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Raul Flores Sets a New Deadlift World Record with 511kg
NEWS · STRENGTH · STRONGMAN Raúl Flores has set a new deadlift world record after pulling an astonishing 511 kg in Birmingham, pushing the limit of human strength even further and rewriting one of the most iconic records in all of strength sport. Deadlift records...
Lionel Messi Retires from Argentina: The End of an Era
FOOTBALL · NEWS Messi Retires from Argentina marks the end of one of the most extraordinary international careers in football history, closing a chapter that stretched across more than two decades. At 39 years old, Argentina's captain confirmed on August 31, 2026 that...
Testosterone Culture Moves Into the Fitness Mainstream
A new Strong Talk episode examines how testosterone use has entered the mainstream and why attitudes around the hormone are changing across fitness culture.
Sydney Marathon 2026: Addisu Gobena Smashes Course Record
Running · Sydney · News Sydney Marathon 2026 delivered one of the fastest and biggest days in Australian running history. More than 40,000 registered runners took to the streets of Sydney on Sunday, August 30, racing from North Sydney, across the Sydney Harbour Bridge...
HYROX Cruise Sets Sail With Four Days of Performance Training
The HYROX Cruise will combine structured training, coaching, recovery and Mediterranean travel aboard Mein Schiff 4 in October 2026. The event is designed for athletes preparing for their first race or chasing a faster performance.
Tom Evans UTMB Withdrawal Changes the 2026 Race
Defending UTMB champion Tom Evans will not return to Chamonix for the 2026 race, despite not being injured. His absence leaves the men’s title open once again.
James Sprague on Winning Again and CrossFit’s Future
James Sprague has won the CrossFit Games for a second time at age 24. The Fittest Man on Earth is now looking beyond his latest victory to consider where the sport goes next.