Jesus Olivares Smashes 420-kg (925.9-lb) Raw Deadlift Unofficial IPF World Record in Training

Jesus Olivares deadlifted 10 kilograms (22 pounds) over the IPF World Record and made it look easy.

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Many great powerlifters have competed on the platform over the past decades, but no one has officially scored a heavier raw Total than Jesus Olivares. So, not only is he the best in the World currently, but also one of the greatest to ever do it. However, the scary thing is that Jesus is improving even more with each day, and thus lifting weights that are mind-blowing. Similarly, Jesus recently shared a video on Instagram displaying an incredible 420-kilogram (925.9-pound) deadlift, which was an Unofficial IPF World Record.

Jesus Olivares was always capable of moving tremendous amounts of weight, but it seemed that his grip strength was the limiting factor on the deadlifts. However, Jesus seems to have solved that problem, as his 420-kilogram (925.9-pound) deadlift looked immaculate. He did not use any equipment except for the lifting belt, and performed the pull in a conventional fashion. Jesus crushed the lift, performing it with ease, and redirecting his stare into the camera, knowing that everyone who watches is impressed.

The current IPF World Record in the raw deadlift event stands at 410 kilograms (903.9 pounds). Unsurprisingly, Jesus Olivares is the man who holds it, having set the record at the 2023 IPF Sheffield Powerlifting Championships. It looks to remain in his possession for the foreseeable future as well, since Jesus is on course to further improve it the next time he competes.

Watch the lift here:

 

 
 
 
 
 
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Jesus Olivares is expected to take part in the 2024 IPF Sheffield Powerlifting Championships, which are set to be held on February 10th, at the Sheffield City Hall, UK. The competition was one of the greatest in 2023, so excitement is already building for next year. It will gather the world’s greatest powerlifters once again, but Jesus is definitely the one that will bring the most excitement.

Jesus Olivares has been quite consistent throughout the past three years, making two official appearances in each of them. However, since he is not competing too often, Jesus has a lot of time to train and improve. In turn, every time he does decide to step out on the platform, Jesus breaks some World Records or PRs

Jesus Olivares has been doing powerlifting since 2013, but has paused his journey between 2015 and 2019. He has taken part in a total of 21 sanctioned powerlifting competitions and won 12 of them. Most notably, Jesus won the IPF World Championships three times in a row, and will look to extend his streak next year as well.

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Jesus Olivares’ Competition PRs

*Jesus Olivares set all of his competition PRs at the 2023 IPF Sheffield Powerlifting Championships.

  • Squat: 470 kilograms (1,036.1 pounds)
  • Bench Press: 272.5 kilograms (600.7 pounds)
  • Deadlift: 410 kilograms (903.9 pounds)
  • Total: 1,152.5 kilograms (2,540.8 pounds)

 

 
 
 
 
 
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Related: Powerlifter Jesus Olivares Destroys Massive 465-kg (1,025.1-lb) Raw Squat In Training

Jesus Olivares’ Competition History

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Personal Bests

Equip Squat Bench Deadlift Total Dots
Raw 540.1 380.0 485.0 1,350.3 474.08

Competition Results

Details Place Fed Date Competition Division Total Dots
1 IPF Aug 30, 2022 World Junior Classic Powerlifting Championships Juniors 1,310.6 460.78
1 AMP Jun 17, 2022 Nationals FR-Sj 1,344.8 474.08
1 FHSAA Feb 9, 2022 Girls Weightlifting State Championships Class 1A 380.0 133.78
1 FHSAA Jan 28, 2022 Class 1A Region 2 Meet Class 1A 380.0 134.23
1 FHSAA Jan 17, 2022 Class 1A District 5 Meet Class 1A 360.0 127.04
1 RPS Oct 22, 2021 Central Florida PHG Throwdown III Pro Teen 16-17 1,262.1 448.25
1 USAPL Sep 17, 2021 3rd Annual Ocala Open Super Total X3 Championships FR-T2 1,218.1 434.56
DQ FHSAA Feb 13, 2021 Girls Weightlifting State Championships Class 1A - -
1 FHSAA Jan 28, 2021 Class 1A Region 2 Meet Class 1A 305.0 106.70
1 FHSAA Jan 22, 2021 Class 1A District 5 Meet Class 1A 275.0 96.22
1 FHSAA Feb 13, 2020 Girls Weightlifting State Championships Class 1A 375.0 131.27
1 FHSAA Jan 29, 2020 Class 1A Region 3 Meet Class 1A 340.0 119.09
1 FHSAA Jan 23, 2020 Class 1A District 5 Meet Class 1A 315.0 110.18
1 USAPL Oct 15, 2019 Raw Nationals FR-T1 1,350.3 472.55
3 USAPL Oct 15, 2019 Raw Nationals FR-O 1,350.3 472.55
1 USAPL Aug 16, 2019 Southeast Regionals FR-T1 1,289.7 451.34
1 USAPL Jun 21, 2019 Southern Gulf Coast Classic Championships FR-T1 1,273.2 445.94
1 USAPL Mar 16, 2019 4th Annual Orlando Open Championships FR-T1 1,344.8 471.61
1 FHSAA Feb 7, 2019 Florida State Finals Class 1A 360.0 126.62
1 FHSAA Jan 24, 2019 Class 1A Region 2 Meet Class 1A 355.0 124.95
1 FHSAA Jan 17, 2019 Class 1A District 4 Meet Class 1A 335.0 117.98

Data source: OpenPowerlifting. Data through July 11, 2026.

Jesus Olivares also shared a humongous 280-kilogram (617.3-pound) raw bench press PR two months ago. So, it is evident that he is improving in all aspects of powerlifting, which brings up the question if Jesus can become the first powerlifter to Total 1,200 kilograms (2,645.5 pounds) raw.


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