Australia's Strongest Man
Australia's Strongest Man is an annual strongman contest consisting of exclusively Australian strength athletes. The event was established in 1993. The first inaugural winner was Bill Lyndon, who preceded a number of different Australian strength athletes until the current date.
Official results - top three places
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| 2015 | |  | |
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| 2018 | Eddie Williams | Jean-Stephen Coraboeuf | Eben Le Roux |
| 2019 | Jean-Stephen Coraboeuf | Thomas Wren | Corey Polkinghorne |
- Results courtesy of Aussiepower Official website
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See also
References
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