Anatolii Novopismennyi (105KG) Sets Squat & Total World Record at 2023 IPF World Classic Powerlifting Championships

Anatolii Novopismennyi advanced his records and claimed the third IPF World Title of his career.

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Anatolii Novopismennyi
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Anatolii Novopismennyi came into the 2023 IPF World Classic Open Powerlifting Championships as the biggest favorite in the 105-kilogram weight class due to his past performance. He was always very dominant, and the scenario was nothing different at the 2023 IPF Worlds. In fact, the Ukrainian won his third IPF Title while also setting new Squat & Total IPF World Records.

Anatolii Novopismennyi chose an extremely heavy 345-kilogram (760.6-pound) squat for his first attempt, which sent everyone a message that he came to Valletta, Malta, to achieve big things. He then crushed 355 kilograms (782.6 pounds) for his second attempt and started getting ready for a World Record attempt.

So, Anatolii Novopismennyi squatted 362.5 kilograms (799.2 pounds) on his final attempt to set a new IPF World Record. The previous record was also in his possession, as he squatted 360 kilograms (793.7 pounds) at the 2021 IPF World Classic Powerlifting Championships.

Watch the squat here:

Related: Timothy Monigatti (74KG) Sets 283.5-kg (625-lb) Squat World Record At 2023 IPF World Classic Powerlifting Championships

Anatolii Novopismennyi’s Full Performance

Anatolii Novopismennyi put up a perfect performance, successfully completing all nine of his attempts. Due to this, Anatolii built up a 35-kilogram (77.2-pound) lead ahead of the second placed Emil Norling.

Anatolii weighed in at 104 kilograms (229.3 pounds) for the 2023 IPF Worlds, making his Squat World Record 3.5x his bodyweight.

Squat

  • 345 kilograms (760.6 pounds)
  • 355 kilograms (782.6 pounds)
  • 362.5 kilograms (799.2 pounds) — U105KG IPF World Record

Bench Press

  • 212.5 kilograms (468.5 pounds)
  • 222.5 kilograms (490.5 pounds)
  • 225 kilograms (496 pounds)

Deadlift

  • 330 kilograms (727.5 pounds)
  • 340 kilograms (749.6 pounds)
  • 352.5 kilograms (777.1 pounds)

Total — 940 kilograms (2,072.4 pounds) — U105KG IPF World Record

The previous IPF Total World Record was also held by Anatolii Novopismennyi beforehand, as he accumulated 937.5 kilograms (2,066.8 pounds) at the 2021 IPF World Classic Powerlifting Championships.

After winning the competition, Anatolii Novopismennyi made a post on Instagram revealing why he considered this win as his most significant yet.

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“This victory was very important to me because it was an opportunity to make the Anthem of Ukraine spread to the whole world, and an opportunity to remind everyone once again that there is a war in Ukraine!!!”

https://www.instagram.com/p/Ct_Jf4Hosry/

Related: Karlina Tongotea (76KG) Sets 225.5-kg (497.1-lb) Squat World Record at 2023 IPF World Classic Powerlifting Championships

Anatolii Novopismennyi’s Competition History

Personal Bests

Equip Squat Bench Deadlift Total Dots
Raw 799.2 512.6 799.2 2072.3 570.28

Competition Results

Place Fed Date Competition Division Total Dots
1 IPF 2023-06-11 World Classic Powerlifting Championships Open 2072.3 569.12
2 EPF 2022-11-25 European Classic Powerlifting Championships Open 1995.2 550.6
2 EPF 2021-12-03 European Classic Powerlifting Championships Open 2017.2 553.22
3 IPF 2021-10-22 World Bench Press Championships Open 496 136.31
1 IPF 2021-09-23 World Classic Powerlifting Championships Open 2066.8 570.28
1 IranBBF 2021-07-28 International Club Classic Powerlifting Championships Open 2055.8 560.91
1 UkrainePF 2021-05-21 Ukrainian Classic Powerlifting Championships Open 2008.4 552.41
1 EPF 2019-11-29 European Classic Championships Open 1881.6 543.18
1 UkrainePF 2019-09-23 Ukrainian Classic Powerlifting Championships Open 1918 554.81
1 IPF 2019-06-04 World Classic Powerlifting Championships Open 1879.4 543.96
1 EPF 2018-11-24 European Classic Powerlifting Championships Open 1873.9 544.09
1 UkrainePF 2018-03-13 Ukrainian Classic Powerlifting Championships Open 1873.9 544.23
4 IPF 2017-06-14 World Classic Powerlifting Championships Open 1807.8 523.66
1 IPF 2016-06-19 World Classic Powerlifting Championships Juniors 1791.3 519.67
1 UkrainePF 2015-11-28 Ukrainian Classic Powerlifting Cup Open 1763.7 517.57
2 EPF 2015-03-21 1st European Mens Classic Championships Juniors 1559.8 480.18
1 UkrainePF 2014-09-14 Ukrainian Classic Powerlifting Championships Open 1499.1 463.03
Data Source: Open Powerlifting. Last Updated: August 17, 2023

Anatolii Novopismennyi took part in 17 sanctioned competitions during his nine years of competing and won 12 of them. Apart from the three IPF World Championship titles (2019, 2021, 2023), Anatolii also won two EPF European Championships in 2018 & 2019. However, he plans to add some more big victories to his resume in the future.

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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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