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Latest Giants Live results, newest first, each linked to its event and athletes.

Facts last verified: Oct 18, 2026

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World Tour FinalsSeason finale
World OpenMajor tour stop

Latest Giants Live results, newest first, each linked to its event and athletes.

Results appear here after each event.

Latest results from every Giants Live event

EventLatest editionDateHeadline result
Giants Live World Open2026 Giants Live Strongman OpenSeptember 5, 2026Hafþór Björnsson — Winner (50.5 pts)Results
Giants Live World Tour Finals2025 Giants Live World Tour Finals (2026 edition: Oct 17, Glasgow)October 18, 2025Luke Richardson — 2025 winner (54 pts)Results
Giants Live Strongman Classic2026 Giants Live Strongman ClassicJuly 4, 2026Ondřej Fojtů — Winner (50.5 pts)Results

How we report results

Each results page lists every match or bout from the most recent edition, with methods, times or scores where they are available, followed by our analysis of what the results mean. Title changes are marked “new champion”. Every page lists its sources and the date it was verified.

Coverage led by Robert Wilson, Strength Sports Editor. Fact-checked by John Miller, Editor-in-Chief.

Result summaries

2026 Giants Live Strongman Open

Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson won the 2026 Giants Live Strongman Open in Birmingham, which also hosted the World Deadlift Championships. The 2018 World's Strongest Man beat Ghana's Evans Nana Aryee by five points; Raul Flores won the max deadlift with 511 kg. Full results →

2025 Giants Live World Tour Finals (2026 edition: Oct 17, Glasgow)

Britain's Luke Richardson won the 2025 Giants Live World Tour Finals in Glasgow, edging Ondřej Fojtů by two points. Fojtů, still a junior, pressed a 220 kg log — a junior world record — and Jack Osborn set a British record of 222 kg in the World Log Lift Challenge held on the same night. Full results →

2026 Giants Live Strongman Classic

Czech strongman Ondřej Fojtů won the 2026 Strongman Classic at London's Royal Albert Hall by six points, taking two of the five events. Britain's Paddy Haynes won two events and the crowd, finishing second on the same points as World's Strongest Man runner-up Rayno Nel. Full results →