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Supertotal = best career powerlifting total + best career weightlifting total*. Best competition lifts listed. Note: supertotal is sum of best totals, not sum of best of all five lifts. Individual lifts may sum more than total. The concept for this list was originally adopted from the article on Jon Cole, by Herb Glosbrenner, from Powerlifting USA, Dec. 1994. Thanks to Banfalvi Tibor for additions.
Men's list: Thanks to Tibor Banfalvi for corrections. Top 20 Name nation yob bwt sn+jrk*=total, sq+bch+dead=total STOT ratio Mark Henry US 71 181 180+220=400, 4325+240+410=1050, 1450 38 Shane Hamman US 72 159/169 1875+230=4175,4575+250+3325=1020,14375 41 Jon Cole US 43 123 155+195=350, 4085+2765+400=1086, 1435 32 Bill Kazamaier US 53 145 130+170=300, 420+300+4025=11225, 14225 27 Antonio Krastev Bul 61 172 216+260=4725, 390+210+345=950, 14225 50 - G Badenhorst RSA 62 140 140+1775=3175,450+250+4025=11025, 1420 29 Lars Noren Swe 61 140 145+191=335, 4225+250+406=10775, 14125 31 Serge Reding Blr 41 133 1825+235=4175, 400+240+350=990, 14075 42 Viktor Naleiken Ukr 53 130/132 1675+2125=380,410+2325+370=10125,13925 38 Evgeni Popov Bul 55 152 200+2425=4425, 365+220+365=950, 13925 47 - 10 - Taito Haara Fin 42 132 175+2175=3925, 405+2275+3625=995, 13875 39 Ken Patera US 43 150 1755+229=4045, 3725+255+355=9825, 13875 41 Don Reinhoudt US 45 157 1175+1675=285, 425+275+4025=11025, 13875 26 Sergei Alexeev Rus 64 147 175+235=410, 420+220+330=970, 1380 42 Bruce Wilhelm US 43 148 1825+220=4025, 3625+255+360=9775, 1380 41 - Paul Wrenn US 47 154 130+1675=2975, 4425+245+3875=1075, 13725 28 Andrei MustrikovRus 61 114 1775+2325=410, 360+230+3625=9525, 13625 43 Thomas Magee Can 58 127 1475+195=3425, 390+260+3675=10175, 1360 34 Jerome Hannan US 53 154 175+2175=3925, 3625+2275+3625=955, 13475 41 Andrew Kerr GB 46 136 155+200=355, 3575+250+3825=990, 1345 36 * For older performances, I take the best of the jerk and the press. Paul Anderson never competed in a standard powerlifting meet, but based on his lifts, he probably would list number one: Paul Anderson US 140-180 ~180+~200=~380,~450+~270+~400=~1120,~1500 34 Absolute Records (I want to add the best from lighter lifters here; please send results.) 1120 @ 72/74 Carlos Rijos PuR 160+175=335, 2975+1825+305=785 43 1309 @ 110 George Frenn US 42?110 1315+225=3565, 3875+235+335=9525 37 13375 @ 113 Fred Hatfield US 42 113 125+1675=2925, 460+2375+3475=1045 28 13625 @ 114 Mustrikov 1435 @ 123 Cole 1450 @ 182 Henry Women's list: Thanks to Lasse Vorma for assistance. Top 10 8175 @102 U HerchenheinGer62 ???+???=180, 240+1575+240=6375 28 8075 @100 Myrtle Augee UK 65 975+125=220, 220+1375+230=5875 37 775 @ 98 K Marshall US 98 1125+1375=245, 2275+1025+215=530 46 765 @~75 Sumita Laha Ind60 925+1175=210, 234+1125+210=555 38 7625 @ 84 Vikki Scaffe US 66 90+110=1975, 225+130+211=565 35 775 @~82 Judy Oakes UK 58 90+120=205, 215+130+2175=5425 37 (I need more women's stats; please send results.) Absolute Records 700 @ 56/58 Carrie Boudreau US =1825, 190+110+2225=5225 34 716 @ 58/60 Marx Ingeborg Bel 80+110=190, 2025+110+2135=526 36 765 @~75 Laha 775 @ 98 Marshall 8075 @100 Augee 8175 @102 HerchenheinThe ratio is the weightlifting total divided by the powerlifting total, in percentages. In general, athletes who are primarily powerlifters have a ratio less than 35, and weightlifters have ratios grater than 40.
I need more results from women and lighter men athletes. If you or anyone you know has competed in both powerlifting and weightlifting in your career, send me results including lifetime best totals, and bodyweight at those competitions. I am interested in all weight classes.
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