2025 Moscow Strongman Open Outcomes

Roman Druzhinin scored a nearly-perfect efficiency.

Final up to date on June ninth, 2025

The 2025 Moscow Open occurred on June 7, 2025, in Moscow, Russia. The competition featured eight strongmen representing the host nation, testing their power in 5 occasions: Log Press, Farmer’s Stroll, Tire Flip, Sack Carry, and Pole Push.

Roman Druzhinin gained gold with 39 of a doable 40 factors. His near-perfect efficiency was blemished solely by a runner-up end within the Tire Flip occasion.

2025 Moscow Open Outcomes

1. Roman Druzhinin — 39 factors
2. Artem Yuriev — 33 factors
3. Evgeny Klimenko — 29.5 factors
4. Vladlen Valyaev — 26.5 factors
5. Mikhail Rudavin — 15 factors
6. Matvei Mohonko — 14 factors
7. Evgeny Novikov — 13 factors
8. Ilya Lisitskiy — 10 factors

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2025 Moscow Open Occasion Outcomes

Beneath are the outcomes of every occasion contested in Moscow:

Log Press

Athletes had one minute to raise 110 or 130 kilograms for reps. A single rep of the latter outranked any variety of reps with the previous.

1. Roman Druzhinin — 4 reps, 130 kilograms
2. Evgeny Klimenko — Three reps, 130 kilograms
3. Artem Yuriev — Two reps, 130 kilograms (T-third)
4. Vladlen Valyaev — Two reps, 130 kilograms (T-third)
5. Matvei Mohonko — Three reps, 110 kilograms
6. Ilya Lisitskiy — Two reps, 110 kilograms
7. Mikhail Rudavin — One rep, 110 kilograms (T-seventh)
8. Evgeny Novikov — One rep, 110 kilograms (T-seventh)

Farmer’s Stroll

Every strongman traversed 40 meters with 120 kilograms within the quickest time doable with a one-minute time cap.

1. Roman Druzhinin — 40.53 seconds
2. Artem Yuriev — 47.97 seconds
3. Evgeny Klimenko — 52.16 seconds
4. Mikhail Rudavin — 30 meters
5. Vladlen Valyaev — 22 meters (T-fifth)
6. Matvei Mohonko — 22 meters (T-fifth)
7. Evgeny Novikov — 20 meters (T-seventh)
8. Ilya Lisitskiy — 20 meters (T-seventh)

Tire Flip

Athletes needed to flip a 280-kilogram tire six occasions as shortly as doable.

1. Artem Yuriev — 25.4 seconds
2. Roman Druzhinin — 28.41 seconds
3. Evgeny Klimenko — 32.18 seconds
4. Vladlen Valyaev — 31.22 seconds
5. Evgeny Novikov — 44.94 seconds
6. Matvei Mohonko — 5 flips (T-sixth)
7. Ilya Lisitskiy — 5 flips (T-sixth)
8. Mikhail Rudavin — Two flips

Sack Carry

Every strongman carried a 120-kilogram Husafell-shaped sack for distance.

1. Roman Druzhinin — 80 meters
2. Artem Yuriev — 62 meters (T-second)
3. Vladlen Valyaev — 62 meters (T-second)
4. Evgeny Klimenko — 40 meters
5. Mikhail Rudavin — 40 meters
6. Matvei Mohonko — 38 meters
7. Evgeny Novikov — 30 meters
8. Ilya Lisitskiy — 22 meters

Pole Push

1. Roman Druzhinin
2. Evgeny Klimenko
3. Artem Yurie
4. Vladlen Valyaev
5. Evgeny Novikov
6. Mikhail Rudavin
7. Ilya Lisitskiy
8. Matvei Mohonko

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