Eddie Hall

Eddie Hall, known globally as ‘The Beast,’ cemented his legacy in strength sports by winning the coveted World’s Strongest Man title in 2017. His formidable journey to the pinnacle began in 2012, when he launched his professional strongman career. Hall quickly established himself as a dominant force, setting a Max Hummer Tire Deadlift world record of 504 kg in 2015. This was followed by another groundbreaking achievement in 2016, where he set a new Max Deadlift world record of 500 kg, a feat that captivated the strength community.

Demonstrating his all-around strength, he also set a Max Axle Press record of 216 kg in 2017. Following his monumental World’s Strongest Man victory, Hall continued his winning streak, clinching his third consecutive Britain’s Strongest Man title in 2018. He also added another impressive record to his portfolio, achieving a Max Log Lift of 213 kg in 2018, showcasing his consistent evolution and mastery across various strongman disciplines. After achieving his ultimate goal in 2017, Hall announced his retirement from competitive strongman, choosing to focus on his health and explore new endeavors.

His competitive career, which spanned from 2012 to 2018, concluded with an indelible mark on the sport. During his illustrious strongman career, Hall participated in 23 international contests, securing three significant wins, alongside eight national contests where he achieved six victories. His exceptional power and competitive drive consistently placed him at the highest echelons of the sport. Eddie Hall’s dedication to pushing the boundaries of human strength, culminating in his World’s Strongest Man title and multiple world records, solidified his status as one of history’s most accomplished and influential strongmen, leaving a profound legacy in the world of professional strength athletics.