Author: Jo Whiteley Sheffield Women Trash the Record Books The hype around the Sheffield Powerlifting Championships was unprecedented. We were given so many superlatives – biggest potential prize fund, biggest seated powerlifting event, the most world champions in a single session […]
Author: Jo Whiteley SHEFFIELD – The Men We are only days away from one of the most anticipated battles in powerlifting. Originally scheduled for 2020, the wait has been long but we are finally here and 24 of the top […]
Author Jo Whiteley Sheffield – The Women The long wait is nearly over. Years in the making, Sheffield is finally upon us! Legends of the IPF are converging on England’s Steel City to do battle for the biggest prize fund […]
2022 was a fantastic year for powerlifting filled with all-time great performances, new world records, upsets, and more. In this article, we’re going to go over some of the top lifters of the year in the drug-tested classic powerlifting division […]
Joshua Canestraro @kurama.canes The USAPL is saving one of their best ‘till last with the Virginia Pro, in what is one of the most stacked rosters of the year. Rouska, Okpoko, Cho are just some of the names on the […]
Author Jo Whiteley 120kg class In the 120kg class, GBR’s Kieran Gray led from the start. He took the squat gold with 340kg ahead of team mate Inderraj Singh who took the silver with 327.5kg. Current junior world champion, Nicolas […]
Author: Jo Whiteley 84s Agata Sitko of Poland is surely the favourite to win wherever she pops up. However, up in the 84kg class at the Euro Classic, she had Kristin Thorhallsdottir (ISL) to contend with. She was nominated only […]
Author Jo Whiteley 105kg The King returned to competition this week but Ukraine’s Anatolii Novopismennyi found the Swedish Prince all grown up and ready to rumble. Emil Norling is the current world champion and carries a huge amount of momentum. […]
Auothor: Jo Whiteley 69kg class Ivana Horna (SLK) took an early lead in the 69kg class when incoming European champion, Marte Kjenner (NOR) struggled for depth. Raphaela Jungmann of Austria missed her opener for the same reason but came back […]
Author Jo Whiteley 83kg In the 83kg class, the competition turned upside down almost immediately when GBR’s Owen Hubbard was injured on his second squat with a suspected torn adductor and he dropped out of the running. His team mate […]
