Zahir Khudayarov Crushes 475-kg (1,047.2-lb) Squat W/Wraps For Two Reps in Training

Zahir Khudayarov is continuing to improve while preparing for his powerlifting comeback.

Vedad Tabakovic
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Vedad Tabakovic
Vedad is a journalist specializing in strength sports, with three years of experience covering powerlifting, Olympic weightlifting, strongman, armwrestling and bodybuilding. He is a lifelong fitness...
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Zahir Khudayarov 475 Kg 1 047 2 Lb Two Rep Squat
Zahir Khudayarov 475-kg (1,047.2-lb) Two Rep Squat - Image credit @zahirkhudayarov Instagram

Zahir Khudayarov is back to doing powerlifting and is arguably in better shape than he ever was, as seen by his recent 475-kilogram (1,047.2-pound) Two-Rep Squat With Wraps from training. It is easily one of the heaviest squat doubles ever performed by anyone, which is not a strange feat for such an icon of the sport as Zahir.

Zahir Khudayarov usually competes in the Raw W/Wraps division. So, he performs his squats with a pair of knee sleeves, a lifting belt, and wrist wraps. This is exactly what he used for the 475-kilogram (1,047.2-pound) two-rep squat as well.

Unracking the 475-kilogram (1,047.2-pound) barbell and taking a few steps back seemed to be a more difficult task for Zahir Khudayarov than the squat portion itself. Despite having a shaky walkout, Zahir crushed both of his squat reps with ease, making sure to execute them up to competition standard.

It is important to keep in mind that the All-Time World Record Squat W/Wraps is 480 kilograms (1,058.2 pounds) in the U125KG and is held by Zahir Khudayarov. He is seemingly preparing to compete in the U125KG weight class once again, as per his reply to an Instagram comment. So, seeing that he is easily performing two reps with just 5 kilograms (11 pounds) less, Zahir is definitely capable of breaking the record.

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Zahir Khudayarov last competed back in 2019, but he is now motivated to come back to the sport and set a historic milestone. Although it is not clear where he plans to compete, Zahir has revealed that he wants to Squat 500-kg (1,102.3-lb), Bench Press 300-kg (661.4-lb), and Deadlift 400-kg (881.8-lb).

If successful, Zahir Khudayarov’s Total would come out to 1,200 kilograms (2,645.5 pounds), which has never been done in the Raw W/Wraps division, regardless of the weight class. Luckily, his plan is going extremely well, as he has gotten close to his squat and bench goals, and already exceeded his deadlift in training.

Although Zahir Khudayarov has not competed for a long time, his resume is still one of the most impressive in the history of the sport. He has 24 sanctioned powerlifting appearances under his belt and 17 gold medals from those competitions. However, Zahir earned the most respect through his spectacular World Records, some of which have remained untouched for the past decade.

Zahir Khudayarov’s Competition PRs

  • Squat (Wraps): 480-kg (1,058.2-lb) — (2017 FPO WABDL World Cup & SM penkkipunnerrus/maastanosto)
  • Bench Press (Raw): 260-kg (573.2-lb) — (2015 FPO Paimio Power Weekend)
  • Deadlift (Raw): 390-kg (859.8-lb) — (2018 WPC Irish Pro Invitational III)
  • Total (Raw W/Wraps): 1,112.5-kg (2,452.6-lb) — (2015 FPO Paimio Power Weekend)

Related: Austin Perkins (75KG) Sets 318-kg (701.1-lb) Raw Squat All-Time World Record at 2024 AMP Classic Open Nationals

Zahir Khudayarov’s Competition History

Zahir Khudayarov's Powerlifting History

Personal Bests

Equip Squat Bench Deadlift Total Dots
Raw - 573.2 826.7 826.7 211.79
Wraps 1,058.2 573.2 837.8 2,452.6 630.52
Multi-ply 837.8 573.2 804.7 2,215.6 595.84

Competition Results

Details Place Fed Date Competition Division Total Dots
2 FPO Aug 22, 2019 Rebel Power Push-Pull Open 551.2 139.76
1 FPO Aug 22, 2019 Rebel Power Push-Pull Open 826.7 209.64
DQ WPC-Finland May 25, 2018 Finnish Nationals M_OCR_WPC - -
1 WPC Apr 6, 2018 Irish Pro Invitational III M_OCR_WPC 2,336.9 600.91
1 FPO Aug 25, 2017 WABDL World Cup & SM penkkipunnerrus/maastanosto Open 529.1 136.40
1 FPO Aug 25, 2017 WABDL World Cup & SM penkkipunnerrus/maastanosto Open 2,358.9 608.13
1 FPO Jul 21, 2017 Night of the Champions Open 573.2 142.49
DQ RPS Apr 22, 2016 US Open Pro Open - -
1 GPA Oct 7, 2015 World Championships Open 2,259.7 581.07
1 FPO Sep 25, 2015 Paimio Power Weekend Open 2,452.6 630.52
1 CAPO Mar 12, 2015 Arnold Classic Australia MO-R 826.7 211.79
1 GPA Nov 20, 2014 World Championships Open 2,270.8 583.76
1 FPO Aug 31, 2013 Bullfarm Powerlifting Championships Open 2,204.6 592.67
1 WPC Jun 1, 2013 European Championships Open 518.1 136.95
1 IPA Mar 21, 2013 European Championships Pro Open 573.2 151.05
1 GPA Nov 29, 2011 World Championships Open 1,896.0 518.07
1 IPA-AZE Aug 25, 2011 Powerlifting and Bench Press Cup Pro Open 551.2 148.07
1 BB May 27, 2011 Eurolifting Open 2,121.9 574.89
3 BB Dec 17, 2010 Worldlifting Pro 2,028.3 557.67
1 BB May 13, 2010 European RAW Powerlifting and Bench Press Championship Pro 2,066.8 555.25
DQ WPC May 5, 2010 World Cup Open - -
DQ WPC Nov 16, 2009 World Championships M_OEM_WPC - -
1 WPC Jun 1, 2009 European Championships M_OEM_WPC 2,215.6 595.84
5 WPC Oct 28, 2007 World Championships Open 2,061.3 558.36

Data source: OpenPowerlifting. Data through July 25, 2026.

Zahir Khudayarov has only been preparing for his powerlifting comeback for approximately half a year, but he is already squatting near half a ton for two reps. The rate of his progression is absolutely incredible and unparalleled. So, if he continues improving like this, Zahir could exceed all limits of what is considered humanly possible.

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Vedad is a journalist specializing in strength sports, with three years of experience covering powerlifting, Olympic weightlifting, strongman, armwrestling and bodybuilding. He is a lifelong fitness enthusiast, passionate about all aspects of strength training. Vedad's in-depth knowledge of training methodologies and dedication to constant research fuel his insightful and engaging reporting. He works hard to deliver accurate content while continuously seeking to improve his craft.
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