you just wonder how many more nights we're going to see Eddie Hall he's retired from
World's Strongest Man he's fighting through the pain tonight can he do it one last time
¡oh! one motion from Hall this step for his fifth title ¡oh my goodness! it is tight one
event to go and the Beast could lose his crown it's all down to the Atlas Stones
Stars light enough at 140 kilos but finishes and a whopping big 200 kilograms 440 pound Daz
well I mean they've all done it before but Eddie does not look in great shape I mean he started in
good shape but he's injured isn't he, well every competition everyone likes to see the Atlas
Stones because it's the it's the oldest Strongman event there is it goes back thousands of years
but there's some broken men competing this competition it's been very tough the events
have been hard Eddie's doing very well but he's ¡uh! he's losing energy fast and as of a lot of
the guys so it'd be interesting because Stones uses every muscle in the body so you know let's
see what happens but one thing whoever wins needs to put the effort in and whoever wins
will be Britain's Strongest man let's find out [Music] three players still to go [Applause]
Luke Stoltman from Scotland
we're taking on England's Terry Hollands, Mark Felix in the lead so far 24.19
Dan was right earlier when he said that stone lifting goes about thousands of years recorded
in Scotland in 1020 the Viking sagas the Greeks were at it and now these two in a
big room in Sheffield so fast start from both men, really fast start Felix's time all five and
24.19 seconds and Hollands he's got a sniff of the podium still so he's really going for this
well this is great work from Hollands, Stoltman slipped behind final stone though the heaviest
and he manages it, he takes the lead 22.84 seconds goes into full cramps poor fella
Stoltman all five, good work from Luke Stoltman off comes the T-shirt as his tradition
clothing reverse as ever Terry's in good shape now maybe he'll do it
there we go pop that fifth one up into the lead great stuff he's done [Applause]
we just we just fell silent didn't we in ratchet but great work there from Terry
Hollands there's his girlfriend I hope ¡yeah! it is and Paul Smith then next to go what a
surprising, contender he's been today a tough gig now the height factor really plays here
in the stones, Bish six foot three you can see the height difference and that Bish he just has
to put in a good run stay ahead of Hollands and he will be in third [Applause] [Music]
and as you say the height there doesn't seem to pose much of a problem for Paul Smith no it does
not really surprising this just a little over cautious here he's got a beat to Holland's is
22-84 he might not even beat Smith well this is a metal this is great work from Paul Smith
well there you go that's how you do it Adam Bishop takes third so far and Paul Smith
I think just cementing a reputation today is one to watch, big time but a two-point swing there for
Bishop to Hollands I don't want to say anything officially but I don't think it spells good news
he's happy you beat Smith actually as much as anything now the big pair well
here we go Graham Hicks we just watched him grow in confidence
over the course of uh these five events [Music] [Applause]
the coast, up grounded I'm not sure Eddie Hall
well you just wonder ¿how many more nights we're gonna see Eddie Hall? if he's retired from
World's Strongest Man he's fighting through the pain tonight can he do it one last time
well Hicks his speed today is marked these events out with something special and he's
not slowing down, off one motion from Hall this then for his fifth title, well he did slow down
and all sped up look at that, Eddie Hall takes the Atlas Stones in under 20 seconds all five of them
very impressive Hixie looks a bit pedestrian coming in over 23 seconds for third in the stones
but a good day he'll be in the silver medal position overall [Music]
so we're going to take the clothes off down streamlining the undressing process dad loves
it well we know he's done enough Eddie Hall but he's done it convincingly, three seconds ahead
of all the other guys 19.83 seconds and we know for a fifth time he'll be Britain's strongest man
don't matter what background you come from no matter who you are
work hard, keep your head down and you can achieve amazing things, those are incredible words Eddie Hall
thank you Kaz, thank you everybody here I really appreciate the fans especially everyone on the TV
thank you very much, I'm not at all Eddie happy to help, well the final standings then Hollands and
Bishop joined third but Hollands will take the podium he was faster on the stones Hicks
had a great day he's in seconds and Eddie Hall of course is Britain's strongest man
it's one other thing Colin let's have a montage
¡yes! and Eddie Hall "The Beast" is the word eighty and he's happy with that, this man's static strength is simply immoral
Eddie Hall and pursuit in defense, he's in a whole different class there's the
finish for Hicks, Eddie Hall wins him with pain hits ludicrously fast
Hall and Hicks
[Applause] on fire "The Beast" Eddie Hall, Both Legend [Applause]