Commando Strongmen & Women Challenge 2025 Thrills Klebang Encore, Melaka

Klebang, Melaka | 27 December 2025 —
The Commando Strongmen & Women Challenge 2025 was successfully held at Klebang Encore, Melaka, bringing together male and female strength athletes from diverse backgrounds, including both civilian competitors and military personnel.

The event featured four main competition categories:

• Men’s Open

• Women’s Open

• Men’s Military

• Women’s Military

Each category tested maximum strength, physical endurance, mental toughness, and discipline — aligning with the “Commando” identity that defines the spirit of the challenge.

Official Competition Results

🏆 Men’s Open Category

1. Muhammad Nur Arif bin Mohd Khalil – Champion

2. Muhammad Nasrul Hakim – Runner-up

3. Muhammad Shariz Haiqal – Third Place

The Men’s Open category delivered intense competition, with athletes demonstrating outstanding strength, technical execution, and consistency throughout the events.

🏆 Women’s Open Category

1. Nur Anis binti Mohd Faruk – Champion

2. Fatin Jaafar – Runner-up

3. Nur Athirah Hee binti Abdullah – Third Place

The Women’s Open category captured strong attention as the athletes showcased impressive power, resilience, and competitive mindset across all challenges.

🏅 Men’s Military Category

1. Abid Putra – Champion

2. Amirrul Ideris – Runner-up

3. Hamizan Nazri – Third Place

Military athletes demonstrated exceptional functional strength, endurance, and discipline, reflecting the intensity and demands of their professional training.

🏅 Women’s Military Category

1. Arina Adzahar – Champion

2. Siti Aminah – Runner-up

3. Nur Ainna – Third Place

This category highlighted the growing presence and capability of female military personnel in strength sports, with strong performances marked by determination and mental fortitude.

A Platform Uniting Civilian and Military Strength Athletes

The Commando Strongmen & Women Challenge 2025 served not only as a competitive event but also as a platform that united civilian and military athletes within the strength sports community. The competition contributed to the continued development of Strongman and Strongwoman sports in Malaysia, while promoting inclusivity and high-performance standards.

The strong turnout from spectators, fitness communities, and strength sports enthusiasts further reinforced the event’s position as a promising fixture in the national strength sports calendar.

Congratulations to all winners, participants, and the organizing team for the successful execution of Commando Strongmen & Women Challenge 2025.