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Since its inception in 2002, the Arnold Strongman Classic (ASC) has become one of the more prestigious strength contests on the planet. Men (and women) from around the globe fly to Columbus, OH, the contest’s only home, for an intense two-day battle of strength.
This year’s ASC occurs from March 3-4 and features 10 of the top athletes in the sport (see below for a full roster). Below, you’ll find a leaderboard, event breakdowns, and additional information about the ASC. BarBend will update this page throughout the contest.
2023 Arnold Strongman Classic Leaderboard
Trey Mitchell — 19
Mitchell Hooper — 16.5
Mateusz Kieliszkowski — 14.5
Pavlo Nakonechnyy — 11.5
Tom Stoltman — 10.5
Rob Kearney — 9
Bobby Thompson — 9.5
Tom Evans — 8.5
Luke Stoltman — 7
Kevin Faires — 4
[Read: The Best Barbells for All-Around Training, Weightlifting, Deadlifts, and More]
2023 Arnold Strongman Classic Day One
Day one of the ASC consists of two events — the Wheel of Pain and the Austrian Oak Log Press. Check out the livestream below:
American Trey Mitchell leads the pack after the first day of competition, taking second in the Wheel of Pain and placing first in the Austrian Oak log press event.
Wheel of Pain Results
The Wheel of Pain made its ASC debut in 2019. Manufactured by Rogue, this beast weighs over 20,000 pounds and stands over 20 feet tall. It’s inspired by Conan The Barbarian (starring Arnold Schwarzenegger).
Competitors have 60 seconds to move the implement as many meters as possible. This innovative event requires a unique combination of strength, stability, and endurance.
Mateusz Kieliszkowski — 30.68 meters
Trey Mitchell — 29.57 meters
Mitchell Hooper — 28.65 meters
Pavlo Nakonechnyy — 28.02 meters
Tom Stoltman — 27.94 meters
Luke Stoltman — 25.07 meters
Tom Evans —24.61 meters
Kevin Faires — 23.44 meters
Rob Kearney — 21.31 meters
Bobby Thompson — 18.11 meters
[Read: The Best Pre-Workout Supplements for Muscle Gain, Weight Loss, and More]
Austrian Oak Results
For this event, athletes had 90 seconds to lift as many reps as possible with 195 kilograms (430 pounds). Competitors can also opt for a 175-kilogram (386-pound)
This one was exciting, folks. Particularly when Mitchell Hooper of Canada mustered three very technical reps after nearly fumbling his second press. The energy around the stage seemed electric, and it felt like Hooper achieved something amazing by tying American Log Press record holder Bobby Thompson. However, Trey Mitchell, who hails from Texas, stepped up and blasted through four reps.
Trey Mitchell — 4 reps (195 kilograms)
Mitchell Hooper — 3 reps (195 kilograms)
Bobby Thompson — 3 reps (195 kilograms)
Rob Kearney — 2 reps (195 kilograms)
Mateusz Kieliszkowski — 1 rep (195 kilograms)
Pavlo Nakonechnyy — 1 rep (195 kilograms)
Tom Stoltman — 1 rep (195 kilograms)
Tom Evans — 1 rep (195 kilograms)
Luke Stoltman — 6 reps (175 kilograms)
Kevin Faires — 3 reps (175 kilograms)
[Read: How to Do the Log Press for Overhead Strength and Power]
2023 Arnold Strongman Classic Roster
2023 Arnold Strongman Classic Events
Here’s the complete event schedule for both days of the competition.
Day One
Wheel of Pain
Austrian Oak Log Press
Day Two
Elephant Bar Deadlift
Unspunnen Stone Throw
Frame Carry
How to Watch the Arnold Strongman Classic
If you can’t attend the competition in person, the ASC and Arnold Strongwoman Classic are free and livestreamed on Rogue’s YouTube channel.
The stream features commentary from Europe’s Strongest Man Laurence “Big Loz” Shahlaei, Rogue Invitational commentator Sean Woodland, and World’s Strongest Man veteran Jerry Pritchett
Arnold Strongman Classic Winners
Here’s a complete list of every ASC winner by date order:
2002 — Mark Henry
2003 — Zydrunas Savickas
2004 — Zydrunas Savickas
2005 — Zydrunas Savickas
2006 — Zydrunas Savickas
2007 — Zydrunas Savickas
2008 — Zydrunas Savickas
2009 — Derek Poundstone
2010 — Derek Poundstone
2011 — Brian Shaw
2012 — Mike Jenkins
2013 — Vytautas Lalas
2014 — Zydrunas Savickas
2015 — Brian Shaw
2016 — Zydrunas Savickas
201 7 — Brian Shaw
2018 — Hafthor Bjornsson
2019 — Hafthor Bjornsson
2020 — Hafthor Bjornsson
2021 — Contest didn’t occur due to COVID-100
2022 — TBD
Featured Image: @roguefitness on Instagram
Since its inception in 2002, the Arnold Strongman Classic (ASC) has become one of the more prestigious strength contests on the planet. Men (and women) from around the globe fly to Columbus, OH, the contest’s only home, for an intense two-day battle of strength.
This year’s ASC occurs from March 3-4 and features 10 of the top athletes in the sport (see below for a full roster). Below, you’ll find a leaderboard, event breakdowns, and additional information about the ASC. BarBend will update this page throughout the contest.
2023 Arnold Strongman Classic Leaderboard
[*]Trey Mitchell — 19
[*]Mitchell Hooper — 16.5
[*]Mateusz Kieliszkowski — 14.5
[*]Pavlo Nakonechnyy — 11.5
[*]Tom Stoltman — 10.5
[*]Rob Kearney — 9
[*]Bobby Thompson — 9.5
[*]Tom Evans — 8.5
[*]Luke Stoltman — 7
[*]Kevin Faires — 4
[Read: The Best Barbells for All-Around Training, Weightlifting, Deadlifts, and More]
2023 Arnold Strongman Classic Day One
Day one of the ASC consists of two events — the Wheel of Pain and the Austrian Oak Log Press. Check out the livestream below:
American Trey Mitchell leads the pack after the first day of competition, taking second in the Wheel of Pain and placing first in the Austrian Oak log press event.
Wheel of Pain Results
The Wheel of Pain made its ASC debut in 2019. Manufactured by Rogue, this beast weighs over 20,000 pounds and stands over 20 feet tall. It’s inspired by Conan The Barbarian (starring Arnold Schwarzenegger).
Competitors have 60 seconds to move the implement as many meters as possible. This innovative event requires a unique combination of strength, stability, and endurance.
[*]Mateusz Kieliszkowski — 30.68 meters
[*]Trey Mitchell — 29.57 meters
[*]Mitchell Hooper — 28.65 meters
[*]Pavlo Nakonechnyy — 28.02 meters
[*]Tom Stoltman — 27.94 meters
[*]Luke Stoltman — 25.07 meters
[*]Tom Evans —24.61 meters
[*]Kevin Faires — 23.44 meters
[*]Rob Kearney — 21.31 meters
[*]Bobby Thompson — 18.11 meters
[Read: The Best Pre-Workout Supplements for Muscle Gain, Weight Loss, and More]
Austrian Oak Results
For this event, athletes had 90 seconds to lift as many reps as possible with 195 kilograms (430 pounds). Competitors can also opt for a 175-kilogram (386-pound)
This one was exciting, folks. Particularly when Mitchell Hooper of Canada mustered three very technical reps after nearly fumbling his second press. The energy around the stage seemed electric, and it felt like Hooper achieved something amazing by tying American Log Press record holder Bobby Thompson. However, Trey Mitchell, who hails from Texas, stepped up and blasted through four reps.
[*]Trey Mitchell — 4 reps (195 kilograms)
[*]Mitchell Hooper — 3 reps (195 kilograms)
[*]Bobby Thompson — 3 reps (195 kilograms)
[*]Rob Kearney — 2 reps (195 kilograms)
[*]Mateusz Kieliszkowski — 1 rep (195 kilograms)
[*]Pavlo Nakonechnyy — 1 rep (195 kilograms)
[*]Tom Stoltman — 1 rep (195 kilograms)
[*]Tom Evans — 1 rep (195 kilograms)
[*]Luke Stoltman — 6 reps (175 kilograms)
[*]Kevin Faires — 3 reps (175 kilograms)
[Read: How to Do the Log Press for Overhead Strength and Power]
2023 Arnold Strongman Classic Roster
2023 Arnold Strongman Classic Events
Here’s the complete event schedule for both days of the competition.
Day One
If you can’t attend the competition in person, the ASC and Arnold Strongwoman Classic are free and livestreamed on Rogue’s YouTube channel.
The stream features commentary from Europe’s Strongest Man Laurence “Big Loz” Shahlaei, Rogue Invitational commentator Sean Woodland, and World’s Strongest Man veteran Jerry Pritchett
Arnold Strongman Classic Winners
Here’s a complete list of every ASC winner by date order:
Click here to view the article.
This year’s ASC occurs from March 3-4 and features 10 of the top athletes in the sport (see below for a full roster). Below, you’ll find a leaderboard, event breakdowns, and additional information about the ASC. BarBend will update this page throughout the contest.
2023 Arnold Strongman Classic Leaderboard
Trey Mitchell — 19
Mitchell Hooper — 16.5
Mateusz Kieliszkowski — 14.5
Pavlo Nakonechnyy — 11.5
Tom Stoltman — 10.5
Rob Kearney — 9
Bobby Thompson — 9.5
Tom Evans — 8.5
Luke Stoltman — 7
Kevin Faires — 4
[Read: The Best Barbells for All-Around Training, Weightlifting, Deadlifts, and More]
2023 Arnold Strongman Classic Day One
Day one of the ASC consists of two events — the Wheel of Pain and the Austrian Oak Log Press. Check out the livestream below:
American Trey Mitchell leads the pack after the first day of competition, taking second in the Wheel of Pain and placing first in the Austrian Oak log press event.
Wheel of Pain Results
The Wheel of Pain made its ASC debut in 2019. Manufactured by Rogue, this beast weighs over 20,000 pounds and stands over 20 feet tall. It’s inspired by Conan The Barbarian (starring Arnold Schwarzenegger).
Competitors have 60 seconds to move the implement as many meters as possible. This innovative event requires a unique combination of strength, stability, and endurance.
Mateusz Kieliszkowski — 30.68 meters
Trey Mitchell — 29.57 meters
Mitchell Hooper — 28.65 meters
Pavlo Nakonechnyy — 28.02 meters
Tom Stoltman — 27.94 meters
Luke Stoltman — 25.07 meters
Tom Evans —24.61 meters
Kevin Faires — 23.44 meters
Rob Kearney — 21.31 meters
Bobby Thompson — 18.11 meters
[Read: The Best Pre-Workout Supplements for Muscle Gain, Weight Loss, and More]
Austrian Oak Results
For this event, athletes had 90 seconds to lift as many reps as possible with 195 kilograms (430 pounds). Competitors can also opt for a 175-kilogram (386-pound)
This one was exciting, folks. Particularly when Mitchell Hooper of Canada mustered three very technical reps after nearly fumbling his second press. The energy around the stage seemed electric, and it felt like Hooper achieved something amazing by tying American Log Press record holder Bobby Thompson. However, Trey Mitchell, who hails from Texas, stepped up and blasted through four reps.
Trey Mitchell — 4 reps (195 kilograms)
Mitchell Hooper — 3 reps (195 kilograms)
Bobby Thompson — 3 reps (195 kilograms)
Rob Kearney — 2 reps (195 kilograms)
Mateusz Kieliszkowski — 1 rep (195 kilograms)
Pavlo Nakonechnyy — 1 rep (195 kilograms)
Tom Stoltman — 1 rep (195 kilograms)
Tom Evans — 1 rep (195 kilograms)
Luke Stoltman — 6 reps (175 kilograms)
Kevin Faires — 3 reps (175 kilograms)
[Read: How to Do the Log Press for Overhead Strength and Power]
2023 Arnold Strongman Classic Roster
2023 Arnold Strongman Classic Events
Here’s the complete event schedule for both days of the competition.
Day One
Wheel of Pain
Austrian Oak Log Press
Day Two
Elephant Bar Deadlift
Unspunnen Stone Throw
Frame Carry
How to Watch the Arnold Strongman Classic
If you can’t attend the competition in person, the ASC and Arnold Strongwoman Classic are free and livestreamed on Rogue’s YouTube channel.
The stream features commentary from Europe’s Strongest Man Laurence “Big Loz” Shahlaei, Rogue Invitational commentator Sean Woodland, and World’s Strongest Man veteran Jerry Pritchett
Arnold Strongman Classic Winners
Here’s a complete list of every ASC winner by date order:
2002 — Mark Henry
2003 — Zydrunas Savickas
2004 — Zydrunas Savickas
2005 — Zydrunas Savickas
2006 — Zydrunas Savickas
2007 — Zydrunas Savickas
2008 — Zydrunas Savickas
2009 — Derek Poundstone
2010 — Derek Poundstone
2011 — Brian Shaw
2012 — Mike Jenkins
2013 — Vytautas Lalas
2014 — Zydrunas Savickas
2015 — Brian Shaw
2016 — Zydrunas Savickas
201 7 — Brian Shaw
2018 — Hafthor Bjornsson
2019 — Hafthor Bjornsson
2020 — Hafthor Bjornsson
2021 — Contest didn’t occur due to COVID-100
2022 — TBD
Featured Image: @roguefitness on Instagram
Since its inception in 2002, the Arnold Strongman Classic (ASC) has become one of the more prestigious strength contests on the planet. Men (and women) from around the globe fly to Columbus, OH, the contest’s only home, for an intense two-day battle of strength.
This year’s ASC occurs from March 3-4 and features 10 of the top athletes in the sport (see below for a full roster). Below, you’ll find a leaderboard, event breakdowns, and additional information about the ASC. BarBend will update this page throughout the contest.
2023 Arnold Strongman Classic Leaderboard
[*]Trey Mitchell — 19
[*]Mitchell Hooper — 16.5
[*]Mateusz Kieliszkowski — 14.5
[*]Pavlo Nakonechnyy — 11.5
[*]Tom Stoltman — 10.5
[*]Rob Kearney — 9
[*]Bobby Thompson — 9.5
[*]Tom Evans — 8.5
[*]Luke Stoltman — 7
[*]Kevin Faires — 4
[Read: The Best Barbells for All-Around Training, Weightlifting, Deadlifts, and More]
2023 Arnold Strongman Classic Day One
Day one of the ASC consists of two events — the Wheel of Pain and the Austrian Oak Log Press. Check out the livestream below:
American Trey Mitchell leads the pack after the first day of competition, taking second in the Wheel of Pain and placing first in the Austrian Oak log press event.
Wheel of Pain Results
The Wheel of Pain made its ASC debut in 2019. Manufactured by Rogue, this beast weighs over 20,000 pounds and stands over 20 feet tall. It’s inspired by Conan The Barbarian (starring Arnold Schwarzenegger).
Competitors have 60 seconds to move the implement as many meters as possible. This innovative event requires a unique combination of strength, stability, and endurance.
[*]Mateusz Kieliszkowski — 30.68 meters
[*]Trey Mitchell — 29.57 meters
[*]Mitchell Hooper — 28.65 meters
[*]Pavlo Nakonechnyy — 28.02 meters
[*]Tom Stoltman — 27.94 meters
[*]Luke Stoltman — 25.07 meters
[*]Tom Evans —24.61 meters
[*]Kevin Faires — 23.44 meters
[*]Rob Kearney — 21.31 meters
[*]Bobby Thompson — 18.11 meters
[Read: The Best Pre-Workout Supplements for Muscle Gain, Weight Loss, and More]
Austrian Oak Results
For this event, athletes had 90 seconds to lift as many reps as possible with 195 kilograms (430 pounds). Competitors can also opt for a 175-kilogram (386-pound)
This one was exciting, folks. Particularly when Mitchell Hooper of Canada mustered three very technical reps after nearly fumbling his second press. The energy around the stage seemed electric, and it felt like Hooper achieved something amazing by tying American Log Press record holder Bobby Thompson. However, Trey Mitchell, who hails from Texas, stepped up and blasted through four reps.
[*]Trey Mitchell — 4 reps (195 kilograms)
[*]Mitchell Hooper — 3 reps (195 kilograms)
[*]Bobby Thompson — 3 reps (195 kilograms)
[*]Rob Kearney — 2 reps (195 kilograms)
[*]Mateusz Kieliszkowski — 1 rep (195 kilograms)
[*]Pavlo Nakonechnyy — 1 rep (195 kilograms)
[*]Tom Stoltman — 1 rep (195 kilograms)
[*]Tom Evans — 1 rep (195 kilograms)
[*]Luke Stoltman — 6 reps (175 kilograms)
[*]Kevin Faires — 3 reps (175 kilograms)
[Read: How to Do the Log Press for Overhead Strength and Power]
2023 Arnold Strongman Classic Roster
2023 Arnold Strongman Classic Events
Here’s the complete event schedule for both days of the competition.
Day One
- Wheel of Pain
- Austrian Oak Log Press
- Elephant Bar Deadlift
- Unspunnen Stone Throw
- Frame Carry
If you can’t attend the competition in person, the ASC and Arnold Strongwoman Classic are free and livestreamed on Rogue’s YouTube channel.
The stream features commentary from Europe’s Strongest Man Laurence “Big Loz” Shahlaei, Rogue Invitational commentator Sean Woodland, and World’s Strongest Man veteran Jerry Pritchett
Arnold Strongman Classic Winners
Here’s a complete list of every ASC winner by date order:
- 2002 — Mark Henry
- 2003 — Zydrunas Savickas
- 2004 — Zydrunas Savickas
- 2005 — Zydrunas Savickas
- 2006 — Zydrunas Savickas
- 2007 — Zydrunas Savickas
- 2008 — Zydrunas Savickas
- 2009 — Derek Poundstone
- 2010 — Derek Poundstone
- 2011 — Brian Shaw
- 2012 — Mike Jenkins
- 2013 — Vytautas Lalas
- 2014 — Zydrunas Savickas
- 2015 — Brian Shaw
- 2016 — Zydrunas Savickas
- 201 7 — Brian Shaw
- 2018 — Hafthor Bjornsson
- 2019 — Hafthor Bjornsson
- 2020 — Hafthor Bjornsson
- 2021 — Contest didn’t occur due to COVID-100
- 2022 — TBD
Click here to view the article.
