*FULL* 2013 World's Strongest Man | FINAL

This year's Final gave us one of the most EPIC Atlas Stone showdowns in World's Strongest Man history to determine the 2013 Champion.
𝗙𝗜𝗡𝗔𝗟𝗜𝗦𝗧𝗦:
🇺🇸 (USA) Brian Shaw
🇱🇹 (LTU) Žydrūnas Savickas
🇮🇸 (ISL) Hafthór Júlíus Björnsson
🇺🇸 (USA) Mike Jenkins
🇺🇸 (USA) Mike Burke
🇱🇹 (LTU) Vytautas Lalas
🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 (ENG) Terry Hollands
🇸🇪 (SWE) Johannes Årsjö
🇺🇸 (USA) Robert Oberst
🇷🇺 (RUS) Mikhail Koklyaev
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Created in 1977, The World's Strongest Man™ has become the premier event in strength athletics. For over 30 years, the strongest men on the planet have come together in a series of unique and amazing tests of strength to determine The World's Strongest Man. The competition has travelled to stunning and varied locations such as Zambia, Iceland, Mauritius, Malaysia, Morocco, China and the USA.
For over three decades The World's Strongest Man has tested the limits of human strength, power, and endurance. The best strongmen on the planet and the most demanding challenges including Fingal's Fingers, Truck Pull, Dead Lift, Giant Farmers Walk, Plane Pull and the Atlas Stones have made the event a highlight in the TV calendar and the show a family favourite with a worldwide audience of over 220 million people.
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[@wadephipps5239]

Lalas at 5'10" competing with these monsters is insane

[@ShayeForTheDay]

And Graham Hicks is also 5'10". Two absolute beasts

[@undefeatedgaul3201]

9 years. Not a bad turnaround for WSM

[@user-ou1fe4iv1t]

Шггггг7ш56477ккгтггу438

[@binladen34444]

HHHHHmjHHHH

[@franciscomealha4097]

Now 10

[@justinspike1669]

They’re terrible at this 😂

[@rumblerumble2276]

Lol

[@travisbosco8469]

What a lineup! And that Z/Shaw photo finish on the stones was amazing.

[@andrewgilbert9637]

Mike Burke was a SAVAGE wow! That pressing medley was wild

[@meanmugging]

At 40 years old too, real beast

[@asketillus8679]

Terrible we haven’t got to see more of him these years. Seemed like an awesome dude

[@aurelmatthews4164]

That overhead medley was incredibly entertaining and interesting to watch. Seeing Oberst and Arsjo struggle with the stability of the barbell press really showed us, the viewers, how much balance and stability is involved with lifting such weights.

[@dududududu6019]

these videos motivates me every day to move my lazy ass and go to gym.

[@DJlegionuk]

Thanks for showing these, I look forward to the next.

[@TetraOnYT]

Need more finals of Brian winning!

[@radziubaker]

Let him win something

[@NSD-fp9qj]

@@radziubaker he’s won 4 titles and 3 Arnold classic title fym

[@brettmoberg6140]

Shaw is one of the strongest men to ever live in my opinion. I think that Shaw actually over thinks things when he competes & that's when he makes mistakes. Brian needs to play a Superhero in a Marvel Movie. He could be called Gigantor. Brian couldn't be a nicer guy. I wish they wouldn't show the winner on the Thumbnail. Ruins it for us who have forgotten the winner that year or haven't even seen it yet.

[@bentanaka2324]

@@brettmoberg6140 strongman in recent years has been a lot more speed than strength like you still need a lot of strength but you need to be quick and brian while been stronger than the tohers he doesnt have the speed

[@brettmoberg6140]

​@@bentanaka2324 That is so true Ben. I think that's how Tom Stoltman has won the last 2 WSM Finals because of his younger age & because he is so very quick & of course uber strong. Tom might win several more. I just wish Shaw would Win his 5th Title cause I know that's what he has been Training so hard for the last few years. If the events were all Static Events like presses, deadlifts & squats then I'm sure he would have Won at least one more but since some of the events are timed moving events it is so hard to move Shaw's 400 lb Frame around & plus he is 40 yrs old going against 20 somethings.

[@natepolidoro4565]

Those years, B and Z were so close to each other.

[@natepolidoro4565]

Brian slapping Big Z's ass in the super yoke is just a lovely moment.

[@riverwalkhomebuyers]

Brian's energy was insane that year. From the deadlift win and the yelling, to slapping big Z on the ass. That's a gesture that means "I'm the boss".

[@MhanJara]

R.i.p jenkins

[@mikestockinger160]

He was not well during this competition and still finished 4th. He passed away a few months later.

[@nickr4837]

Big Z doing overhead presses. . forgot how amazing he was in this event

[@bagaskarahadjarputra6070]

As a personal message from his lost back in 2012 due to bicep injury on his right arm, this is totally Brian's message to retook the title for the 2nd time. Totally worth it. And it is a shame this is the last time we've seen Vytautas Lalas went into the WSM before he plagued with a horrible Back injuries in 2014 and continued the next year until he retired. Hats off to the awesome arm wrestler guy with his great shoulder power.

[@EpicwinFTW27]

The frame carry was wild. No need to make the handles so thin that nobody could hold them without literally ripping all the skin off their hands. It was fairly interesting to see the big guys known for their grip being unable to hold on to it though

[@LyricTenor85]

Total domination in the overhead medley by Big Z. The most impressive, and least surprising event result of the contest. lol

[@andaran]

So weird that they use so much time showing the overhead medley and just breezes through the max deadlift in minutes...

[@Smitlors]

What an amazing contest

[@styxxrivers7576]

that was a real pleasure to watch from 2023. THANKS.

[@IanChumba]

Hafthor was not yet in his prime here in 2013 but Brian shaw was

[@riverwalkhomebuyers]

When Brian pulled 974 and the camera panned over to Z, you could see in his face that he knew he was fucked. lol

[@spacedaddy5517]

Brian slaps big Z on the butt, and Big Z jumped. Hahaha, then Brian is like, what have I done ?. In Lithuania this not understood, why men slap each other on the butt.

[@dennisvansant1279]

That lockout for Mike. Oooof.

[@user-df2uu3qp3y]

why are the police taking videos with the crowds lmao

[@intellex551]

I always followed WSM every year at Christmas here in the UK. But I didn't remember Mike Jenkins. He was very impressive in the 2012 contest and I think he would have been a real contender. Very sad

[@CankleCankle]

He died at 31 from chronic steroid abuse. I imagine he encountered problems along the way and was urged to dial it back. He probably knew the risks and decided that it was worth it.

[@andrewgilbert9637]

I remember hearing in a video from Hafthor that basically his friend/team member I think maybe Stefan Solvi had basically said after Brian went that Hafthor should just go out and do his best and try for 2nd place and that pissed him off because why not try for 1st, so he went out and blew the event out of the water. I think this must have been that year. Interesting!

[@tempo869]

Crazy that Hafthor didn’t win more titles, must’ve gotten unlucky

[@EbonAvatar]

@@tempo869 The field was very deep in these years. Tough to win a lot of titles when you are going against Shaw and Big Z in their primes

[@---Blue]

@@tempo869 Thor constantly podiumed during prime Z and Shaw era, there just wasn't enough room for the 3 of them

[@maticsimonic9673]

@@EbonAvataryeah, and right when Z fell of he was replaced by Eddie for two years, if it weren’t for them, then today Hafthor would be undisputed goat of strongman

[@intellivisionmaster7999]

Too bad Z peaked at 36 years old…. Had he peaked younger he would have had 8 titles!

[@sbsb4995]

Good stuff 😂❤

[@andredao]

WSM should go back to this times...

[@randykinley1766]

Big Z always great watching him and Shaw compete.

[@9256steven]

6:16 When they pull the truck they are allowed to use shoes so why when they frame carry can't they use gloves?

[@user-rt5md7vb8c]

I am 190 ounds and have lifted 186 tons can I cpete at 5 foot 6 inches please respond.

[@WAFFLEZZ_92]

Mike Burke was very impressive

[@anthonybaney9684]

6:20 Dudes hand looks like he slapped a cheese grater 😬

[@Alex_2o9]

The new trophy looks way better

[@mark4lev]

I think Brian campaigned to get better trophies for 1-3.

[@dennisvansant1279]

I love Brian but man you gotta admit he was lucky to take 4th in the dumbbell ladder with that performance. Zydrunas was such a dominant presser. Same could be said for Zydrunas surprisingly not winning the Deadlift, though.

[@kingofscots]

The bobble guy is back again hahaha

[@jack902902]

Atlas stone close finish!

[@bobkin611]

Yeah put the guy who won on the thumbnail

[@rumblerumble2276]

Hard to watch Jenkins looking exhausted and knowing that he passed away after this competition.

[@beepyou34]

>it looks like he could be either a good guy or a bad guy >ends up playing one of the most unambiguously evil characters in the show

[@karlweaver3540]

This isn`t like Mr Olympia where the top athletes only do 1 comp. These guys are travelling around the world competing in numerous comps. Sometimes they are physically fucked when it matters...........

[@abhisheknegi3819]

This was not strongest man...This was World's Fastest Strongest man show...🤣🤣

[@nickvassiliadis]

THE ONLY TRUE COMPETITION

[@EVO6-]

The commentator doesn't even know the difference between a barbell and dumbell

[@wiscored88]

Kind of irritating the russian came in with numerous injuries and couldnt finish when they could have had eddie hall in as a replacement…feel so bad for eddie when he was first starting out to get into WSM

[@mlksntch]

Jenkins 400lbs ??? He is half the size of Oberst ...

[@KeithGreenshields]

Mike Jenkins RIP

[@alexsveles343]

America has started to produce some strong man finaly. Traditionally in Europe it was always the Icelanders Russ8ans and even some Scottish highlanders who dominated the strenght sports

[@maticsimonic9673]

Polish weren’t bad either. Strongman unfortunately isn’t very popular in Europe, too bad its non existent in the Balkans cause there are a lot of big and tall dudes there.

[@jaiden3149]

51:30

[@gibsonatorhb6691]

2022 would be awesome... no sign of it on the Paramount + or CBS Sports streaming service 🤷‍♂️

[@pcvolwarrior81]

For real. I would watch every second of it on a streaming service, episodic or not.

[@aussiebodie]

Comment 🏋‍♂️

[@SJR4815]

Rewatching these older years, it's definitely apparent that the contests have become a little bit less intense like Brian has expressed time and time again. That overhead medley would likely still be challenging for half the pack in todays competition. The whip on those barbells looks like an absolute man maker.

[@LyricTenor85]

Pfft.....I seriously doubt any of the current competitors could complete that medley.

[@daviesugo7641]

​@@LyricTenor85 Mitch Hooper would probably win this comp. Lots of this events are great for him. Including the overheD medley. Not saying he'll win in every wsm. But this particular one was tailor made

[@jhersonandrade9896]

brian was given too many points at the end he couldn't complete the previous phase and still won he didn't deserve to win big z is too strong

[@Saskatchetooner]

?

[@jordanpratt3821]

Dammit man,if big z could beat shaw on the stones......

[@jordanpratt3821]

@@zebensolomon4950 or for people with short arms,and big bellies. The fact that he did them as well as he did is a testament.

[@ricksteinborn2458]

@Zeben Solomon 2010 they finished on equal points. just saying

[@Rock-gi9fn]

he beats him the problem is the height of the stones supports ,too tall .

[@binladen34444]

HHHHHmjHHHH

[@latibmajid9010]

Stop the American win this contest!!

[@Tangie_Town]

27:40 Mariusz Pudzianowski was a juicehead, he cheated....

[@-Me_]

All of them on juice

[@What-he5pr]

They are all on drugs.

[@gibbon2381]

Tren + Halo + test + dbol + anadrol + etc

[@jedinxf7]

LOL