2024 Arnold Strongman Classic Day 2: Event Review & Results
Day 2 of the Arnold Classic, held in Columbus, Ohio, is the one that will determine the winners of the Strongman and Strongwoman contests as the final events unfold.
After Day 1, it was Hafthor Bjornosson on the men’s side and Lucy Underdown on the women’s side who were in the lead. However, Thor and last year’s winner Mitchell Hooper were tied for points, and Underdown was leading by just 3. So, it’s safe to say that nothing was determined before the start of the second day.
Arnold Classic: Day 2 Recap
Unlike the first day, where the men’s and women’s events were the same, here, we’re going to have slight differences in the challenges the athletes have to face.
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Arnold Strongman Classic Day 2 Results
Let’s take a look at the results from each individual event that the strongmen had to complete.
Webster Stones
Mitchell Hooper claimed at the end of Day 1 that day two would be his strongest performance yet. And we can safely say that he lived up to that statement, seeing as he finished first in the Webster Stones challenge, massively outsourcing the competition.
Thor’s comeback also continued to be impressive, as he scored second-place overall. The top five for this event was as follows:
- Mitchell Hooper – 12.6 meters
- Hafthór Björnsson – 10.72 meters
- Evan Singleton – 10.62 meters
- Mateusz Kieliszkowski – 9.73 meters
- Tom Stoltman – 9.4 meters
Apollon’s Wheels
On the Apollon’s Wheels challenge, Hooper’s dominance only continued to grow as the Canadian was the only one who managed five reps and finished in first place. Unfortunately, Thor was unable to keep up and finished fourth, managing just one rep. The overall top five was as follows:
- Mitchell Hooper – 5 reps
- Mateusz Kieliszkowski – 4 reps (T-second)
- Tom Stoltman – 4 reps (T-second)
- Hafthór Björnsson – 1 rep (T-fourth)
- Bobby Thompson – 1 rep (T-fourth)
Stones of Strength
The final challenge that would determine the podium for this year’s Arnold Strongmen was the Stones of Strength, where, once again, Mitchell Hooper was head and shoulders above everyone else. As promised by the Canadian, the second day of the competition was the best one for him as he had a clean sweep of all first places for all three events. Unfortunately, Thor’s comeback competition ended with a disappointment as Bjornsson was not able to complete a lift for this challenge, and the top five formed like this:
- Mitchell Hooper — Two in 19.15 seconds reps
- Mateusz Kieliszkowski — Five in 158.36 seconds
- Tom Stoltman — Two in 25.53 seconds
- Bobby Thompson — One in 101.12 seconds
- Oleksii Novikov — One in 17.65 seconds
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Arnold Strongwoman Classic Day 2 Results
On the ladies’ side, the battle for podium spots was also expected to be quite challenging, so let’s take a look at how the competition day unfolded.
Webster Stones
Angelica Jardine started the second day by dominating the Webster Stones challenge and getting almost ten meters more than second-placed Rebecca Roberts. Along with that, for Donna Moore, this was the final event of this year’s competition, as the injury she got yesterday didn’t allow her to continue competing. The top five formed as follows:
- Angelica Jardine – 27.94 meters
- Rebecca Roberts – 19.51 meters
- Lucy Underdown – 18.29 meters
- Inez Carrasquillo – 17.83 meters
- Olga Liashchuk – 13.31 meters
Dumbbell Press
On the Dumbbell Press, we had a new winner coming to the top of the standings, Samantha Belliveau, who managed to do 2 reps of 84 kg, which was enough to secure first place in the event. From there, the top five formed:
- Samantha Belliveau – 84 kg, 2 reps
- Olga Liashchuk – 80 kg, 2 reps
- Hannah Linzay – 80 kg, 1 rep (T-third)
- Melissa Peacock – 80 kg, 1 rep (T-third)
- Angelica Jardine – 70 kg, 3 reps
Stones of Strength
The final challenge for the ladies was also Stones of Strength, where once again Angelica Jardine was the winner, managing to get six stones, while everyone else fell several steps behind her. The top five for this event looked like this:
- Angelica Jardine – 6 stones
- Olga Liashchuk – 4 stones
- Samantha Belliveau – 3 stones
- Lucy Underdown – 2 stones (T-fourth)
- Hannah Linzay -2 stones (T-fourth)
2024 Arnold Strongman & Strongwoman Classic Final Results
On the men’s side, Mitchell Hooper dominated the field on the second competition day and managed to defend his title from last year with a solid performance. On the ladies’ side, Angelica Jardine, who was third overall after day 1, also performed fantastically on day two and was crowned the Arnold Strongwoman winner.
Arnold Strongman Classic Final Results:
- Mitchell Hooper – 52 points
- Mateusz Kieliszkowski – 40.5 points
- Tom Stoltman – 38.5 points
- Hafthór Björnsson – 38 points
- Bobby Thompson – 32 points
- Oleksii Novikov – 25 points
- Evan Singleton – 24 points (withdrew)
- Martins Licis – 23 points
- Thomas Evans – 10 points (withdrew)
- Oskar Ziółkowski – 8 points
- Maxime Boudreault – Withdrew
Arnold Strongwoman Classic Final Results:
- Angelica Jardine – 45 points
- Olga Liashchuk – 44.5 points
- Lucy Underdown – 41.5 points
- Hannah Linzay – 38 points
- Inez Carrasquillo – 35 points
- Samantha Belliveau – 34 points
- Rebecca Roberts – 34 points
- Andrea Thompson – 33 points
- Melissa Peacock – 30 points
- Erin Murray – 27 points
- Donna Moore – withdrew
- Victoria Long – withdrew
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