- Jón Páll
Sigmarsson (28
April 1960 – 16
January 1993) was an
Icelandic strongman,
powerlifter and
bodybuilder who was the
first man to win the World's...
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Icelandic powerlifter Jón Páll
Sigmarsson, with
Capes winning in 1983 and 1985, and
Sigmarsson in 1984 and 1986.
Sigmarsson raised the po****rity and awareness...
- Jón Páll
Sigmarsson classic was an
annual strongman competition consisted of
international athletes from
various countries. The
event was
established in...
- Páll
Sigmarsson winning the
event with a
throw over 15 feet 7 inches,
Kazmaier came in
overall second to Jón Páll.
Kazmaier had
defeated Sigmarsson in 1987...
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Geoff Capes, Riku Kiri, Žydrūnas
Savickas each hold 3
titles & Jón Páll
Sigmarsson,
Jamie Reeves,
Manfred Hoeberl,
Jouko Ahola, Luke
Stoltman each hold 2...
- the duel
between Sigmarsson and
Capes that
heralded the
beginning of a
great rivalry. The
following year in Mora, Sweden,
Sigmarsson,
eleven years Capes'...
-
finishing third in the Iceland's
Strongest Man
competition won by Jón Páll
Sigmarsson. He
decided to
focus solely on
strongman competition after he won the...
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youngest winner in history,
being only
seven days
elder than Jón Páll
Sigmarsson in 1984. He is also a two time World's
Ultimate Strongman,
Rogue Invitational...
-
Strongman classic (ASC). 7 men have won both WSM & WMPC (Kazmaier, Capes,
Sigmarsson, Reeves, Magnússon, Ahola, Karlsen). 5 men have won both WSM & ASC (Savickas...
- Jón Páll
Sigmarsson Bill
Kazmaier 1986 Jón Páll
Sigmarsson Jón Páll
Sigmarsson Jón Páll
Sigmarsson Tom
Magee 1985
Geoff Capes Jón Páll
Sigmarsson Jón Páll...
