehmann — Three reps, 35 kilograms (T-fourth)
[*]Liudmyla Tsivun — One rep, 35 kilograms
Women’s U63KG — Car Deadlift
Each athlete established their one-rep max:
[*]Liudmyla Tsivun — 250 kilograms
[*]Emma Wilson — 240 kilograms
[*]Sammy Mayhew — 230 kilograms (T-third)
[*]Joelle Pecci — 230 kilograms (T-third)
[*]Yvonne Kleinjohann — no lift
[*]Heidi Lehmann — no lift
Women’s U63KG — Farmer’s Walk
Athletes walked 60 or 80 kilograms for 40 meters in the fastest time possible. The heavier load outranked the lighter load:
[*]Sammy Mayhew — 26.58 seconds, 80 kilograms
[*]Emma Wilson — 30.01 seconds, 80 kilograms
[*]Joelle Pecci — 32 seconds, 80 kilograms
[*]Yvonne Kleinjohann — 28.3 meters, 80 kilograms
[*]Liudmyla Tsivun — 27.2 meters, 80 kilograms
[*]Heidi Lehmann — 26.1 meters, 80 kilograms
Women’s U63KG — Húsafell Stone Carry
Athletes carried the 95 kilogram stone as far as possible:
[*]Joelle Pecci — 91.2 meters
[*]Sammy Mayhew — 66 meters
[*]Emma Wilson — 32.2 meters
[*]Liudmyla Tsivun — no lift
[*]Yvonne Kleinjohann — no lift
[*]Heidi Lehmann — no lift
Women’s U63KG — Atlas Stones
Athletes chose to lift 90 or 110 kilograms for reps within 60 seconds. The heavier stone outranked the lighter stone for any number of reps.
[*]Sammy Mayhew — Four reps, 110 kilograms
[*]Joelle Pecci — Two reps, 110 kilograms
[*]Emma Wilson — Three reps, 90 kilograms
[*]Yvonne Kleinjohann — Two reps, 90 kilograms
[*]Liudmyla Tsivun — One rep, 90 kilograms
[*]Heidi Lehmann — no lift
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2023 Ultimate Strongman World’s Strongest Nation Event Results
Below are the results for each of the five events contested:
Giant Dumbbell for Reps
Teams had three minutes to lift a 90-kilogram dumbbell for as many reps as possible:
[*]Ukraine — 19 reps
[*]France — 11 reps
[*]Czech Republic — 10 reps (T-third)
[*]Germany — 10 reps (T-third)
[*]Austria — Nine reps
[*]England — Five reps
[*]Denmark — One rep
Farmer’s Walk
Each team carried 130 kilograms for sixth 20-meter lengths with drops and turns at the end of each length:
[*]Ukraine — 83 seconds
[*]Czech Republic — 107 seconds
[*]Germany — 98 seconds
[*]France — 77 seconds
[*]Austria — 111.5 meters
[*]England — 99 meters
[*]Denmark — 75.6 meters
Weight for Height
The weights tossed were 18, 20, 22, 24 (x2), 26 (x2), 28 (x2), and 30 kilograms:
[*]Ukraine — Seven in 48 seconds
[*]England — Seven in 90 seconds
[*]Czech Republic — Six (x2) in 90 seconds
[*]Germany — Six (x1) in 90 seconds (T-fourth)
[*]Austria — Six (x1) in 90 seconds (T-fourth)
[*]Denmark — Six (x1) in seconds (T-fourth)
[*]France — Five (x2) in 90 seconds
Loading Race
The Loading Race comprised 100, 90, 140, 100, 90, and 160-kilogram implements, in that order, down a 15-meter course.
[*]Ukraine — Six in 84 seconds
[*]Czech Republic — Six in 96 seconds
[*]France — Five in 120 seconds (T-third)
[*]Germany — Five in 120 seconds (T-third)
[*]England — Five in 120 seconds (T-third)
[*]Austria — Five in 120 seconds (T-third)
[*]Denmark —Five in 120 seconds (T-third)
Deadlift/Log/Stone Medley
The Medley involved each team deadlifting 270 kilograms, pressing 160 kilograms, and Stone lifting 125 kilograms for 20 reps each:
[*]Ukraine — 20 in 60 seconds
[*]Czech Republic — 17 in 60 seconds
[*]France — 15 in 60 seconds
[*]Germany — 13 in 60 seconds
[*]Austria — 12 in 60 seconds
[*]England — 11 in 60 seconds
[*]Denmark — Six in 60 seconds
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