Four-time World’s Strongest Man and eight-time Arnold Strongman Classic champion Zydrunas Savickas earned his third Masters World’s Strongest Man title, confirming the Lithuanian strongman as one of, if not the best strongman ever to compete.
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On the weekend of November 12-13, 2022, in Miami, Florida, Savickas defeated Rauno Heinla to win the 2022 Official Strongman Games championship. The top ten competitors in this competition are listed below.
Men’s Master’s Winners List is Given Below:
- Zydrunas Savickas
- Rauno Heinla
- Jitse Kramer
- Matt Webb
- Dimitar Savatinov
- Dainius Repsys
- Romek Velt
- Washington Flores
- Tim Filus
- Peter Rundberg
Other Champions Crowned
There were competitions for more Masters categories, as well as open and closed divisions. The contest winners are listed below.
| Men’s Open |
Spenser Remick
|
| Men’s U105 Kilograms | Andrew Clayton |
| Men’s U90 Kilograms | Tyler Davis |
| Men’s U80 Kilograms | Benjamin Donin |
| Men’s Masters 50+ | Mark Felix |
| Women’s Open | Olga Liaschuk |
| Women’s U82.5 Kilograms | Nadia Stowers |
| Women’s U73 Kilograms | Hannah Brock |
| Women’s U64 Kilograms |
Rhianon Lovelace
|
| Women’s Masters | Mary Colasanto |
The event was broadcast for subscribers on the Official Strongman Games website. Additionally, subscribers can replay the contest on the website.
Master’s Final Event Results are Given Below
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35 participants competed in elimination heats to reduce the field to 10 competitors. On the final day of the competition, these ten competitors battled in three events to determine the champion.
Car Walk-
The competitors had 60 seconds to carry the 408-kilogram (900-pound) car structure down a 50-foot track as quickly as possible.
No competitor required more than 35 seconds to complete the task. Heinla won this competition with a time of 12.41 seconds, just 0.15 seconds faster than Jitse Kramer. Here are the final rankings for the competition.
| Rauno Heinla | 12.41 seconds |
| Jitse Kramer | 12.56 seconds |
| Mat Webb | 13.66 seconds |
| Tim Filus | 14.25 seconds |
| Zydrunas Savickas | 14.56 seconds |
| Dimitar Savatinov | 15.02 seconds |
| Dainius Repsys | 16.44 seconds |
| Washington Flores | 17.65 seconds |
| Romek Velt | 20.00 seconds |
| Peter Rundberg | 31.16 seconds |
Circus Dumbbell-
The men were given one minute to raise four circus dumbbells above and to the judge’s satisfaction. The weights varied between 72.5 and 100 kg (160 to 220 pounds). Once again, Heinla placed top, followed by Savatinov and Repsys.
| Rauno Heinla | 27.36 seconds |
| Dimitar Savatinov | 36.14 seconds |
| Dainius Repsys | 49.94 seconds |
| Zydruanas Savickas |
3 in 20.78 seconds
|
| Romek Velt |
2 in 16.41 seconds
|
| Jitse Kramer |
2 in 21.66 seconds
|
| Matt Webb |
2 in 23.57 seconds
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| Tim Filus |
2 in 29.38 seconds
|
| Peter Rundberg |
1 in 10.65 seconds
|
| Washington Flores |
1 in 24.58 seconds
|
Atlas Stones-
The weekend concluded with the Atlas Stones. The weight of the six stones ranged from 125 to 181.5 kg (275 to 400 pounds). They had one minute to be taken up and set on their respective pedestals.
Savickas won the competition in a convincing manner, resulting in a point tie with Heinla. Since Savickas won the final competition, he was declared the victor. Kramer and Repsys were the only other guys to successfully lift all six stones.
| Zydrunas Savickas | 33.28 seconds |
| Jitse Kramer | 46.51 seconds |
| Dainius Repsys | 59.99 seconds |
| Rauno Heinla |
5 in 30.51 seconds
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| Romek Velt |
5 in 39.07 seconds
|
| Peter Rundberg |
5 in 50.77 seconds
|
| Matt Webb |
4 in 26.82 seconds
|
| Washington Flores |
3 in 32.86 seconds
|
| Dimitar Savatinov |
1 in 13.91 seconds
|
| Tim Filus | 0 |
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