Eddie Hall, known as "The Beast," is a former professional strongman who achieved the title of World's Strongest Man in 2017.
In July 2022, The Skinny Food Co teamed up with Eddie Hall to launch a range of healthier alternative, low sugar sauces, high protein low carb breads, named 'The Beast Range'.
Alpha Designs partnered with Eddie Hall for a World's Strongest Man Edition of their new high-quality jug, the Alpha Bottle XXL.
A collaboration with Talaria resulted in "The Beast Bike," an electric bike with powerful upgrades and features.
Eddie Hall has collaborated with Myprotein, including content where he tried couples yoga with his wife, Alexandra Hall.
Eddie Hall became an official brand ambassador for the Welsh firm Control Techniques.
Eddie Hall is associated with Duelbits, a sponsor mentioned on his Instagram and in news about partnerships.
Eddie Hall partnered with Camelot Films for "Battle of the Beast," a competition series that was largely funded through branding partnerships and sponsorship deals.
Eddie Hall has sponsored products including "BEAST Sausage" by Blakemans Sausages.
Born on January 15, 1988, Eddie Hall rose to prominence in the world of strongman competitions. His career spanned from 2012 to 2018, during which he consistently competed at the highest levels of the sport. Hall’s dedication to strength training led him to become a dominant figure in both national and international events. He achieved significant success in various contests, demonstrating exceptional power and competitive drive throughout his career. Hall’s journey to the top involved consistent participation and performance in demanding strength challenges across the globe.
A key milestone in Hall’s career was his victory at the 2017 World’s Strongest Man competition, held in Gaborone, Botswana. This achievement followed years of consistent effort and multiple appearances in the finals of this prestigious event. Prior to his world title, Hall secured multiple wins at Britain’s Strongest Man, demonstrating his national dominance. His career highlights also include setting a world record in the deadlift, an event where he showcased his extreme strength. Following his win at the World’s Strongest Man in 2017, Hall announced his retirement from competitive strongman to focus on his health and other endeavors.
Throughout his career, Hall participated in 23 international contests, securing 3 wins, and 8 national contests, where he achieved 6 wins. He made 6 appearances at the World’s Strongest Man competition, reaching the finals 4 times and ultimately winning the title once. His career also saw him set personal records in events such as the Max Deadlift (500 kg in 2016), Max Hummer Tire Deadlift (504 kg in 2015), Max Log Lift (213 kg in 2018), and Max Axle Press (216 kg in 2017). These achievements solidified his status as one of the strongest men in history.
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