Canada’s Mitchell Hooper added another major title to his résumé, winning the 2025 Rogue Invitational Strongman Championship in Aberdeen, Scotland. The victory marks his third career Rogue Invitational title, once again proving why he’s among the best in the world.
Hooper finished ahead of Trey Mitchell (USA) and Tom Stoltman (UK) to take the top podium spot and the $100,000 prize purse.
Final Standings
- Mitchell Hooper (Canada) — Champion 🥇
- Trey Mitchell (United States) — Runner-Up 🥈
- Tom Stoltman (United Kingdom) — Third Place 🥉
Prize Purse: $100,000
Event Breakdown
Across six demanding events, the Strongman field faced a mix of heavy lifts and endurance tests designed to challenge every facet of strength and composure.
Friday, October 31 — Day 1
- Wagon Wheel Deadlift: Max weight (Hooper — 1,050 lbs)
- Viking Press: Max reps in 60 seconds (Trey Mitchell — 22 reps)
- Yoke Escalator: Yoke carry into power stairs
Saturday, November 1 — Day 2
- Circus Medley
- Power Drive: Push then pull for time
- Mons Meg Stones
Hooper delivered a masterclass in consistency, never falling far from the top of the leaderboard. His standout performances came in the Wagon Wheel Deadlift, Power Drive, and Mons Meg Stones, helping him secure the title with 52 total points.
Trey Mitchell stayed close throughout the weekend, winning the Viking Press and pushing Hooper deep into the final day. Tom Stoltman, competing on home soil, impressed the crowd with his trademark speed and composure on the stones to round out the podium.
A Defining Performance
This win marks Hooper’s third Rogue Invitational title, cementing his reputation as one of the sport’s most complete and consistent competitors. His ability to combine maximal strength with controlled execution once again made the difference.
The Rogue Invitational in Aberdeen delivered another spectacular showcase of Strongman competition — heavy implements, world-class athletes, and a passionate Scottish crowd creating an unforgettable atmosphere.
