Eddie Hall is a British strongman and actor, born January 15, 1988 in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, England. He is known for being the winner of the World’s Strongest Man competition in 2017 and holds the world deadlift record.
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Early life
Edward “Eddie” Stephen Hall has always been a huge fan of weightlifting athletes: “I remember watching World’s Strongest Man as a kid, and I was just obsessed with it as a kid. five or six years old. Just watching these huge guys lifting planes, pulling trains, lifting rocks – I was just mesmerized by it.
A competitive swimmer and rugby player as a child, Eddie acquired excellent physical condition and the willingness to undergo rigorous training – 15 to 20 hours a week – in order to succeed.
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However, despite the good condition of his body, he began to suffer from depression and anxiety after his grandmother was diagnosed with cancer at the age of 12: “I would always want to go to the bathroom to sit on my own and just rock back and forth and calm down and release the anxiety. If I had to go out for a family meal or go out with friends, I would vomit before going out, I would be so anxious.
His constant anxiety attacks kept him from completing his classes at Clayton High School, eventually causing his expulsion at the age of 15. He had to be homeschooled until his baccalaureate.
His mental health issues didn’t just affect the course of his studies, they also affected his dream of becoming an Olympic swimmer: “I was kicked out of the swimming club – which was going to be my career – I always had in trouble with the police, in trouble with my parents, my family, always fighting and, I don’t know, it just f****** hit me hard.
As well as entering a counseling program – which he attended for years – Hall was prescribed Prozac by his doctors to deal with his depression, which helped him recover.
When Hall was 17, he discovered he was incredibly good at weightlifting and began considering dedicating his life to it.
Career
Mechanic
In his 2018 book “Strongman: My Story,” Eddie Hall revealed that he started working as a truck mechanic in 2008, when he was 20 years old. During this time he never lost his good physical condition and continued to train, although work at the garage at Robert Wiseman Dairies in Shropshire was his only source of income for the six years he was there. work.
Strong man
Having worked on bodybuilding for years and conditioned by his physical prowess gained during his swimming years, Eddie Hall’s big shot at becoming a strongman came in 2010, when he entered the Strongmen Championship in England after an injured Dave Meer dropped out.
Although Hall is completely new to the competition, he won first place in impressive fashion. It was the cue he was looking for to become a full-time strongman.
In 2011 Hall competed in the UK’s Strongest Man – his second major competition – in Belfast. Once again Hall pulled it off, and not only did he win the tournament, but he also set a new Viking Hold record of 18 seconds when he held 20 kg (44 lb) axes on each arms.
Despite his torn and injured forearms, Hall successfully earned a spot to compete in the World’s Strongest Man (WSM) competition in 2012. However, Hall first had to face other competitions including Giants Live Melbourne in New Zealand, celebrated in February of the same year. It was Hall’s first taste of an international tournament and it proved to be a big challenge for him – added to a back injury, as he placed fourth at the end.
Two months later, in April, Hall competed in Europe’s Strongest Man competition, and although he didn’t get the results he wanted, finishing in eighth place, his mark was impressive given that he competed with some of the strongest weightlifters in the world, Žydrūnas Savickas – four-time World’s Strongest Man winner – included.
Later that year, Eddie finally competed in the World’s Strongest Man Championship, although his efforts weren’t enough to achieve a good position and he didn’t make it past the qualifying group, finishing 18th.e in the competition.
Initially, Hall was not going to participate in Strongest Man Europe, although an injury suffered by Ervin Kanton allowed him to enter the competition, finishing in eighth place. The following year Eddie’s work progressed in terms of international events, when he arrived at the final round of the 2014 WSM and finished in sixth place.
In 2015, Hall set a new world record with a 462 kg (1,019 lb) deadlift in Australia at the Arnold Classic event, hosted by Arnold Schwarzenegger. This record did not last long, however, as Eddie himself surpassed it the same year at the World Deadlift Championship.
Also in 2015, Hall surpassed his previous position at the WSM competition, when he placed fourth in the final round. Not stopping there, Eddie pushed his limits again when he surpassed his previous deadlift record at Arnold Classic Strongman in 2016, only to beat it again months later when he hit a mark 500 kg (1,100 lb).
However, making history was no easy task, and in an interview with Barbend, Hall recalled the health issues he faced for lifting such a massive weight, including bow blindness: I had a very bad concussion, memory loss, bleeding from every hole in my body. So yes, it was a really risky and dangerous lift and the health consequences weren’t the best, but it was worth it.
In 2017 and after a long and painful journey, Eddie Hall finally reclaimed his title as the strongest man in the world.
It was then that Eddie expressed his desire to retire from deadlift competitions, revealing he was concerned about his health.
Television appearances
Eddie Hall’s first TV appearance was in 2015 on “Watchdog,” in which he helped drivers test their skills in the face of difficult circumstances.
The same year, the documentary “Eddie: Strongman” directed by Matt Bell premiered, centering on Eddie’s two-year journey to become one of the strongest men on the planet.
In 2018, Eddie appeared on ‘Celebs In Solitary’ in which viewers saw him trying to spend five days in isolation. In 2019, he was part of the cast of the reality series “The Strongest Man in History” and “Beasted”.
Eddie briefly appeared in 2017’s “Transformers: The Last Knight.”
Private life
Eddie Hall is married to Alexandra Hall, with whom he has two children named Layla and Maximus. These days, Eddie and Alexandra enjoy a happy marriage, though that wasn’t always the case.
As Eddie recalled in an interview, their marriage was about to end in 2017, shortly before he won the World’s Strongest Man award, when they were confronted with problems due to his career and the long time he spent away from his family: “Five weeks before I win it”. my wife was packing her bags… she was gone, she was out, I had to beg her to give me five more weeks” (…) “I promised her that I would win and that our life would improve . And thank you, damn it, I won it because, honestly, it saved my marriage”.
Net value
Eddie Hall has an estimated net worth of $5 million, owing to his long career as a weightlifter, strongman, and television personality.
Physical appearance
Eddie Hall has a bulky and strong appearance. He weighs about 185 kg (410 lb) and is 1.90 m (6 ft 3 in) tall.
Interesting facts
Eddie says Brian Shaw is one of the smartest strongmen.
He wants to play the role of a villain in a movie.
During his training process to win the World’s Strongest Man title, Eddie only saw his family for two hours a week.
He expressed that his calorie diet is very tiring.
