Jeffrey Adler Wins 2023 CrossFit Games

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Adler made a strong push on the final two days of competition to win the title.

Written by Amanda Dvorak Last updated on August 6, 2023

Canadian Jeffrey Adler has been crowned the 2023 Fittest Man on Earth following a four-day competition that tested athletes’ physicality, mental toughness, and grit. This is Adler’s first title since his initial appearance at the CrossFit Games in 2019. He finished all but two events inside the top 10 with two event wins and closed out the competition with a total of X points. Adler is the first Canadian to stand atop the podium since 2007.

Individual Men, 2023 CrossFit Games | Final Standings

Here are the top 10 finishers in the Men’s Individual division at the 2023 CrossFit Games:

Point totals are final as of the end of event 11

1. Jeffrey Adler — 873 points | 2023 Fittest Man on Earth®
2. Roman Khrennikov — 801 points
3. Patrick Vellner — 787 points
4. Brent Fikowski — 741 points
5. Chandler Smith — 698 points
6. Jonne Koski — 686 points
7. Bjorgvin Karl Gudmundsson — 685 points
8. Dallin Pepper — 678 points
9. Jay Crouch — 653 points
10. Lazar Dukic — 651 points

Here’s an overview of Adler’s winning performance at the 2023 CrossFit Games, event by event:

Jeffrey Adler | Event By Event 2023 CrossFit Games Performance

1. Ride — Seven laps (Second place)
2. Pig Chipper — 17:59.34 (25th place)
3. Inverted Medley — 5:57.78 (15th place)
4. The Alpaca Redux — 14:33.78 (Eighth place)
5. Ski-bag — 4:59.86 (Eighth place)
6. Helena — 7:56.58 (First place)
7. Cross-country 5k — 16:46.48 (Second place)
8. Intervals — 7:57.16 (Seventh place)
9. Olympic Total — 642 pounds (Fourth place)
10. Muscle-up Logs — 7:28.70 (First place)
11. Parallel-bar Pull — 8:38.44 (Seventh place)
12. Echo Thruster Final — 7:09.74 (Fifth place)

After winning the North America East Semifinals in May, Adler became a favorite to win the Games. With just two finishes outside the top 10, he was a picture of consistency throughout the weekend.

Adler started his journey at the CrossFit Games as a volunteer in 2017, proving that hard work, dedication, and a winning mindset can help you achieve your goals, regardless of how big or small they are.

Featured image courtesy of Will Johnson – Barbell Stories