An incredible display of power and determination unfolded at the Scotland's Strongest Man 2025 competition, with Callum Crozier emerging as the undeniable champion. In a showcase of sheer dominance, Crozier left no doubt as to who was the strongest man in Scotland, conquering the grueling five-event challenge with a commanding overall score of 73 points. His performance was nothing short of spectacular, winning three of the five events and leaving the competition in his wake. The energy from the crowd was electric as they witnessed this phenomenal athlete etch his name into the annals of Scottish strongman history.

While Crozier stood proudly at the top, the battle for the remaining podium spots was fiercely contested. Chris Beetham, a formidable competitor in his own right, secured a well-deserved second place with a strong and consistent performance, finishing with 66 points. His incredible feat of 13 reps in the Log Press was a particular highlight of the day. Rounding out the top three was Jamie Kleiman, who fought hard throughout the competition to earn his spot on the podium with a final score of 59 points, demonstrating the depth of talent present at this year's event.

The competition was a true test of strength across a variety of disciplines. While Crozier took victory in the Basque Stone Lift, Kratos Bar for Max (lifting an incredible 360kg), and the Super Drayman, other athletes also had their moments to shine. Taz McLaughlin kicked off the day with a blistering win in the Farmer's Walk. The Log Press for Reps saw Chris Beetham demonstrate his immense upper body strength with 13 powerful repetitions. Each athlete brought their best to the platform, making the 2025 Scotland's Strongest Man a truly unforgettable event for all who witnessed it.