Powerlifter Asein Enahoro (83KG) Sets The IPF Raw Deadlift World Record of 362.5-kg (799.2-lb) At 2022 IPF World’s

Despite still being a Junior powerlifter, Asein Enahoro proved that he is able to rival anyone. 

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In the powerlifting world, Asein Enahoro is undoubtedly one of the best emerging athletes, which he proved at the 2022 IPF World Classic Powerlifting Championships. The prestigious competition is taking place from June 6-12, 2022, in Sun City, South Africa. There have already been numerous incredible performances and world records, but Asein Enahoro’s 362.5-kilogram (799.2-pound) deadlift is one of the most impressive feats of strength

Asein Enahoro, born in 1999, is still eligible to compete exclusively in the Juniors age group. However, Asein is on another level compared to anyone his age, so he decided to represent Hungary at the highest level, which is the Open age division. He competed in the raw 83-kilogram (183-pound) weight class, and rivaled the greatest athletes. In addition, Asein Enahoro also broke the U83KG IPF Deadlift World Record by 22.5 kilograms.

Asein Enahoro also held the previous World Record, having deadlifted 336 kilograms (740.8 pounds) at the 2021 IPF World Classic Championships. No one was able to beat him before, but now they can’t even come close to him. 

Check out Asein’s 362.5-kg (799.2-lb) deadlift here:

Related: Tiffany Chapon (47KG) Scores 3 Raw World Records At 2022 IPF World Open Classic Powerlifting Championships

Asein Enahoro’s Full Performance 

Asein Enahoro weighed in at 82.25 kilograms (181.3 pounds) for this competition. So his 362.5-kilogram (799.2-pound) deadlift is 4.4x his bodyweight. Following his brilliant performance overall, Asein finished in third place of the 83-kilogram weight class. Only Wallace Delaney and Kengamu Jurins managed to beat him. 

Squat 

  • 255 kilograms (562.2 pounds)
  • 267.5 kilograms (589.7 pounds)
  • 272.5 kilograms (600.8 pounds)

Bench Press

  • 132.5 kilograms (292.1 pounds)
  • 140 kilograms (308.7 pounds)
  • 145 kilograms (319.7 pounds)

Deadlift

  • 345.5 kilograms (761.7 pounds)
  • 362.5 kilograms (799.2 pounds) —U83KG IPF World Record
  • Unsuccessful — 385 kilograms (848.8 pounds)

Total — 780 kilograms (1,719.6 pounds)

Asein Enahoro’s third deadlift attempt of 385 kilograms (848.8 pounds) was very close. He managed to lift it up over his knees and lockout the left leg, but his grip failed on him in the final seconds. If Asein was successful in lifting this, he would further improve the deadlift record, and tie for first-place with Delaney Wallace. So the win in the 2022 IPF World Classic Powerlifting Championships was just seconds away. However, Asein will come back even better next year. 

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You can watch his unsuccessful 385-kg (848.4-lb) deadlift here: 

Related: Heather Connor (47KG) Shatters 185-kg (407.9-lb) Deadlift World Record At 2022 IPF World Powerlifting Championships

The 2022 IPF World Classic Powerlifting Championships was Asein Enahoro’s fourth sanctioned meet. So it makes it even crazier that he managed to claim a bronze medal and a World Record. The future looks bright for him and he will achieve many more amazing feats.

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Andrew is a professional writer and a workaholic. He studied sports for 4 years and trained soccer for almost 15 years. In addition, for the past three years Andrew has been implementing functional training, with a dream or a plan to enroll in the special forces.
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