Rankings
The top 100 by total or DOTS, and the heaviest lifts the archive holds in every class.
Compare liftersEvery lifter in the archive has a page, whether or not they made this board.
The heaviest squat, bench, deadlift and total OpenPowerlifting has on record in each weight class, at meets run by the IPF and its affiliates (USAPL, EPF, CPU and the rest) since the archive began. Classes follow today’s IPF boundaries by bodyweight on the day. These are the archive’s bests, not federation-ratified world records: a federation certifies its own, and only it can say which still stand — and the division here comes from the age on the result, where federations differ on where a division starts and ends.
Masters 1: age 40 to 49 on the day. Open still holds these lifters too.
| Class | Squat | Bench | Deadlift | Total |
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| 66 kg | 115 kgKen Thrush |
Competition data from OpenPowerlifting.org, CC BY-SA 4.0. Archive dated 2026-09-12. Single lifts count from any meet, totals from full-power meets; a voided place counts for nothing. A name opens search, where the lifter can be added to Attempt.
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