Strongman Aaron Page Passes Away Due To Covid-19

We’re saddened to announce the untimely death of Professional Strongman competitor Aaron Page. 

UK Strongman Aaron “The Rage” Page age 33 recently tested positive for COVID-19 and was soon placed in an induced coma thereafter. 

Page’s girlfriend, Chloe Woodford, posted on Facebook that they had both contracted the unpredictable and deadly virus. In this case, while Woodford was able to recover, Page was placed into an induced coma. Page would eventually succumb to complications of the virus. Aaron Page died on November 20, 2020. His death was confirmed by his girlfriend on Instagram:

A promising strongman competitor, Page’s most recent competition was the 2020 Europe’s Strongest Man where he placed 5th. Earlier in the year he competed in the 2020 Britain’s Strongest Man where he also placed 5th. Page also took part in the 2020 Static Monsters online competition where he took top spot in the log-press lifting 463 pounds.

The entire strength community is devastated at his loss. Aaron Page leaves behind his mother Nina Manchip, girlfriend Chloe Woodford, and his beloved 12-year-old son Leon.

Our deepest condolences go out to Aaron's family and friends. May he Rest In Peace.

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