Following the 2022 Ghost Clash, American Pro, and the Clash On The Colombia competitions, the 2022 WRPF Series has come to an end. So, the 2022 WRPF PPC (Professional Powerlifting Championship) Finals took place on December 4th, at the South Bay Strength Company in Los Angeles, California. One of the athletes that got an invite was a multiple World Record holder, Brianny Terry.
Although Brianny Terry made a name for herself as an athlete in the 75-kilogram weight class, she is now establishing herself as one of the best athletes in the 82.5 kilogram weight class. She was not able to break any world records this time, but Brianny did score new squat, deadlift and total Competition PRs.
Brianny Terry’s most notable lift from the 2022 WRPF PPC Finals was her 275-kilogram (606.3-pound) raw deadlift. This was the heaviest female deadlift of the entire competition, regardless of the weight class.
This was Brianny Terry’s first time competing professionally this year and, according to her, she came in with only four weeks of preparation for this competition.
“Today was the most fun I’ve ever had at a meet and I’m very proud of my performance for only “prepping” and hopping into this meet less than 4 weeks out.”
Brianny Terry’s Full Performance
Brianny Terry weighed in at 80.4 kilograms (177.3 pounds) for the 2022 WRPF PPC Finals and had a perfect meet, having successfully completed all nine of her attempts. Her performance earned her a prize of $2,500 as well.
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Squat
210 kilograms (463 pounds)
220 kilograms (485 pounds)
227.5 kilograms (501.6 pounds) — Competition PR
Bench Press
120 kilograms (264.6 pounds)
125 kilograms (275.6 pounds)
127.5 kilograms (281.1 pounds)
*Brianny Terry has a heavier Competition PR of 132.5 kilograms (292.1 pounds), which she set at the 2021 WRPF The Bucked Up Showdown.
Deadlift
260 kilograms (573.2 pounds)
270 kilograms (595.2 pounds)
275 kilograms (606.3 pounds) — Competition PR
Total — 630 kilograms (1,388.9 pounds) — Competition PR
Brianny Terry began competing in 2017, and the 2022 WRPF PPC Finals now marked her tenth competition milestone. Out of those ten, Brianny has managed to get seven victories in the weight classes she competed in. A few of those victories came at some of the world’s prestigious meets, with the wins at the 2021 WRPF Hybrid Showdown III and 2021 Bucked Up Showdown being amongst them.
Brianny Terry’s Competition History
Personal Bests
Equip
Squat
Bench
Deadlift
Total
Dots
Raw
501.6
292.1
501.6
1388.9
600.51
Wraps
518.1
270.1
518.1
1351.4
597.34
Competition Results
Place
Fed
Date
Competition
Division
Total
Dots
1
WRPF
2022-12-04
PPC Finals
Open
1388.9
592.15
Location
USA-CA
Competition
PPC Finals
Division
Open
Age
26
Equipment
Raw
Class
181.9
Weight
177.3
Squat
463
485
501.6
501.6
Bench
264.6
275.6
281.1
281.1
Deadlift
573.2
595.2
606.3
606.3
GLP
121.12
1
WRPF
2021-09-25
The Bucked Up Showdown
Open
1366.9
600.51
Location
USA-MO
Competition
The Bucked Up Showdown
Division
Open
Age
25
Equipment
Raw
Class
181.9
Weight
167.1
Squat
474
-501.6
-501.6
474
Bench
275.6
292.1
-303.1
292.1
Deadlift
567.7
600.8
-606.3
600.8
GLP
122.39
1
WRPF
2021-02-20
Hybrid Showdown III
Open
1340.4
592.18
Location
USA-FL
Competition
Hybrid Showdown III
Division
Open
Equipment
Raw
Class
165.3
Weight
165.3
Squat
424.4
451.9
479.5
479.5
Bench
253.5
275.6
-286.6
275.6
Deadlift
545.6
585.3
585.3
GLP
120.63
2
SPF
2019-11-09
Slingshot Record Breakers
Open
1351.4
597.34
Location
USA-CA
Competition
Slingshot Record Breakers
Division
Open
Age
22
Equipment
Wraps
Class
165.3
Weight
165.2
Squat
474
501.6
518.1
518.1
Bench
253.5
270.1
-286.6
270.1
Deadlift
529.1
563.3
-586.4
563.3
2
WRPF
2019-04-27
Kern US Open
Open
1258.8
556.53
Location
USA-CA
Competition
Kern US Open
Division
Open
Age
22
Equipment
Wraps
Class
165.3
Weight
165.1
Squat
413.4
440.9
468.5
468.5
Bench
231.5
-248
-248
231.5
Deadlift
496
529.1
558.9
558.9
1
USPA
2019-01-19
PDX Winter Open
Open
534.6
236.19
Location
USA-OR
Competition
PDX Winter Open
Division
Open
Age
22
Equipment
Raw
Class
165.3
Weight
165.3
Deadlift
534.6
8
SPF
2018-11-10
Slingshot Record Breakers
Open
1107.8
489.98
Location
USA-CA
Competition
Slingshot Record Breakers
Division
Open
Age
22
Equipment
Raw
Class
165.3
Weight
165
Squat
352.7
-385.8
385.8
385.8
Bench
203.9
220.5
-237
220.5
Deadlift
451.9
501.6
501.6
GLP
99.8
1
USPA
2018-04-28
Kabuki Strength Classic
Juniors 20-23
964.5
426.12
Location
USA-OR
Competition
Kabuki Strength Classic
Division
Juniors 20-23
Age
21
Equipment
Raw
Class
165.3
Weight
165.3
Squat
352.7
Bench
187.4
Deadlift
424.4
GLP
86.8
1
USPA
2018-04-28
Kabuki Strength Classic
Open
964.5
426.12
Location
USA-OR
Competition
Kabuki Strength Classic
Division
Open
Age
21
Equipment
Raw
Class
165.3
Weight
165.3
Squat
352.7
Bench
187.4
Deadlift
424.4
GLP
86.8
1
USPA
2017-12-02
Western Regionals
Juniors 20-23
865.3
383.37
Location
USA-OR
Competition
Western Regionals
Division
Juniors 20-23
Age
21
Equipment
Raw
Class
165.3
Weight
164.5
Squat
314.2
Bench
187.4
Deadlift
363.8
GLP
78.08
Data Source: Open Powerlifting. Last Updated: August 17, 2023
The reason why Brianny Terry did not compete in powerlifting this year prior to the 2022 WRPF PPC Finals is because she decided to venture out into the sport of bodybuilding. She even took part in some bodybuilding shows, having won the True Novice, Class A, and Overall divisions at the 2022 NPC Dallas Championships.
Brianny has not yet indicated whether she plans to prepare for powerlifting or bodybuilding 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.