Claiming My Place Among World's Strongest Man Legends.

Posted 11 days ago

Tom Stoltman feels he's reached a legendary status by becoming the first Briton to secure three World's Strongest Man titles. The Scotsman is thrilled with this achievement and is determined to keep pushing forward.

29-year-old Tom Stoltman from Invergordon made history in South Carolina over the weekend by winning his third World's Strongest Man title in four years. Standing at 6 feet 8 inches tall, Stoltman's dominance in the sport has elevated him among the all-time greats.

His latest victory not only solidified his place as a three-time champion but also moved him past fellow Briton Geoff Capes, who had won the title twice.

Reflecting on his achievement, Stoltman expressed his joy, saying, "For a Scots guy like me, winning it once is huge, but winning it three times and being the only British guy to do so, I believe I'm now among the greatest strongmen ever."

He added, "Losing the title last year motivated me to make changes both in and out of the gym. Staying focused and executing my plan led me to reclaim the championship."

Stoltman's accomplishments put him in an elite category alongside legends like Poland's Mariusz Pudzianowski, who holds the record with five World's Strongest Man titles.