Powerlifter Inderraj Singh (120KG) Crushed 385.5-kg (849.9-lb) Raw Deadlift; The Heaviest In BP Federation’s History

Inderraj Singh has landed the heaviest deadlift in the British Powerlifting federation, regardless of the weight class.

Vedad Tabakovic
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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...
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Great Britain is definitely one of the leading countries in powerlifting, since it is represented by a number of World Class athletes. One of these is Inderraj Singh, who is an amazing athlete overall, but mostly recognized for his deadlift prowess. So, to the delight of many powerlifting fans, Inderraj put on a show at the 2023 BP Eleiko British Open Classic Championships, which took place on March 16th, in Nottingham. In the end, Inderray broke the U120KG British Record and locked out British Powerlifting’s (BP) Heaviest Raw Deadlift of 385.5 kilograms (849.9 pounds).

Inderraj Singh was prepared to make history from the start of the competition. After scoring new Competition PRs in both the Squat and Bench Press event, the time came for him to put on a show with his deadlifts.

Inderraj Singh opened up with an easy 340-kilogram (749.6-pound) deadlift, after which he made a massive jump to 372.5 kilograms (821.2 pounds) for his second attempt. Finally, Inderraj decided to load up 385.5 kilograms (849.9 pounds), setting the heaviest deadlift of BP federation, including all weight classes.

The previous heaviest raw deadlift of BP federation stood at 385 kilograms (848.8 pounds), which Luke Richardson set at the 2018 EPF European Classic Powerlifting Championships. However, Inderraj Singh’s bodyweight was 119.6 kilograms (263.7 pounds), which is 27.6 kilograms (60.8 pounds) lighter than Luke’s bodyweight of 147.2 kilograms (324.5 pounds).

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“The pull for a spot in Malta. You know I had to upload this one by itself! That world record is gunna fall this year.”

Watch the lift here:

Related: Powerlifter Phillip Herndon (125KG) Cracks 411-kg (906.1-lb) Raw Squat All-Time World Record

Inderraj Singh’s Full Performance

Although Inderraj Singh did not win the 120-kilogram division of the 2023 BP Eleiko British Open Classic Championships, he earned a valuable second-place finish. With this, Inderraj secured himself a spot at the 2023 IPF World Classic Championships, which will take place on June 11-14, in Malta.

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Squat

  • 320 kilograms (705.4 pounds)
  • 340.5 kilograms (750.7 pounds)
  • 347.5 kilograms (766 pounds) — Competition PR

Bench Press

  • 170 kilograms (374.8 pounds)
  • 177.5 kilograms (391.3 pounds)
  • 182.5 kilograms (402.3 pounds) — Competition PR

Deadlift

  • 340 kilograms (749.6 pounds)
  • 372.5 kilograms (821.2 pounds)
  • 385.5 kilograms (849.9 pounds) — Heaviest Deadlift In BP’s (British Powerlifting) History

Total — 915.5 kilograms (2,018.3 pounds) — Competition PR

Related: Powerlifter Sonita Muluh Lands 280-kg (617.3-lb) Raw Squat; Unofficial All-Time World Record

This was Inderraj Singh’s 10th appearance at a sanctioned powerlifting event, having started competing in 2018. He has claimed three victories, but more notably, Inderraj has also set a 375.5-kilogram (827.8-pound) European Record at the 2022 EPF European Classic Powerlifting Championships.

Inderraj Singh Competition History

Personal Bests

Equip Squat Bench Deadlift Total Dots
Raw 766.1 402.3 766.1 2018.3 526.36

Competition Results

Place Fed Date Competition Division Total Dots
3 IPF 2023-06-11 World Classic Powerlifting Championships Open 1997.4 520.68
2 BP 2023-03-16 Eleiko British Open Classic Championships MR-O 2018.3 526.36
4 EPF 2022-11-25 European Classic Powerlifting Championships Open 1935.7 504.61
1 EPA 2022-05-28 All England MR-O 1945.6 508.97
2 BP 2022-03-12 British Classic Mens Championships MR-O 1868.4 487.47
2 BP 2021-09-04 British Open Classic MR-O 1797.9 492.58
2 EPA 2020-03-15 Greater London March Divisional MR-O 1774.7 479.27
1 CommonwealthPF 2019-09-15 Commonwealth Championships Open 1736.1 476.19
2 EPA 2019-06-01 Mens All England Powerlifting Championships MR-O 1720.7 472.55
1 EPA 2018-12-02 West Midlands Full Power and Bench Only Championships M-C-Open 1714.1 471.48
4 BP 2018-09-01 British Mens Powerlifting Championships M-C-Open 1642.4 453.96
Data Source: Open Powerlifting. Last Updated: August 17, 2023

With a European Record and the heaviest deadlift in BP federation under his belt, Inderraj Singh is now aiming to break the World Record in just a few months. Judging by the caption of his Instagram post, Inderraj is extremely motivated to continue improving, so his upcoming appearances are looking very surprising.

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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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