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Sheffield 24 is on! The powerlifting event is the brainchild of strength sports equipment manufacturer SBD Apparel. The contest was announced on SBD’s Instagram page, and the 2024 edition will repeat the popular IPF big-money meet format.
The 2024 Sheffield Powerlifting Championships (Sheffield) is the biggest prize money event on the International Powerlifting Federation (IPF) calendar. The event takes place on Feb. 10, 2024, in Sheffield City Hall, UK, and features a prize pool of £445,000 (~$553,000 USD).
[Related: Five Months Post Surgery, Nick Best Squats 771 Pounds, Deadlifts 675 Pounds in Training]
Records at Sheffield
The strap line for the 2023 event was “Records will Fall,” and they were true to their word. Twenty IPF world records were broken at the event:
Tiffany Chapon (47KG)
Squat: 161 kilograms (355 pounds) *
Total: 428.5 kilograms (945 pounds) *
Noémie Allabert (52KG)
Squat: 171.5 kilograms (378 pounds) *
Evie Corrigan (52KG)
Deadlift: 202.5 kilograms (446 pounds)
Total: 460 kilograms (1,014 pounds)
Jade Jacob (57KG)
Deadlift: 231 kilograms (509 pounds)
Total: 503.5 kilograms (1,110 pounds)
Prescillia Bavoil (69KG)
Squat: 211 kilograms (465 pounds)
Total: 548.5 kilograms (1209 pounds)
Karlina Tongotea (76KG)
Squat: 223.5 kilograms (493 pounds)
Agata Sitko (76KG)
Amanda Lawrence (84KG)
Squat: 246.5 kilograms (543 pounds)
Deadlift: 268.5 kilograms (592 pounds)
Total: 645 kilograms (1,422 pounds)
Bonica Brown (+84KG )
Squat: 280 kilograms (617 pounds) *
Total: 680 kilograms (1,499 pounds)
Jonathan Cayco (93KG)
Bench Press: 241.5 kilograms (532 pounds)
Total: 884 kilograms (1949 pounds)
Jesus Olivares (+120KG)
Deadlift: 410 kilograms (904 pounds)
Total: 1152.5 kilograms (2,541 pounds) *
* All-time world records.
Bonica Brown’s squat and total were the biggest-ever female raw lifts recorded in the IPF. Jesus Olivares also achieved the heaviest deadlift and total in the IPF. Additionally, his total was the heaviest raw (without knee wraps) total ever recorded in any federation.
Scoring at Sheffield
The Sheffield event has a relatively unusual scoring method. Instead of the biggest total winning in each weight class, athletes score based on the proportion of the world record in their class (e.g., if the total is 400 kilograms and the IPF world record in that class is 420 kilograms, then the score is 400/420 = 0.9524.)
The highest proportion wins the top prize — £25,000 (more than $30,000 USD). Additionally, there are £5,000 (more than $6,000 USD) bounties available for any world record squat, bench press, or deadlift.
[Related: Powerlifter Sophia Ellis (76KG) Deadlifts a PR Double of 235 Kilograms (518 Pounds)]
2023 Sheffield Powerlifting Championships Results
The first Sheffield was held on March 25, 2023, at City Hall in Sheffield, UK. It featured 24 of the highest-ranked powerlifters in the IPF. With over 1,700 spectators at the venue, it was the biggest seated powerlifting event ever held. It also had the most spectators ever recorded on the livestream —over 263,000.
Men
Jesus Olivares (USA) — 1152.5 kilograms — 104.3 percent
Jonathan Cayco (USA) — 884 kilograms — 100.6 percent
Gavin Adin (USA) – 880 kilograms — 100.2 percent
Women
Evie Corrigan (NZL) — 460 kilograms — 105 percent
Noemie Allabert (FRA) — 454 kilograms — 103.7 percent
Jade Jacob (FRA) — 503.5 kilograms — 101.6 percent
[Related: 73-Year-Old Powerlifter Mary Duffy (56KG) Nearly Chain Deadlifts 143 Kilograms (315 Pounds)]
Sheffield 2024
The two winners from 2023, Olivares and Corrigan, are the first two qualified athletes for Sheffield 2024. The upcoming IPF Classic Open Powerlifting World Championships in Malta will serve as a Sheffield 2024 qualifier, with world champions winning invitations by totaling at least 95 percent of the total world record in their class. Further rounds of selection will continue until all 24 slots on the Sheffield 2024 roster are filled.
The inaugural Sheffield was widely hailed as one of the most spectacular and exciting powerlifting events ever held. The bar is high, but SBD plans to level up the 2024 event to meet those expectations.
Featured image: @sbdsheffield on Instagram
Sheffield 24 is on! The powerlifting event is the brainchild of strength sports equipment manufacturer SBD Apparel. The contest was announced on SBD’s Instagram page, and the 2024 edition will repeat the popular IPF big-money meet format.
The 2024 Sheffield Powerlifting Championships (Sheffield) is the biggest prize money event on the International Powerlifting Federation (IPF) calendar. The event takes place on Feb. 10, 2024, in Sheffield City Hall, UK, and features a prize pool of £445,000 (~$553,000 USD).
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[Related: Five Months Post Surgery, Nick Best Squats 771 Pounds, Deadlifts 675 Pounds in Training]
Records at Sheffield
The strap line for the 2023 event was “Records will Fall,” and they were true to their word. Twenty IPF world records were broken at the event:
Bonica Brown’s squat and total were the biggest-ever female raw lifts recorded in the IPF. Jesus Olivares also achieved the heaviest deadlift and total in the IPF. Additionally, his total was the heaviest raw (without knee wraps) total ever recorded in any federation.
Scoring at Sheffield
The Sheffield event has a relatively unusual scoring method. Instead of the biggest total winning in each weight class, athletes score based on the proportion of the world record in their class (e.g., if the total is 400 kilograms and the IPF world record in that class is 420 kilograms, then the score is 400/420 = 0.9524.)
The highest proportion wins the top prize — £25,000 (more than $30,000 USD). Additionally, there are £5,000 (more than $6,000 USD) bounties available for any world record squat, bench press, or deadlift.
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[Related: Powerlifter Sophia Ellis (76KG) Deadlifts a PR Double of 235 Kilograms (518 Pounds)]
2023 Sheffield Powerlifting Championships Results
The first Sheffield was held on March 25, 2023, at City Hall in Sheffield, UK. It featured 24 of the highest-ranked powerlifters in the IPF. With over 1,700 spectators at the venue, it was the biggest seated powerlifting event ever held. It also had the most spectators ever recorded on the livestream —over 263,000.
Men
[*]Jesus Olivares (USA) — 1152.5 kilograms — 104.3 percent
[*]Jonathan Cayco (USA) — 884 kilograms — 100.6 percent
[*]Gavin Adin (USA) – 880 kilograms — 100.2 percent
Women
[*]Evie Corrigan (NZL) — 460 kilograms — 105 percent
[*]Noemie Allabert (FRA) — 454 kilograms — 103.7 percent
[*]Jade Jacob (FRA) — 503.5 kilograms — 101.6 percent
[Related: 73-Year-Old Powerlifter Mary Duffy (56KG) Nearly Chain Deadlifts 143 Kilograms (315 Pounds)]
Sheffield 2024
The two winners from 2023, Olivares and Corrigan, are the first two qualified athletes for Sheffield 2024. The upcoming IPF Classic Open Powerlifting World Championships in Malta will serve as a Sheffield 2024 qualifier, with world champions winning invitations by totaling at least 95 percent of the total world record in their class. Further rounds of selection will continue until all 24 slots on the Sheffield 2024 roster are filled.
The inaugural Sheffield was widely hailed as one of the most spectacular and exciting powerlifting events ever held. The bar is high, but SBD plans to level up the 2024 event to meet those expectations.
Featured image: @sbdsheffield on Instagram
Click here to view the article.
The 2024 Sheffield Powerlifting Championships (Sheffield) is the biggest prize money event on the International Powerlifting Federation (IPF) calendar. The event takes place on Feb. 10, 2024, in Sheffield City Hall, UK, and features a prize pool of £445,000 (~$553,000 USD).
[Related: Five Months Post Surgery, Nick Best Squats 771 Pounds, Deadlifts 675 Pounds in Training]
Records at Sheffield
The strap line for the 2023 event was “Records will Fall,” and they were true to their word. Twenty IPF world records were broken at the event:
Tiffany Chapon (47KG)
Squat: 161 kilograms (355 pounds) *
Total: 428.5 kilograms (945 pounds) *
Noémie Allabert (52KG)
Squat: 171.5 kilograms (378 pounds) *
Evie Corrigan (52KG)
Deadlift: 202.5 kilograms (446 pounds)
Total: 460 kilograms (1,014 pounds)
Jade Jacob (57KG)
Deadlift: 231 kilograms (509 pounds)
Total: 503.5 kilograms (1,110 pounds)
Prescillia Bavoil (69KG)
Squat: 211 kilograms (465 pounds)
Total: 548.5 kilograms (1209 pounds)
Karlina Tongotea (76KG)
Squat: 223.5 kilograms (493 pounds)
Agata Sitko (76KG)
Amanda Lawrence (84KG)
Squat: 246.5 kilograms (543 pounds)
Deadlift: 268.5 kilograms (592 pounds)
Total: 645 kilograms (1,422 pounds)
Bonica Brown (+84KG )
Squat: 280 kilograms (617 pounds) *
Total: 680 kilograms (1,499 pounds)
Jonathan Cayco (93KG)
Bench Press: 241.5 kilograms (532 pounds)
Total: 884 kilograms (1949 pounds)
Jesus Olivares (+120KG)
Deadlift: 410 kilograms (904 pounds)
Total: 1152.5 kilograms (2,541 pounds) *
* All-time world records.
Bonica Brown’s squat and total were the biggest-ever female raw lifts recorded in the IPF. Jesus Olivares also achieved the heaviest deadlift and total in the IPF. Additionally, his total was the heaviest raw (without knee wraps) total ever recorded in any federation.
Scoring at Sheffield
The Sheffield event has a relatively unusual scoring method. Instead of the biggest total winning in each weight class, athletes score based on the proportion of the world record in their class (e.g., if the total is 400 kilograms and the IPF world record in that class is 420 kilograms, then the score is 400/420 = 0.9524.)
The highest proportion wins the top prize — £25,000 (more than $30,000 USD). Additionally, there are £5,000 (more than $6,000 USD) bounties available for any world record squat, bench press, or deadlift.
[Related: Powerlifter Sophia Ellis (76KG) Deadlifts a PR Double of 235 Kilograms (518 Pounds)]
2023 Sheffield Powerlifting Championships Results
The first Sheffield was held on March 25, 2023, at City Hall in Sheffield, UK. It featured 24 of the highest-ranked powerlifters in the IPF. With over 1,700 spectators at the venue, it was the biggest seated powerlifting event ever held. It also had the most spectators ever recorded on the livestream —over 263,000.
Men
Jesus Olivares (USA) — 1152.5 kilograms — 104.3 percent
Jonathan Cayco (USA) — 884 kilograms — 100.6 percent
Gavin Adin (USA) – 880 kilograms — 100.2 percent
Women
Evie Corrigan (NZL) — 460 kilograms — 105 percent
Noemie Allabert (FRA) — 454 kilograms — 103.7 percent
Jade Jacob (FRA) — 503.5 kilograms — 101.6 percent
[Related: 73-Year-Old Powerlifter Mary Duffy (56KG) Nearly Chain Deadlifts 143 Kilograms (315 Pounds)]
Sheffield 2024
The two winners from 2023, Olivares and Corrigan, are the first two qualified athletes for Sheffield 2024. The upcoming IPF Classic Open Powerlifting World Championships in Malta will serve as a Sheffield 2024 qualifier, with world champions winning invitations by totaling at least 95 percent of the total world record in their class. Further rounds of selection will continue until all 24 slots on the Sheffield 2024 roster are filled.
The inaugural Sheffield was widely hailed as one of the most spectacular and exciting powerlifting events ever held. The bar is high, but SBD plans to level up the 2024 event to meet those expectations.
Featured image: @sbdsheffield on Instagram
Sheffield 24 is on! The powerlifting event is the brainchild of strength sports equipment manufacturer SBD Apparel. The contest was announced on SBD’s Instagram page, and the 2024 edition will repeat the popular IPF big-money meet format.
The 2024 Sheffield Powerlifting Championships (Sheffield) is the biggest prize money event on the International Powerlifting Federation (IPF) calendar. The event takes place on Feb. 10, 2024, in Sheffield City Hall, UK, and features a prize pool of £445,000 (~$553,000 USD).
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[Related: Five Months Post Surgery, Nick Best Squats 771 Pounds, Deadlifts 675 Pounds in Training]
Records at Sheffield
The strap line for the 2023 event was “Records will Fall,” and they were true to their word. Twenty IPF world records were broken at the event:
- Tiffany Chapon (47KG)
- Squat: 161 kilograms (355 pounds) *
- Total: 428.5 kilograms (945 pounds) *
- Noémie Allabert (52KG)
- Squat: 171.5 kilograms (378 pounds) *
- Evie Corrigan (52KG)
- Deadlift: 202.5 kilograms (446 pounds)
- Total: 460 kilograms (1,014 pounds)
- Jade Jacob (57KG)
- Deadlift: 231 kilograms (509 pounds)
- Total: 503.5 kilograms (1,110 pounds)
- Prescillia Bavoil (69KG)
- Squat: 211 kilograms (465 pounds)
- Total: 548.5 kilograms (1209 pounds)
- Karlina Tongotea (76KG)
- Squat: 223.5 kilograms (493 pounds)
- Agata Sitko (76KG)
- Amanda Lawrence (84KG)
- Squat: 246.5 kilograms (543 pounds)
- Deadlift: 268.5 kilograms (592 pounds)
- Total: 645 kilograms (1,422 pounds)
- Bonica Brown (+84KG )
- Squat: 280 kilograms (617 pounds) *
- Total: 680 kilograms (1,499 pounds)
- Jonathan Cayco (93KG)
- Bench Press: 241.5 kilograms (532 pounds)
- Total: 884 kilograms (1949 pounds)
- Jesus Olivares (+120KG)
- Deadlift: 410 kilograms (904 pounds)
- Total: 1152.5 kilograms (2,541 pounds) *
Bonica Brown’s squat and total were the biggest-ever female raw lifts recorded in the IPF. Jesus Olivares also achieved the heaviest deadlift and total in the IPF. Additionally, his total was the heaviest raw (without knee wraps) total ever recorded in any federation.
Scoring at Sheffield
The Sheffield event has a relatively unusual scoring method. Instead of the biggest total winning in each weight class, athletes score based on the proportion of the world record in their class (e.g., if the total is 400 kilograms and the IPF world record in that class is 420 kilograms, then the score is 400/420 = 0.9524.)
The highest proportion wins the top prize — £25,000 (more than $30,000 USD). Additionally, there are £5,000 (more than $6,000 USD) bounties available for any world record squat, bench press, or deadlift.
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[Related: Powerlifter Sophia Ellis (76KG) Deadlifts a PR Double of 235 Kilograms (518 Pounds)]
2023 Sheffield Powerlifting Championships Results
The first Sheffield was held on March 25, 2023, at City Hall in Sheffield, UK. It featured 24 of the highest-ranked powerlifters in the IPF. With over 1,700 spectators at the venue, it was the biggest seated powerlifting event ever held. It also had the most spectators ever recorded on the livestream —over 263,000.
Men
[*]Jesus Olivares (USA) — 1152.5 kilograms — 104.3 percent
[*]Jonathan Cayco (USA) — 884 kilograms — 100.6 percent
[*]Gavin Adin (USA) – 880 kilograms — 100.2 percent
Women
[*]Evie Corrigan (NZL) — 460 kilograms — 105 percent
[*]Noemie Allabert (FRA) — 454 kilograms — 103.7 percent
[*]Jade Jacob (FRA) — 503.5 kilograms — 101.6 percent
[Related: 73-Year-Old Powerlifter Mary Duffy (56KG) Nearly Chain Deadlifts 143 Kilograms (315 Pounds)]
Sheffield 2024
The two winners from 2023, Olivares and Corrigan, are the first two qualified athletes for Sheffield 2024. The upcoming IPF Classic Open Powerlifting World Championships in Malta will serve as a Sheffield 2024 qualifier, with world champions winning invitations by totaling at least 95 percent of the total world record in their class. Further rounds of selection will continue until all 24 slots on the Sheffield 2024 roster are filled.
The inaugural Sheffield was widely hailed as one of the most spectacular and exciting powerlifting events ever held. The bar is high, but SBD plans to level up the 2024 event to meet those expectations.
Featured image: @sbdsheffield on Instagram
Click here to view the article.
