2019 Giants Live World Tour Finals

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The 2019 Giants Live World Tour Finals was a strongman competition that took place in Manchester, England on 7 September 2019 at the Manchester Arena. This event was the finale of the 2019 Giants live tour.

2019 Giants Live World Tour Finals

Host city	Manchester, England
Winner	Mateusz Kieliszkowski
Nations participating	9
Athletes participating	13

Results of events[]

Event 1: Axle deadlift for repetitions[]

• Weight was 350 kilograms (770 lb).
• An axle deadlift bar is larger in diameter to a conventional bar.

#	Name	Nationality	Repetitons	Event Pts	Overall Pts
1	Oleksii Novikov		7	12	12
1	Mark Felix		7	12	12
1	Adam Bishop		7	12	12
4	Tom Stoltman		6	10	10
5			5	8.5	8.5
5	Mikhail Shivlyakov		5	8.5	8.5
7			4	7	7
8	Mateusz Kieliszkowski		3	4.5	4.5
8	Evan Singleton		3	4.5	4.5
8	Cheick Sanou		3	4.5	4.5
8	Luke Stoltman		3	4.5	4.5
12	Terry Hollands		1	2	2
13	Robert Oberst		0	0	0

Event 2: Circus dumbbell for repetitions[]

• Weight of the dumbbell was 103 kilograms (227 lb).

#	Name	Nationality	Repetitions	Event Pts	Overall Pts
1	Mateusz Kieliszkowski		9	13	17.5
2	Oleksii Novikov		8	12	24
3	Evan Singleton		7	10.5	15
3	Cheick Sanou		7	10.5	15
5	Luke Stoltman		5	9	13.5
6			4	7.5	16
6	Mikhail Shivlyakov		4	7.5	16
8	Adam Bishop		3	5	17
8	Tom Stoltman		3	5	15
8	Robert Oberst		3	5	5
11	Mark Felix		1	2	14
11			1	2	9
11	Terry Hollands		1	2	4

Event 3: Car Walk[]

• 450 kilograms (990 lb) car walk over a 20 metres (66 ft) course.

#	Name	Nationality	Time	Event Pts	Overall Pts
1	Mateusz Kieliszkowski		0m 10.00 Note 1	13	30.5
2	Cheick Sanou		0m 11.12	12	27
3	Evan Singleton		0m 11.25	11	26
4	Robert Oberst		0m 14.46	10	15
5	Adam Bishop		0m 15.49	9	26
6			0m 15.76	8	24
7	Oleksii Novikov		0m 16.49	7	31
8	Luke Stoltman		0m 16.75	6	19.5
9	Mark Felix		0m 16.88	5	19
10	Terry Hollands		0m 16.95	4	8
11	Tom Stoltman		0m 19.14	3	18
12			0m 20.45	2	11
N/A	Mikhail Shivlyakov		DNS	1	17

Event 4: Hercules Hold[]

• Athlete must stand between and hold on to 160 kilograms (350 lb) pillars for as long as possible.

#	Name	Nationality	Time	Event Pts	Overall Pts
1	Mark Felix		1m 27.52 Note 2	13	32
2	Robert Oberst		1m 19.63	12	27
3			1m 15.14	11	35
4	Cheick Sanou		1m 10.59	10	37
5	Evan Singleton		1m 08.72	9	35
6			1m 01.63	8	19
7	Terry Hollands		0m 58.52	7	15
8	Oleksii Novikov		0m 55.56	6	37
9	Mateusz Kieliszkowski		0m 49.59	5	35.5
10	Adam Bishop		0m 47.39	4	30
11	Mikhail Shivlyakov		0m 44.02	3	20
12	Luke Stoltman		0m 43.69	2	21.5
13	Tom Stoltman		0m 34.03	1	19

Event 5: Atlas Stones[]

• 5 Atlas stone series ranging from 120–200 kilograms (260–440 lb).

#	Name	Nationality	Time	Event Pts	Overall Pts
1	Tom Stoltman		5 in 0m 20.88	13	32
2	Mateusz Kieliszkowski		5 in 0m 21.15	12	47.5
3	Mark Felix		5 in 0m 26.53	11	43
4			5 in 0m 26.79	10	45
5	Adam Bishop		5 in 0m 29.14	9	39
6	Oleksii Novikov		5 in 0m 29.38	8	45
7			5 in 0m 31.29	7	26
8	Luke Stoltman		5 in 0m 32.72	6	27.5
9	Evan Singleton		5 in 0m 34.50	5	40
10	Robert Oberst		5 in 0m 48.15	4	31
11	Cheick Sanou		4 in 0m 32.16	3	40
12	Terry Hollands		4 in 0m 43.46	2	17
N/A	Mikhail Shivlyakov		0	0	20

Final Results[]

#	Name	Nationality	Pts
1	Mateusz Kieliszkowski	Poland	47.5
2		Wales	45
3	Oleksii Novikov	Ukraine	45
4	Mark Felix	Great Britain	43
5	Evan Singleton	United States	40
5	Cheick Sanou	Burkina Faso	40
7	Adam Bishop	England	39
8	Tom Stoltman	Scotland	32
9	Robert Oberst	United States	31
10	Luke Stoltman	Scotland	27.5
11		United States	26
12	Mikhail Shivlyakov	Russia	20
13	Terry Hollands	Great Britain	17

^[1]

Notes[]

1. This time was a new world record breaking the previous held by Laurence Shahlaei. ^[2]
2. This time was a new world record breaking the previous record held by Mark Felix himself. ^[3]

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