Big Highlights from the 2025 CrossFit Games

The 2025 CrossFit Games delivered a mix of epic performances and rising stars that made it one of the most compelling competitions yet. Here’s what stood out.

Toomey Claims Her Eighth Title

Tia-Clair Toomey continues to rewrite history, securing her eighth CrossFit Games crown with a staggering 902 points—an astounding 182-point margin over second place Lucy Campbell. Her dominance spanned the majority of events, reaffirming why she remains the most decorated athlete in Games history. Will we see her return next season to defend her title?

Jayson Hopper Wins the Men’s Title

On the men’s side, Jayson Hopper earned his first-ever “Fittest Man on Earth” title after years of close calls and disappointment. His performance was defined by consistency and composure, including a win in Event 3 (Climbing Couplet) and a pivotal final event finish that clinched the overall victory. 

Rookie Power on Full Display

2025 was the year of the rookie. 17 in total, nine women and eight men, competed in the Games for the first time. Impressively, several of these first-timers broke into the top 20, showcasing that the next generation is quickly closing in on the elite level.

CrossFit’s Future Looks Bright

After a hugely successful Games, there’s a renewed buzz around the sport. Packed arenas, an electric atmosphere, and the rise of a younger generation of athletes have signaled that CrossFit is not just maintaining its fanbase, it’s growing. Some competitors were barely out of their teens, yet they stood toe-to-toe with seasoned veterans. If the 2025 Games proved anything, it’s that the future of CrossFit is both youthful and fiercely competitive.