2006 World's Strongest Man |Phil Pfister |Don Pope|Mark Felix |Tarmo Mitt|Sebastian |Terry Holland скачать в хорошем качестве

2006 World's Strongest Man |Phil Pfister |Don Pope|Mark Felix |Tarmo Mitt|Sebastian |Terry Holland

The 2006 World's Strongest Man (WSM) competition featured 25 elite athletes from 14 countries who qualified through the Strongman Super Series. The winner was American strongman Phil Pfister, the first American to win the title since 1982. The competition took place in Sanya, China, from September 14–23, 2006. Top 10 Finalists Ten competitors reached the final, which consisted of seven events. The final standings were as follows: Name Nationality Points Phil Pfister United States 61 Mariusz Pudzianowski Poland 57.5 Don Pope United States 45 Mark Felix Grenada 38.5 Tarmo Mitt Estonia 38 Sebastian Wenta Poland 36.5 Terry Hollands England 30 Jarek Dymek Poland 29 Raivis Vidzis Latvia 26 Sławomir Toczek Poland 20.5 Notable Competitors in the Qualifying Heats Several other strongmen competed in the initial qualifying heats but did not make it to the final. These included: Jesse Marunde (United States), who had placed second in the 2005 WSM David Ostlund (United States) Kevin Nee (United States) Janne Virtanen (Finland), the 1999 WSM champion Magnus Samuelsson (Sweden), the 2001 WSM Super Series champion, who withdrew due to injury in his heat Odd Haugen (Norway), who at 56 years old was the oldest competitor in WSM history at the time Elbrus Nigmatullin (Russia) Jessen Paulin (Canada) Reza Gharaei (Iran) For more context on the dramatic final event where Phil Pfister secured his victory over Mariusz Pudzianowski