Inside the intense event that decides 'Wall Street’s Best Athlete'

The fittest men and women on Wall Street competed for the crown of "Wall Street's Best Athlete"on Sunday June 12.

All 110 competitors gave it their all and raised over a $1 million for pediatric cancer research at Memorial Sloane Kettering Cancer Center. 

In what ending up spanning 8 hours, the financial industry's finest competed in events inspired by the NFL Scouting Combine and the Olympic Decathlon.

These events are: 400m run, Football throw, Pull-ups, 40yd dash, Dips, 500m row, Vertical jump, 20yd shuttle sprint, Bench Press, and 800m run.

Here's a slideshow of the men and women who vied for the crown. 

Mark Rubin, 30 and a VP at ICAP, won the title of Wall Street's Best Athlete for the fifth year in a row.

In addition to placing first, Rubin raised over $18,000 for charity.

Randy Giveans, 31, an associate at Jefferies, placed third and won the 400 Meter event.