One man who clearly wanted to destroy stereotypes was American Rob Kearney, who dyed his hair and beard in rainbow colors for the competition and calls himself "the world's strongest gay man." ...

One man who clearly wanted to destroy stereotypes was American Rob Kearney, who dyed his hair and beard in rainbow colors for the competition and calls himself “the world’s strongest gay man.” ...

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The World’s Strongest Man competition returns to the capital this week, bringing 25 elite strength athletes to the city for four days of events at the California State Railroad Museum.