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Dean Bowring

**Dean Bowring** (born: 1974) is an equipped powerlifter representing Great Britain. Dean competes in the 105 kilogram weight class. Active since 1993, Dean is a 2-time gold medalist, 2-time silver medalist and 2-time bronze medalist.

In his first year as a Masters 1 athlete, Dean bench pressed 305.5 kilograms for a masters 1 bench press only world record in the 120 kilogram weight class. He would then compete in a full power competition, where he bench pressed 297.5 kilograms for a full power masters 1 bench press world record in the 120 kilogram weight class. He would also total 1,045 kilograms for a masters 1 world record.

Dean's son Ray Bowring competes in the 120+ kilogram weight class, and is a Junior/Sub-Junior world champion.

## Results

### Equipped Bench Press

*Note: The world records do not count towards the full power competitions. The bench press only and full power world records are held separately.*
Alexey Sorokin

**Alexey Sorokin** (born: September 25, 1985) is a former equipped powerlifter representing Russia. Alexey competed internationally from 2008 until 2017. He competed in the 83 kilogram weight class, and is a

In 2010, Alexey squatted 380 kilograms for an open world record in the 82.5 kilogram weight class. In 2015, Alexey squatted 375 kilograms for an open world record in the 83 kilogram weight class.

## IPF Results

1. ↑ https://worldgames2013.sportresult.com/hide/en/-120/Participant/ParticipantInfo/978aae76-b84e-4d31-a921-ea25a5993ebe
Ankie Timmers

**Ankie Timmers** (born: October 14, 1986) is an equipped powerlifter representing the Netherlands. Ankie competes in the 84 kilogram weight class, and is a 1-time gold medalist, 1-time silver medalist and 6-time bronze medalist.

## Results

### Classic Bench Press

1. ↑ https://swog2022.sportresult.com/hide/en/Pdf/GetResultbookPdf?filename=Powerlifting.pdf
Xenos

**Xenos** is a cyborg and a member of the  Legion of Horus.

In "Betrayal Within the Legion", he started a rebellion with Lorek in order to escape but was the only one who survived and escaped.

In "The Junker Family", he was recaptured by his own former comrades and being tortured endlessly by his former leader, leaving his fate unknown.

## Personality

He is regardlessly arrogant as he only listens to himself and his superiors except the other members of the legion, especially even if his own plans have failed.

## Relationships

### Allies

* Legion of Horus:
	+ Warzo Hellfire: His leader in the Legion of Horus.
### Enemies

* Neo Alliance:
	+ Cross Winguard: Member of Neo Alliance. He and his team rescued a human who he considered a possible threat to the legion.
	+ Kaiya Melody: A human who he considered a threat by his own theories. However, in "Attempted Breakout", he bragged to the others that he was right, which everyone ignored.
### Others

* Sergeant Mad: A human and a failed candidate to join the Legion. Soon, Xenos had freed and brought him to the Legion of Horus but only to get Mad killed by Ali.
* Milos Hastee:

## Powers and Abilities

* **Eye Beam:** Using his third eye on his forehead, he is able to fire beams at his opponents.

## Equipment

* **Datapad:** He uses a datapad to come up with his own strategies and theories for his own plans.
* **Mecha Claw:** He wields a metal claw ever since he lost his arm to the previous members of Neo Alliance.

## Weaknesses

* **Self Arrogance:** Stated by his personality, his own arrogance and denial is the main reason why his plans have failed him.

## Designs

Season 1Season 1 Outfit without his Mecha ClawSeason 2
## Participated

* Skirmish of Xenos
* Attack Within the Legion
* Transfer to Roguestan
* Attack in Fang Slade Town
* Battle in Archive Town
* Ambush at NCIA
* Battle in Atech City
* Invasion of the World of Gods
* Battle Against Robopol
* Pirate Gauntlet
* Invasion on Neohattan City
* Siege on Roguestan Prison
* Fight at Neo Supermarket (flashback)
* Raid at Xenos Campsite (flashback)
* Attack on Diamond City
* Storm Against the Twin Worlds Blockade
* First War on the Neo Universe
* Assault at Frankentopia
* Assault to the Huge Caverns
* 100th Battle of the Geniuses
* Truth of Blackardo Techava
* Storm into the Horus Palace
* Breakout in Roguestan Prison
* Outbreak Within the Legion of Horus
* Xenos' Rebellion
* Attack on Scrap Mountain
* Destruction on the Junker Kingdom
Hannah Yardy

**Hannah Yardy** (born: 1982) is a classic powerlifter representing Great Britain, a term for athletes in the United Kingdom. Hannah competes in the 63 kilogram weight class. Making her IPF debut in 2022, she won silver in the masters 63 kilogram weight class for masters 1. She would later win gold medal in 2023.
Hiroyuki Isagawa

**Hiroyuki Isagawa** (born: July 22, 1953) is an equipped powerlifter representing Japan. Hiroyuki competes in the 59 kilogram weight class. Active since 1979, Hiroyuki is a 22-time gold medalist, 5-time silver medalist and 10-time bronze medalist. He was inducted into the IPF Hall of Fame in 2007 as a male powerlifter. Hiroyuki still competes as a bench press specialist, and competes in Masters competition, currently as a Masters 4.

## Career

Hiroyuki began competing in powerlifting since 1979, where he placed 6th in the competition. The following year, Hiroyuki would break his first world record, bench pressing 145.5 kilograms. He would place third in that competition. He would win his first competition in 1981.

In his first year as a Masters 1 athlete, Hiroyuki bench pressed 155 kilograms for a masters 1 world record in the 56 kilogram weight class.

As a masters 2 athlete, Hiroyuki bench pressed 188 kilograms equipped for an open, masters 1 and masters 2 world record in the 60 kilogram weight class. In 2011, Hiroyuki bench pressed 175 kilograms for a full power and bench press only world record, alongside totaling 605 kilograms for a masters 2 world record in the inaugural 59 kilogram weight class.

In his first year as a masters 3, Hiroyuki broke four world records, squatting 210 kilograms, totaling 585 kilograms and bench pressing 165 kilograms for a full power and bench press only world record.

In his first year as a masters 4, Hiroyuki broke the classic and equipped bench press masters 4 world record in the 59 kilogram weight class. In classic, Hiroyuki bench pressed 100 kilograms raw for a full power world record. In equipped, he bench pressed 127.5 kilograms for a full power and bench press only world record.

## Results

### Classic Bench Press

1. ↑ Hiroyuki was 59 years old in this competition. The IPF considered Hiroyuki a Masters 3 (60-year-old) based off his birth year. Due to Hiroyuki turning 60 in the year 2013, he was allowed to compete as a Masters 3 despite being 59 years old.
Bill Seno

**Bill Seno** (born: May 6, 1939) is a former equipped powerlifter representing the United States of America. Bill competed in at the first ever World Powerlifting Championships in 1973, where he competed in the 100 kilogram weight class and won the gold medal. He competed again in 1974 in the 110 kilogram weight class, and was a silver medalist.

Outside the IPF, Bill Seno bench pressed 262.5 kilograms raw in the 110 kilogram weight class for a world record that he broke in 1981. The record would stand for 24 years.
Boris Komissarov

**Boris Komissarov** (born: 1998) is a classic powerlifter specialist representing Russia. Boris competes in the 59 kilogram weight class, and is a 3-time gold medalist.

Previously a 53 kilogram competitor, Boris totaled 450 kilograms raw for a sub-junior world record in the 53 kilogram weight class. Moving up into the juniors and the 59 kilogram weight class, Boris bench pressed 151.5 kilograms raw for a junior world record.
Carl Johansson

**Calle "Carl" Johansson** (born: October 27, 2000) is a classic powerlifter representing Sweden. Carl competes in the 74 kilogram weight class, and is a 2-time gold and bronze medalist and 1-time bronze medalist.

Carl competed in the open category as a junior in 2023, where he would win the gold medal, defeating 3-time champion Taylor Atwood. Carl would also deadlift 328 kilograms for a junior and open deadlift world record. He would also total 778 kilograms for a junior world record.

## Results

1. ↑ https://www.instagram.com/p/Cy6OgTJImpt
Jade Jacob

**Jade Jacob** (born 2001) is a classic powerlifter representing France. Jade competes in the 57 kilogram weight class, and is a 1-time gold medalist, 2-time silver medalist and 1-time bronze medalist.

Jade broke three junior world records in the 57 kilogram weight class, squatting 182.5 kilograms, deadlifting 210 kilograms and totaling 480 kilograms. Despite being a junior, she deadlifted 231 kilograms and totaled 503.5 kilograms for both an open and junior world record.
Agata Sitko

**Agata Sitko** (born: November 19, 2002) is a raw and equipped powerlifter representing Poland. At 18 years old and still a sub-junior lifter, Agata won gold in the world equipped powerlifting championships in 2021 in the 76 kilogram weight class. Agata is a 3-time gold medalist and a 4-time silver medalist.

## Career

At 18 years old and into her IPF debut, Agata broke four sub-junior and one junior world records in the classic 76 kilogram weight class, bench pressing 125.5 kilograms for a full power and bench press only record sub-junior and junior record, deadlifted 202.5 kilograms for a sub-junior world record, and totaled 500.5 kilograms for a sub-junior world record. In equipped, Agata broke all five sub-junior world records in the equipped 76 kilogram weight class, squatting 240 kilograms, bench pressing 180 kilograms for a full power and bench press only record, deadlifted 230 kilograms and totaled 650 kilograms. Her deadlift and total would also be a junior world record.

At 19 years old, Agata broke the classic bench press world record in the 76 kilogram weight class, bench pressing 145 kilograms. She has also deadlifted 237.5 kilograms equipped for a junior world record, and a junior total world record of 585 kilograms. In the equipped division, Agata claimed 2 junior world records, deadlifting 230 kilograms and totaling 650 kilograms in the 76 kilogram weight class. Agata held 3 open world records in the 76 kilogram weight class, bench pressing 195 kilograms equipped, deadlifting 261 kilograms equipped, and totaled 726 kilograms equipped.

At 20 years old, Agata bench pressed 153 kilograms raw for an open world record, deadlifted 240 kilograms for a junior world record and totaled 590.5 kilograms for a junior world record.

## IPF Results

### Classic Full Power

1. ↑ https://swog2022.sportresult.com/hide/en/Pdf/GetResultbookPdf?filename=Powerlifting.pdf
Heather Connor

**Heather Connor** (born April 18, 1991) is a classic powerlifter representing the United States of America. Heather competes in the 47 kilogram weight class. She is a 2-time gold medalist, 2-time silver medalist and 1-time bronze medalist.

In 2017, Heather broke her first world record. Taking place at the Arnold Grand Prix, she deadlifting 175.5 kilograms. Heather would break her own world record three times after, currently holding the deadlift world record of 200 kilograms. She excelled her own record by 15 kilograms at 2023 World Classic Powerlifting Championships.

Outside of powerlifting, Heather is an elementary school teacher. She has taught first, second, and third grade.
Emmeth Salo

**Emmeth Salo** (nee **Törrönen**; born 1998) is a classic bench press specialist representing Finland. Emmeth competes in the 84 kilogram weight class, and is a 7-time gold medalist, 2-time silver medalist and 2-time bronze medalist.

Emmeth holds 3 bench press world records. They hold the sub-junior world record in the 72 kilogram weight class, bench pressing 112 kilograms. In the sub-junior 84 kilogram weight class, Emmeth bench pressed 115 kilograms, and in the junior 72 kilogram weight class, they bench pressed 125 kilograms.
Arkadiy Shalokha

**Arkadiy Shalokha** (born: 1983) is an equipped powerlifter representing Ukraine. Arkadiy competed in the IPF from 2007 until 2009. He competed in the 75 kilogram weight class, and earned one silver medal and two bronze medals.

Arkadiy no longer competes in the IPF. As of 2023, Arkadiy competes in the World Raw Powerlifting Federation and the Ukrainian Powerlifting Committee, where he competes in the 82.5 and 90 kilogram weight class both raw, and raw with knee wraps.
Amandas Paulauskas

**Amandas Paulauskas** (born: 1987) is a classic and equipped powerlifter and bench press specialist representing Lithuania. Amandas competed in the IPF from 2010 to 2019 in the 120 kilogram weight class, and is a 3-time gold medalist, 1-time silver medalist and 2-time bronze medalist.

In 2017, Amandas tested positive for an anabolic steroid, and would be stripped of his silver medal he had earned at the 2017 Classic World Championships. However he would not be suspended. In 2020, his samples from 2019 competitions revealed the presence of Anabolic Androgenic Steroids. He would be suspended from the IPF for 8 years due to it being his second punishment, and ordered to pay a 2.000,00€ fine. He is currently suspended until January 20, 2028. All of his world records would also be annulled due to the positive doping test. He was also stripped of the silver medal that he had accomplished at the 2019 Equipped Powerlifting Championships.
Eric Oishi

**Eric Oishi** (born: February 21, 1979) is an equipped powerlifter representing Brazil. Eric competes in the 66 kilogram weight class, and is a 1-time gold medalist, 1-time silver medalist, and 1-time bronze medalist.

In 2012, Eric failed a doping test and was suspended for 2 years. He returned to competition in 2017.

In 2019, on his first year as a Masters 1 powerlifter, Eric squatted 297.5 kilograms for a Masters 1 world record in the 66 kilogram weight class.

## Results

### Classic

1. ↑ https://swog2022.sportresult.com/hide/en/Pdf/GetResultbookPdf?filename=Powerlifting.pdf
Brett Gibbs

**Brett Gibbs** (born: January 29, 1991) is a classic powerlifter representing New Zealand. Brett competes in the 83 kilogram weight class, and is a 3-time gold medalist and 5-time silver medalist.

Brett has held eight world records in the classic 83 kilogram weight class. As a junior, Brett squatted 280 kilograms, which would also be an open world record. He also totaled 770.5 kilograms for a junior and total world record, and deadlifted 305.5 kilograms for a junior world record. As an open competitor, Brett squatted 299 kilograms, bench pressed 216 kilograms for a full power world record, bench pressed 214 kilograms for a bench press only world record, deadlifted 321.5 kilograms and totaled 830.5 kilograms.

In the equipped division, Brett squatted 355.5 kilograms for a junior world record in the 83 kilogram weight class.
Carlos Manuel Campos Murillo

**Carlos Manuel Campos Murillo** (born: October 9, 1979) is an equipped powerlifter representing Costa Rica. Carlos Manuel competes in the 120+ kilogram weight class, and is a bronze medalist.

Carlos Manuel holds two masters 1 world records. In the 120+ kilogram weight class, he has squatted 425.5 kilograms equipped and totaled 1,075.5 kilograms equipped.

## Results

### Classic Bench Press

1. ↑ https://swog2022.sportresult.com/hide/en/Pdf/GetResultbookPdf?filename=Powerlifting.pdf
Francesca Parrello

**Francesca Parrello** (born: August 22, 1994) is a classic and equipped powerlifter representing Italy. Francesca competes in the 76 kilogram weight class, and is a 1-time silver medalist and 1-time bronze medalist.

On July 6, 2022, Francesca's samples were retested, which revealed the presence of Methandriol. She would receive a 3-year suspension and would be stripped of her placements at the 2022 World Games. Her bronze medal that she had won would be given to Cicera Tavares, who originally placed 4th. Francesca is banned from competing in the IPF until September 1, 2025.

## IPF Results

1. ↑ https://swog2022.sportresult.com/hide/en/Pdf/GetResultbookPdf?filename=Powerlifting.pdf
Erholove Izobodo-John

**Erholova Izobodo-John** (born: 2001) is a classic powerlifter representing Great Britain. Erholova competes in the 84 kilogram weight class. Making her IPF debut in 2023, Erholova won a gold medal at the 2023 World Junior Classic Powerlifting Championships, where she also deadlifted 253 kilograms for a junior world record.
Hamza Demir

**Hamza Demir** (born: November 5, 2005) is a classic powerlifter representing Austria. Hamza competes in the 105 kilogram weight class. Making his IPF debut in 2023, Hamza won a gold medal at the 2023 World Sub-Junior Classic Powerlifting Championships, and would break three sub-junior world records, squatting 301 kilograms, deadlifting 330.5 kilograms and totaling 836.5 kilograms.
Daria Efimtseva

**Daria Efimtseva** (born: 2000) is a classic and equipped powerlifter representing Russia. Daria competes in the 84+ kilogram weight class, and is a 5-time gold medalist and 2-time bronze medalist.

Daria held eight equipped world records and two classic world records in the equipped 84+ kilogram weight class. As a junior, she squatted 290 kilograms, bench pressed 205 kilograms for a full power and bench press only record, and totaled 707.5 kilograms. As a sub-junior, she squatted 265 kilograms, bench pressed 180 kilograms for a full power and bench press only record, and totaled 637.5 kilograms.

In classic, Daria bench pressed 145 kilograms for a full power and bench press only junior world record.
Harry Shimalistos

**Harry Shimalistos** (born: 1985) is a former powerlifter representing South Africa. Harry competed internationally in 2007 and 2014. He competed in the 74 kilogram weight class, and is a bronze medalist. At the classic competition, Harry deadlifted 305 kilograms for an open world record. The record would shortly be broken by Hassan El Belghiti.
Zodiacian

**Zodiacians** are a type of species that mostly lived in the World of Zodiac of the Neo Universe.

## Known Zodiacians

* Sagittarius
* Virgo
* Leo
* Gemini
* Libra
* Taurus
* Cancer
* Scorpio
* Aries
* Pisces
* Capricorn
* Aquarius
* Dorado
* Monoceros
* Pavo
* Cepheus (deceased)
* Andromeda
* Orion

## Trivia

* The Zodiacians are based on the Zodiac System with all the constellations.
Fatah Toubal

**Fatah Toubal** (born: September 11, 1983) is a classic powerlifter representing Algeria. Fatah competes in the 83 kilogram weight class, and is a bronze medalist.

In his first year as a Masters 1 lifter, Fatah broke two masters 1 world record in the 83 kilogram weight class, squatting 296 kilograms and totaling 778.5 kilograms.
Amelie Mierger

**Amelie Mierger** (born 1992) is a classic powerlifter representing France. Amelie competes in the 84+ kilogram weight class, and is a 3-time bronze medalist.

Amelie is known for her bench press. She currently has the second heaviest raw bench press in IPF history, bench pressing 163 kilograms. She once held the world record and had the heaviest bench press in IPF history, before it was overtaken by sub-junior powerlifter Mahailya Reeves.
Brittany Schlater

**Brittany Schlater** (born 1991) is a classic powerlifter representing Canada. Brittany Competes in the 84+ kilogram weight class, and is a 2-time gold medalist and 1-time silver medalist.

In 2023, Brittany squatted 281.5 kilograms for an open world record. It would also be the heaviest female raw squat in the IPF, before being surpassed by Sonita Kyen Muluh and Bonica Brown in the same competition. However, Brittany would end up totaling 693.5 kilograms for the total world record.
Ielja Strik

**Ielja Strik** (born **Maria Catharina Adriana Strik**; March 25, 1973) is a classic/equipped powerlifter and bench press specialist representing the Netherlands. Ielja competes in the 84 kilogram weight class. Active since 2004, Ielja is a 23-time gold medalist, 11-time silver medalist and 5-time bronze medalist.

Before switching to powerlifting, she was a gymnast, beginning at age 5. After quitting gymnastics, she switched to bodybuilding. She then turned to powerlifting in 2001, where she saw fast strength, and had competed ever since. In 2016, Ielja was inducted into the IPF Hall of Fame as a female lifter.

Ielja holds 2 equipped and 3 classic masters 1 world records. In equipped powerlifting, Ielja squatted 262.5 kilograms in the 84+ kilogram weight class, and squatted 257.5 kilograms in the 84 kilogram weight class. In classic powerlifting, Ielja squatted 206 kilograms, bench press 136 kilograms, and totaled 537.5 kilograms. Ileja has bench pressed 185 kilograms for an open world record in a bench press only competition in the 84 kilogram weight class. In her first year as a masters 2 lifter, Ielja bench pressed 132.5 kilograms for a masters 2 classic bench press world record.

## Results

### Equipped Bench Press

*Note: The world records do not count towards the full power competitions. The bench press only and full power world records are held separately.*

### Classic Bench Press

1. ↑ https://swog2022.sportresult.com/hide/en/Pdf/GetResultbookPdf?filename=Powerlifting.pdf
Inna Orobets

**Inna Orobets** (born: February 15, 1971) is a equipped powerlifter and classic/equipped bench press specialist representing Ukraine. Inna competes in the 84+ kilogram weight class. Active since 1993, Inna is a 1-time gold medalist, 8-time silver medalist and 7-time bronze medalist.

In her first year as a Masters 1 lifter and onto the new 84+ kilogram weight class, Inna bench pressed 180 kilograms equipped for a full power and bench press only masters 1 world record. She would break her records again in 2014, bench pressing 195 kilograms. In 2014, she broke the masters 1 total world record in the 84+ kilogram weight class, totaling 662.5 kilograms.

## Results

### Classic Bench Press

1. ↑ https://worldgames2013.sportresult.com/hide/en/-120/Participant/ParticipantInfo/8b2855b1-7ba5-4c0f-822a-a3e90b08438f
Bryce Krawczyk

**Bryce Krawczyk** (born: 1987) is a classic powerlifter representing Canada. Bryce competes in the 120 kilogram weight class, and is a silver medalist.

Bryce is best known for his deadlifts. In the equipped 105 kilogram weight class, Bryce deadlifted 388 kilograms for an open world record. In the classic 120 kilogram weight class, Bryce deadlifted 385.5 kilograms for an open world record.
Eddie Berglund

**Eddie Berglund** (born 1995) is a classic powerlifter, olympic weightlifter, and classic bench press specialist representing Sweden. Eddie competes in the 74 kilogram weight class. Eddie has earned 8 gold medals in the IPF, winning in the open category once, winning in the junior category three times, and once in the sub-junior category in the 66 kilogram weight class. Eddie is also a bench press specialist, winning gold 3 times in the open bench press championships, and once more in the junior bench press championships in the 66 kilogram weight class.

Eddie is a second generation powerlifter. His father Per Berglund was an active powerlifter. His sister Donna is also an active powerlifter and has broken the open bench press world record in the 52 kilogram weight class.

Eddie currently holds the bench press world record in the 66 kilogram weight class, bench pressing 195.5 kilograms in a full power meet, and bench pressing 221 kilograms in a bench press only meet. Eddie also holds the total world record, totaling 710 kilograms. Eddie also holds the total and bench press sub-junior world record, totaling 585 kilograms and bench pressing 165 kilograms, which has lasted since 2013. Moving up to the 74 kilogram weight class, Eddie bench pressed 212 kilograms for an open full power world record.

In 2019, Eddie bombed out from the world classic powerlifting championships in the bench press, after attempting 205 kilograms three times. Eddie failed to press the weight on his first two attempts. On the third attempt, Eddie presses the weight, but his hips lost contact with the bench.

## Results

### Classic Bench Press

*Note: The world records do not count towards the full power competitions. The bench press only and full power world records are held separately.*
Andrey Drachev

**Andrey Drachev** (January 18, 1985 - August 20, 2017) was an equipped powerlifter who represented Russia. Andrey competed in powerlifting from 2005 to 2015. He competed in the IPF as a junior in 2008 and won the competition. He competed again in 2011 in the open, where he won silver.

## Death

On August 20, 2017, Andrey was involved in a street fight with an MMA enthusiast Anar Alakh Ziranov following an argument between the two. After several minutes of altercation, Anar performed a spinning left hook kick which knocked down Andrey, and hit his head on the concrete floor and became unresponsive. Anar would continue punching an unresponsive Andrey before being held back by witnesses. Anar would shortly run away from the incident.

According to the deputy chief doctor of the second regional hospital in Khabarovsk, Andrey showed no signs of life, and was pronounced dead. It is believed that Andrey died before being taken to the hospital. He was 32 years old.

Anar turned himself in to the police after a manhunt was launched onto Anar. After over 1 year of trial, he was charged with homicide and was sentenced to 18 years in prison. Anar apologized for his actions towards Andrey's family.
Daria Rusanenko

**Daria Rusanenko** (born: April 6, 2001) is an equipped powerlifter representing Ukraine. Daria competes in the 84 kilogram weight class, and is a 1-time gold medalist, 5-time silver medalist and 2-time bronze medalist.

Daria is known for her squats, as she has broken an open, 3 junior and 2 sub-junior squat world records. In the 84 kilogram weight class, Daria has squatted 278 kilograms for an open and junior world record. In the 76 kilogram weight class, Daria squatted 252.5 kilograms equipped for junior world records. Daria holds a permanent sub-junior world record in the retired 72 kilogram weight class, squatting 240 kilograms equipped. It would also be a junior world record, but it would shortly be broken by Lidiia Zaiats.

## IPF Results

### Equipped Bench Press

1. ↑ https://swog2022.sportresult.com/hide/en/Pdf/GetResultbookPdf?filename=Powerlifting.pdf
Evgenii Mukhomedianov

**Evgenii Mukhomedianov** (born: 1981) is a classic powerlifter representing Russia. Evgenii competes in the 59 kilogram weight class, and is a 1-time silver medalist and 1-time bronze medalist.

Evgenii broke two masters 1 world records in the classic 59 kilogram weight class, squatting 212.5 kilograms and totaling 567.5 kilograms in 2021, his first year as a masters 1.
Hassan El Belghiti

**Hassan El Belghiti** (born January 30, 1975) is an equipped powerlifter representing France. Hassan competes in the 66 kilogram weight class. Making his IPF debut in 1997, Hassan is a 1-time gold medalist, 9-time silver medalist, and 4-time bronze medalist. Hassan won his first and only gold medal back in 2008 in the retired 67.5 kilogram weight class. He has been battling for another gold medal since, but has won a variety of bronze and silver medals.

In 2019, Hassan was inducted into the IPF Hall of Fame as a male powerlifter.

Hassan has been breaking world records since 2011, in both the 66 and 74 kilogram weight class. Hassan currently holds six world records. In the equipped division, Hassan has deadlifted 318.5 kilograms for an open and masters 1 world record, and a total of 780.5 kilograms for a masters 1 world record, all inside the 66 kilogram weight class. In the classic division, Hassan has deadlifted 298 kilograms for an open and masters 1 world record in the 66 kilogram weight class. His last world record- which has stood since 2015- is a Masters 1 world record, deadlifting 307.5 kilograms in the 74 kilogram weight class.

## IPF Results

1. ↑ https://swog2022.sportresult.com/hide/en/Pdf/GetResultbookPdf?filename=Powerlifting.pdf
Chimedtseren Bataa

**Chimedtseren Bataa** (born: 1981) is an equipped bench press specialist representing Mongolia. Chimedtseren competes in the 120+ kilogram weight class, and is a 2-time gold medalist and 3-time silver medalist.

In 2017, Chimedtseren broke the open equipped bench press only world record in the 120 kilogram weight class, pressing 362.5 kilograms.
Bob McKee

**Bob McKee** (born: 1945) is a former powerlifter representing the United States of America. Bob competed at the first ever powerlifting championships in 1973, where he won the gold medal in the 82.5 kilogram weight class. He returned to the IPF in 1985 and 1988 respectively as a Masters 1 lifter, where he won the silver medal in 1985.
Edoardo Mazzucchielli

**Edoardo Mazzucchielli** (born: November 19, 1999) is a classic powerlifter representing Italy. Edoardo competes in the 83 kilogram weight class. In his debut competition, Edoardo won a gold medal at the IPF junior classic powerlifting championships in the 83 kilogram weight class. He won a silver medal the following year, and would break the junior squat world record, squatting 303 kilograms. Edoardo would break his own record at the european powerlifting championships, squatting 308 kilograms.

## Results

1. ↑ https://www.instagram.com/p/BbsI7wlAFNV/
Agnes Szabo

**Agnes Szabo** (born: February 27, 1988) is a classic and equipped powerlifter and bench press specialist representing Hungary. Agnes competes in the 84+ kilogram weight class, and is a 9-time gold medalist, 4-time silver medalist and 3-time bronze medalist.

In 2011, Agnes broke the junior bench press world record in the 84+ kilogram weight class, bench pressing 182.5 kilograms equipped.

## Results

### Classic Bench Press

1. ↑ https://worldgames2017.sportresult.com/hide/en/-120/Root/ViewPdf/POW004000\_C32C\_1.0.pdf
Ivaylo Hristov

**Ivaylo Hristov** (born: 1979) is a classic and equipped powerlifter representing Bulgaria. Ivaylo competed internationally from 2006 until 2016. He competed in the 120 kilogram weight class, and is a 3-time gold medalist and 2-time silver medalist.

On May 16, 2016, Ivaylo failed a doping test and was stripped of his placements at the 2016 European Classic Powerlifting Championships. He would receive a 2-year suspension, and would be stripped of his european records. Although the suspension has concluded on May 17, 2018, Ivaylo has not competed internationally since.
Elizabeth Craven

**3Elizabeth Craven** (born: 1975) is a classic powerlifter representing Australia. Elizabeth competes in the open as a masters 1 competitor in the 52 kilogram weight class, and is a silver medalist and bronze medalist.

As a masters 1 lifter, Elizabeth squatted 156 kilograms for a masters 1 and open world record, and totaled 424 kilograms for a masters 1 and open world record. She has also deadlifted 185 kilograms for a masters 1 world record.
Amar Kanane

**Amar Kanane** (born: October 3, 1987) is a classic powerlifter representing Algeria. Amar competes in the 93 kilogram weight class, and is a silver medalist. He has broken the open squat world record, squatting 330 kilograms in 2018.

## Results

1. ↑ https://www.powerlifting-africa.com/fileadmin/african-powerlifting-apf/data/records/APF\_Classic\_Records\_-\_Men\_-\_as\_at\_20181020.pdf
Isabella von Weissenberg

**Isabella von Weissenberg** (born: July 22, 1989) is a classic powerlifter representing Sweden. Isabella competed in the 72 kilogram weight class, and is a silver medalist and 3-time bronze medalist.

Isabella is known for her squats, as she has broken her own squat world records from 2016 to 2018. Her heaviest squat was 203 kilograms.
Hui-Chun Wu

**Hui-Chun Wu** (born: May 30, 1984) is a classic and equipped powerlifter representing Chinese Taipei. Hui-Chun competed in the 57 kilogram weight class. She was active from 2009 until 2018. Hui-Chun is a 1-time gold medalist, 8-time silver medalist and 4-time bronze medalist.

## Results

### Equipped Bench Press

1. ↑ https://worldgames2017.sportresult.com/hide/en/-120/Root/ViewPdf/POW002000\_C32C\_1.0.pdf
Anatolii Novopismennyi

**Anatolii Novopismennyi** (born: 1998) is a classic powerlifter representing Ukraine. Anatolii competes in the 105 kilogram weight class. Anatolii is a 4-time champion, winning in the 93 kilogram and 105 kilogram weight class, and winning the junior 93 kilogram weight class. Anatolii has also earned bronze at the 2021 bench press championships in the 105 kilogram weight class.

Anatolii has the open squat world record and total world record in the 105 kilogram weight class, squatting 362.5 kilograms and totaling 940 kilograms.
Ilka Schwengl-Forsthuber

**Ilka Schwengl-Forsthuber** (born: 1965) is a former equipped powerlifter and bench press representing Austria. Ilka competed internationally from 2007 until 2015. She competed in the 47 kilogram weight class, and is a 5-time silver medalist and 1-time bronze medalist.

In her first year as a masters 2 lifter, Ilka bench pressed 107.5 kilograms for a full power masters 2 world record in the equipped 47 kilogram weight class, and also bench pressed 110 kilograms for a bench press only masters 2 world record. In the classic division, Ilka broke four world records in the masters 2 47 kilogram weight class, squatting 105 kilograms, bench pressing 85 kilograms for a full power and bench press only record, and totaled 297.5 kilograms.
Fang-Yun Su

**Fang-Yun Su** (born: 1992) is a classic and equipped powerlifter representing Chinese Taipei, an organization for athletes in Taiwan. Fang-Yun competes in the 84+ kilogram weight class, and is a 1-time silver medalist and 4-time bronze medalist.

As a junior, Fang-Yun had broken the open classic squat world record, squatting 230.5 kilograms, before being surpassed by Bonica Brown. Her heaviest world record squat as a junior is 232.5 kilograms. She also held the junior total world record, totaling 540 kilograms.
Benedicte LePanse

**Bénédicte LePanse** (born: November 4, 1978) is a former equipped powerlifter representing France. Benedicte competed internationally from 2000 until 2015. She competed in the 47 kilogram weight class, and is a 2-time silver medalist and 3-time bronze medalist.

## Results

### Classic Full Power

1. ↑ https://worldgames2013.sportresult.com/hide/en/-120/Participant/ParticipantInfo/626deca7-5c92-4805-b948-00e8bf7c64f4
Evgeniy Vasyukov

**Evgeniy Vasyukov** (born: May 29, 1985) is an equipped powerlifter representing Russia. Evgeniy competes in the 83 kilogram weight class, and is a 2-time gold medalist, 1-time silver medalist and 2-time bronze medalist.

Evgeniy held the bench press world record in the equipped 83 kilogram weight class, bench pressing 268 kilograms in 2017. In 2012, he held the total world record, totaling 925 kilograms.

## Results

### Equipped Bench Press

1. ↑ https://worldgames2013.sportresult.com/hide/en/-120/Participant/ParticipantInfo/5a9f6055-a044-4cd2-92f0-0f28dab152d1
Cosmiana Montanaro

**Cosmiana Montanaro** (born: 2000) is a classic powerlifter representing Italy. Cosmiana competes in the 52 kilogram weight class, and is a 1-time gold medalist and 1-time bronze medalist.

Previously competing in the 47 kilogram weight class, Cosmiana broke the junior deadlift world record in the weight class, deadlifting 166 kilograms raw.
Emil Norling

**Emil Norling** (born: 1996) is a classic powerlifter representing Sweden. Emil is a 2-time gold medalist, winning in the open category and junior category in the 105 kilogram weight class. Emil has also won a silver medal twice.

Emil previously held a world record in the deadlift in the 105 kilogram weight class, deadlifting 355 kilograms in 2019, before it was broken by Corentin Clement in 2021.
Anthony Fratto

**Anthony Fratto** (born: 1947) is a former powerlifter representing the United States of America. Don competed in the first ever World Powerlifting Championships in 1973 where he won the gold medal, and a bronze medal at the 1974 Championships. At the 1973 Championships, Anthony broke three world records, squatting 705 lbs, deadlifting 680 lbs and totaled 1,760 lbs.
Inger Blikra

**Inger Blikra** (born: June 12, 1961) is a classic and equipped powerlifter representing Norway. Inger competes in the 84 kilogram weight class. Active since 1985, Inger is a 5-time gold medalist, 3-time silver medalist and 7-time bronze medalist.

## Career

Inger began her powerlifting career in 1985. She would win her first gold medal in 2006 despite being a masters 1 powerlifter. She would break her first world record in 2004, squatting 217.5 kilograms for a masters 1 world record in the 75 kilogram weight class. She would squat 227.5 kilograms the following year, where she would total 580 kilograms for a masters 1 world record. In 2006, Inger deadlifted 225 kilograms for a masters 1 world record in the 75 kilogram weight class. In 2008, Inger bench pressed 147.5 kilograms for a masters 1 world record in the 75 kilogram weight class.

In 2008, Inger was inducted into the IPF Hall of Fame as a female lifter.

In her first year as a masters 2 powerlifter, Inger squatted 220 kilograms for a masters 1 and masters 2 world record. She would also deadlift 212.5 kilograms and total 560 kilograms for a masters 1 and masters 2 world record. She would extend her masters 2 total record at 567.5 kilograms in the 72 kilogram weight class.

In the classic division, Inger broke two masters 2 world records, bench pressing 105 kilograms and totaling 418.5 kilograms. In her first year as a masters 3 lifter, Inger would break four masters 3 world records in the 84 kilogram weight class, where she bench pressed 102.5 kilograms for a full power and bench press only record, deadlifted 157.5 kilograms and totaled 390 kilograms.

## Results

### Equipped Bench Press

1. ↑ https://worldgames2013.sportresult.com/hide/en/-120/Participant/ParticipantInfo/bcc72893-50ba-44ae-afee-e66d6e7fdef7
Dariusz Wszola

**Dariusz Wszola** (born: June 2, 1978) is a classic and equipped powerlifter and bench press specialist representing Poland. Dariusz competes in the 59 kilogram weight class. Making his IPF debut in 1997, Dariusz is a 6-time gold medalist, 11-time silver medalist and 11-time bronze medalist.

In his first year as a Masters 1 lifter, Dariusz broke three masters 1 world records in the classic 59 kilogram weight class, squatting 210 kilograms, bench pressed 152.5 kilograms and totaling 560 kilograms.

## Results

### Classic Bench Press

1. ↑ https://worldgames2017.sportresult.com/hide/en/-120/Root/ViewPdf/POM001000\_C32C\_1.0.pdf
Ielyzaveta Byruk

**Ielyzaveta Byruk** (August 21, 1988 - July 30, 2022) was an equipped powerlifter representing Ukraine. Ielyzaveta competed internationally from 2007 until 2013. She competed in the 72 kilogram weight class, and is a 2-time gold medalist, 1-time silver medalist and 1-time bronze medalist.

In the 75 kilogram weight class, Ielyzaveta claimed two junior world records, bench pressing 156 kilograms and totaling 627.5 kilograms.

Ielyzaveta passed away on July 30, 2022 at the age of 33.

## Results

1. ↑ https://worldgames2013.sportresult.com/hide/en/-120/Participant/ParticipantInfo/fb6f8665-558a-4a2b-88db-c759c5024a4a
2. ↑ https://en.allpowerlifting.com/lifters/UKR/ivanova-yelyzaveta-43192/
Alexandr Kim

**Alexandr Kim** (born: 1985) is a former classic powerlifter representing Kazakhstan. Alexandr competed in the 120+ kilogram weigjht class at the 2013 World Open Classic Powerlifting Championships where he originally finished in second place, and also deadlifted 355 kilograms for an open world record. However, Alexander failed a doping test and would be stripped of his placements and the deadlift world record. He would receive a 2-year ban from the IPF.

## Results

1. ↑ https://styrkeloft.no/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/IPF\_suspended\_lifter\_official.pdf
Iryna Yavorska

**Iryna Yavorska** (born: 1981) is a former equipped powerlifter representing Ukraine. Iryna competed internationally from 2001 until 2019. Iryna competed in the 82.5 kilogram weight class, and is a 3-time gold medalist, 2-time silver medalist and 3-time bronze medalist.

As a junior, Iryna broke two junior world records in the 90 kilogram weight class, deadlifting 257.5 kilograms and totaling 672.5 kilograms. Moving onto the open category, she bench pressed 177.5 kilograms for an open world record.
Hideaki Inaba

**Hideaki Inaba** (born: 1944) is a retired equipped powerlifter representing Japan. Hideaki competed from 1974 until 2003. He competed in the 52 and 56 kilogram weight class. Hideaki is a 28-time gold medalist, 5-time silver medalist and 2-time bronze medalist. Hideaki would be inducted into the IPF Hall of Fame in 1979 as a male powerlifter.

## Powerlifting Career

Hideaki became the first japanese powerlifter to compete in the IPF. He competed at the 2nd annual IPF powerlifting competition in 1974, where he won a gold medal and was also the first japanese powerlifter to win a gold medal in the IPF. He would also break all four world records in that competition. His highest total was 587.5 kilograms, which he had accumulated as a masters 1 powerlifter in 1987. He also broke three masters 1 world records, bench pressing 115 kilograms, deadlifting 237.5 kilograms for a masters 1 and open world record, and his total of 587.5 kilograms set as a masters 1 and open world record.

Hideaki would become an undefeated champion in the 52 kilogram weight class, winning a gold medal for ten consecutive years. He would lose his first competition in 1984, losing to Chuck Dunbar. Hideaki would claim a silver medal in the competition. Hideaki would go on to win another seven consecutive years. He would lose his first place positioning again in 1992, where he would win various silver and bronze medals. In 1994, Hideaki became a Masters 2 competitor, and competed in the World Masters Championships. He would mostly compete in the 56 kilogram weight class by not weight cutting. He would win all ten of his Masters 2 competitions. Hideaki would still compete in the open, where he broke three masters 2 world records in an open competition in 1994, squatting 240 kilograms, deadlifting 230 kilograms and totaling 565 kilograms, which would become his best performance as a masters 2 competitor. Hideaki has stopped competing in powerlifting since 2003.

Hideaki's competition bests were a 243 kilogram squat, taking place at the Japanese Nationals in 1986, a 120 kilogram bench press, taking place at the 1979 World Powerlifting Championships, and deadlifted 242.5 kilograms at the Japanese Nationals in 1988.
Alexis Maher

**Alexis Maher** (born: July 29, 1995) is an equipped powerlifter representing the United States Virgin Islands. Alexis competes in the 74 kilogram and 83 kilogram weight class, and is a 1-time silver medalist.

Alexis originally represented the United States of America, but switched to the United States Virgin Islands in 2021.

Alexis holds 2 world records. He has deadlifted 329 kilograms equipped in the 74 kilogram weight class, and deadlifted 355 kilograms equipped in the 83 kilogram weight class.

## Results

1. ↑ https://swog2022.sportresult.com/hide/en/Pdf/GetResultbookPdf?filename=Powerlifting.pdf
Aigul Sitdikova

**Aigul Sitdikova** (born: 1989) is an equipped powerlifter and bench press specialist representing Russia. Aigul competes in the 52 kilogram weight class, and is a 4-time gold medalist, 1-time silver medalist, 2-time bronze medalist. She currently holds the bench press and bench press only world record in the equipped 52 kilogram weight class, pressing 156 kilograms.
Anastassiya Lisnichenko

**Anastassiya Lisnichenko** (née **Zhurbina**; born 1999) is a classic and equipped bench press specialist representing Kazakhstan. Anastassiya competes in the 47 kilogram weight class, and is a 4-time gold medalist, 5-time silver medalist and 1-time bronze medalist.

In 2022, Anastassiya bench pressed 90 kilograms raw in the 47 kilogram weight class. As a sub-junior in 2017, she bench pressed 96 kilograms for a full power and bench press only world record in the 63 kilogram weight class.
Carlos Garsia

**Carlos Garsia** (born: June 13, 1980) is an equipped powerlifter representing Venezuela. Carlos competed internationally from 2000 to 2016. He competes in the 59 kilogram weight class, and is a silver medalist.

## Results

1. ↑ https://worldgames2013.sportresult.com/hide/en/-120/Participant/ParticipantInfo/55de37f7-7fcc-4d32-9efc-7daca98f6036
Christopher Tran

**Christopher Tran** (born 1988) is an equipped powerlifter representing the United States Virgin Islands. Christopher competes in the 59 kilogram weight class, and is a 2-time silver medalist and 1-time bronze medalist.

Christopher originally represented the United States of America, before switching to the United States Virgin Islands in 2021.
Emil Krastev

**Emil Krastev** (born 1997) is a powerlifter representing Bulgaria. Emil competes in the 93 kilogram weight class, and is a 2-time bronze medalist and 1-time silver medalist.

In 2019, Emil once held the world record in the 93 kilogram weight class, bench pressing 203.5 kilograms, which he did at the European Powerlifting Championships.
Insigne de Chasseurs de Dragons

## Description

Un insigne forgé en grand nombre par un forgeron du port de Menethil en hommage au Chasseur de Dragons qui les a libérés du joug d’un jeune Dragon rouge sauvage qui terrorisait la région. Ces insignes furent par la suite utilisés comme symbole d’appartenance à un groupe de Chasseurs de Dragons formé par le Chasseur en question, un certains Richter Belmont.

Par la suite, le fils du traqueur réutilisa ce système d'insigne pour sa propre guilde de traqueur draconien, les Ailes du Wyrm . Les nouveaux insignes de la guilde  étaient semblables à l'ancien, mais possédaient des caractéristiques physiques différentes. Ils étaient généralement forgés par Cid Marvel , qui s'était inspiré de l'apparence de l'ancien insigne, et étaient distribués systématiquement au nouveaux membres.

La création des insignes s'arrêta en même temps que la dissolution de la Guilde. Le prix de ces derniers grimpa du fait de la nouvelle rareté que s'octroya l'objet à présent entre les mains d'une simple poignée d'anciens membres à jamais fidèles aux traditions de leur ancien foyer.

## Effet(s) connu(s)

   **Prestance****:** Cet insigne offre au porteur un sentiment de confiance contre les créatures draconiques. ***(+5 Caract. pincipale : Draconien)***
International Powerlifting Federation Wiki

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**World Open Equipped Powerlifting Championships 2023**

The 50th equipped powerlifting championships took place from November 13 to 18, 2023 in Druskininkai, Lithuania. The competition consisted of 186 athletes representing 25 countries.

**World Sub-Junior and Junior Powerlifting Championships**

The sub-junior and junior powerlifting championships featured over 500 competitors in the raw and equipped division. Their respective competitions took place from August 24 to September 3, 2023.

* World Junior Equipped Powerlifting Championships 2023 (105 competitors)
* World Sub-Junior Equipped Powerlifting Championships 2023 (82 competitors)
* World Junior Classic Powerlifting Championships 2023 (248 competitors)
* World Sub-Junior Classic Powerlifting Championships 2023 (195 competitors)

**Sheffield 2023 Powerlifting Championships**

The Sheffield 2023 Powerlifting Championships took place on March 25, 2023 featuring 12 classic powerlifters colliding to break world records.
Evie Corrigan

**Evie Corrigan** (born: April 11, 1996) is a classic powerlifter representing New Zealand. Evie competes in the 52 kilogram weight class, and is a 3-time gold medalist and 1-time silver medalist.

As a junior lifter, Evie squatted 140.5 kilograms for a junior world record in the 52 kilogram weight class. In the 57 kilogram weight class, Evie deadlifted 178 kilograms and totaled 420.5 kilograms for a junior world record. Moving into the opens and as a 52 kilogram lifter, Evie deadlifted 202.5 kilograms and totaled 460 kilograms for an open world record.

## Results

1. ↑ https://www.instagram.com/p/BEE0mHTuadH
Ellie Steel

**Ellie Steel** (born: September 6, 1991) is an equipped powerlifter and bench press specialist representing Great Britain. Ellie competes in the 57 and 63 kilogram weight class, and is a 1-time bronze medalist.

## Results

### Equipped Bench Press

1. ↑ https://swog2022.sportresult.com/hide/en/Pdf/GetResultbookPdf?filename=Powerlifting.pdf