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Ade Omisakin had an impressive career in the Junior division, but has not been in the spotlight as much since transitioning to the Open class. Well, that is about to change, since Ade’s performance at the 2024 Western European Powerlifting Championships has made him the king of the 83-kilogram weight class. Namely, Omisakin managed to set a new 861-kilogram (1,898.2-pound) Raw Total U83KG IPF World Record.
Ade Omisakin had seven out of nine successful attempts at the 2024 Western European Powerlifting Championships, missing his second attempts on both the squat and the deadlift. However, he still managed to beat the former U83KG IPF Total World Record by a staggering 16 kilograms (35.3 pounds).
Squat
A good start to the competition was imperative for Ade Omisakin who knew that he had big goals to accomplish. However, he faced a huge challenge, having missed his second attempt of 297.5 kilograms (655.9 pounds).
In turn, Ade Omisakin found himself under a lot of pressure going into his final attempt. Luckily, he managed to lock out 305.5 kilograms (673.5 pounds), setting a new Competition PR for himself.
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285 kilograms (628.3 pounds)
Unsuccessful — 297.5 kilograms (655.9 pounds)
305.5 kilograms (673.5 pounds) — Competition PR
Bench Press
Ade Omisakin was excited to show off his newfound progress on the bench press. So, his second attempt of 190 kilograms (418.9 pounds) was already enough for a new competition PR.
However, Ade Omisakin had more up his sleeve, adding an additional 2.5 kilograms (5.5 pounds) for his final attempt. He found success once again and set himself on the right track.
182.5 kilograms (402.3 pounds)
190 kilograms (418.9 pounds)
192.5 kilograms (424.4 pounds) — Competition PR
Deadlift
Although he had an incredible performance throughout the first two events, Ade Omisakin still had a lot to face. The task became even more intense once he failed his second attempt of 347.5 kilograms (766.1 pounds).
Omisakin was still confident and decided to load 363 kilograms (800.3 pounds) onto the barbell. Fortunately, Ade locked out the lift with ease, utilizing a sumo stance and a mixed grip.
325 kilograms (716.5 pounds)
Unsuccessful — 347.5 kilograms (766.1 pounds)
363 kilograms (800.3 pounds) — Competition PR
Total — 861 kilograms (1,898.2 pounds) — U83KG IPF World Record
British Juniors Classic Powerlifting Championships
MR-Jr
1,339.3
443.55
Competition
British Juniors Classic Powerlifting Championships
Division
MR-Jr
Location
UK
Age
20.5
Equipment
Raw
Class
163.1
Weight
160.9
Squat
429.9
463.0
485.0
485.0
Bench
264.6
286.6
297.6
297.6
Deadlift
518.1
556.7
-607.4
556.7
1
EPA
Jun 14, 2019
Yorkshire North East Juniors
MR-Jr
1,207.0
407.27
Competition
Yorkshire North East Juniors
Division
MR-Jr
Location
England
Age
20
Equipment
Raw
Class
163.1
Weight
156.5
Squat
374.8
396.8
418.9
418.9
Bench
231.5
242.5
259.0
259.0
Deadlift
463.0
501.6
529.1
529.1
16
BP
Mar 22, 2019
British Men's University Championships
M-C-Open
1,129.9
379.06
Competition
British Men's University Championships
Division
M-C-Open
Location
UK
Age
20
Equipment
Raw
Class
163.1
Weight
157.9
Squat
-363.8
363.8
396.8
396.8
Bench
226.0
242.5
248.0
248.0
Deadlift
418.9
463.0
485.0
485.0
Data source: OpenPowerlifting. Data through July 25, 2026.
Ade Omisakin has now taken part in 12 sanctioned powerlifting competitions and won six of them. This one is, however, very special, as it brought him a new IPF World Record. So, he is definitely the best athlete in his respective division at the moment, but it remains to be seen what more he can achieve in the future.
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.