Morecambe strongman Graham Hicks is aiming to take back his Britain's Strongest Man crown this weekend.
The Morecambe man will take on 11 of the country's best strength athletes at the Utilita Arena in Sheffield this Saturday (January 28).
The dad-of-three last won the title of Britain's Strongest Man in 2019.
He then reached the World's Strongest Man final in 2020 but tore his bicep, then returned only to tear his groin too.
After 18 months of gruelling rehabilitation, he believes he's ready to take on the country and the world once again.
Graham and his wife Kimber-Lee run the Infinity weightlifting gym which has been open for a year in the former VVV health club on the Coastal Road at Hest Bank.
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You can watch Graham go for glory on the live stream here from 5pm on Saturday January 28.
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