After 8 years, the popularity of The Static Monsters has seen incredible growth in the sport of Strongman. It all began in November 2015 with one strongman push/pull competition, held on the Gold Coast, Australia, with 25 competitors taking part in the events, max log press, and max Tractor Wheel deadlift. In its second year, 3 countries were involved with 9 separate events all running simultaneously using standardised equipment, scoring, and rules. 2017 saw 29 events in 9 countries, to 2019’s worldwide event where over 700 people from 19 countries were involved.
With the amazing growth and popularity of The Static Monsters, there was one clear choice to bring this competition to the next stage in its evolution; in 2018, the very first Static Monsters World Championships was held on the Gold Coast, Australia, with the best international lifters being invited to compete head to head. Returning again for 2019, it was bigger and better (plus stronger!!!). Sadly the 2020 and 2021 World Championships had to be canceled due to the pandemic.
The Static Monsters World Championships for 2023 – 28-29 July, London, England,
The 2023 world championships will be held in Deptford a the Albany Theatre with tiered seating for up to 150 people.
Who qualifies?
The top ten from each class around the planet from the Worldwide rankings. Full details HERE.
Sponsorship and event support inquiries:
https://www.strengthcoachlondon.co.uk/statics2023sponsors
About:
About Deptford – https://www.strengthcoachlondon.co.uk/about-deptford
Traveling to London – https://www.strengthcoachlondon.co.uk/travel-to-london
Past Championship Results
Previoius Posts about the World Championships:
- 2023 SMWC – Results
- 2023 World Championships – Live Stream PPV
- 2023 SMWC – Qualifying
- 2023 Static Monsters World Championships
- SMWW 2021 Results
- Static Monsters World Championships – 2022 – Qualifying
- World Championships 2020 – Cancelled
- Things to do (and eat!!!) at the SMWC2021
- Accommodation Options – SMWC 2021
- SMWC 2020 – Confirmed Competitors