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Scot Rees raised more than $140,000 for the national charity Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The newly crowned "Worlds Strongest Man" is in Louisville.

The reigning Worlds Strongest Man, Mitchell Hooper, put YouTuber Will Tennyson through the wringer in a new fitness challenge video.

The reigning Worlds Strongest Man, Mitchell Hooper, put YouTuber Will Tennyson through the wringer in a new fitness challenge video.

He can pull trucks. He can deadlift the equivalent weight of an adult male moose. He can hoist fully grown men over his shoulders in the middle of an interview on national television. Mitchell Hooper is the first Canadian ever to win the title of World’s Strongest Man.

However, Ontario resident Mitchell Hooper, 27, who currently holds the world title, wants to change that narrative.

Mitchell Hooper can deadlift the weight of a grand piano, carry the weight of a grizzly bear and pull the weight of a city bus

Anyone dubbed the world's strongest man might seem a little intimidating. But Mitchell Hooper, the first Canadian to ever capture it, wants to change that perception.

Mitchell Hooper has returned to his home gym in Barrie, Ont., as the World's Strongest Man after earning the title at the 2023 finals in Myrtle Beach, S.C. Hooper says his work as an exercise physiologist is about encouraging people to be their best and healthiest selves.

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