British Strongman Makes History with Third World’s Strongest Man Tom Stoltman Discusses His Ambition to Surpass Pudzianowski and Become the GOAT

Tom Stoltman, a 29-year-old strongman athlete from Invergordon, Scotland, has just made history by becoming the first Briton to win three World’s Strongest Man titles. Stoltman, who stands at an impressive 6ft 8in, expressed his belief that he is now among the greatest in the sport after his latest victory.

In an exclusive interview with us, Stoltman described his win as a ‘pinch me’ moment and emphasized the hard work he put in to regain the title after finishing as a runner-up in the previous year. He credits his focus on himself, rather than on his competitors, as a key factor in securing victory.

Looking forward, Stoltman expressed his ambition to surpass the current record holder, Poland’s Mariusz Pudzianowski, by winning the World’s Strongest Man title more than five times. However, his ultimate goal is to become the greatest of all time in the sport of strongman competition. He remains hungry and motivated to keep winning and maintain his status as the World’s Strongest Man.

Stoltman said that age is on his side and that he plans to continue competing at a high level for years to come. Winning the World’s Strongest Man title is a source of immense pride for him and he hopes to bring it back home to Scotland one day.

Stoltman’s journey began when he was just a teenager in Invergordon. From an early age, he showed natural strength and talent in weightlifting and other physical activities.

As he grew older and gained more experience in competitive lifting events, Stoltman began competing against some of Europe’s best strongmen.

After several years of hard work and dedication to his craft, Stoltman finally broke through with three consecutive victories at the World Championships.

Despite facing tough competition from other world-class strongmen like Poland’s Mariusz Pudzianowski and America’s Max Scherrer Jr., Stoltman proved that with enough determination and focus on oneself, anything is possible.

Stiltman’s success has inspired many young athletes around Scotland