18-Year-Old Malik Bernoussi Triolet (93KG) Sets Three Sub-Junior IPF Raw World Records

Malik already held this record, but he broke through the 200-kilogram (440.9-pound) milestone.

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The 2022 IPF World Sub-Junior and Junior Powerlifting Championships left us in awe multiple times, like when Agata Sitko added another World Record to her resume. However, amongst all of the actions that took place in Istanbul, Turkey, between August 27th and September 04th, Malik Bernoussi Triolet’s performance was arguably the most surprising. Although Malik is only 18-years-old, his strength is comparable to that of much more experienced elite powerlifters. This can especially be said for his bench press, as he broke the IPF Sub-Junior World Record in the 93-kilogram weight class.

Malik Bernoussi Triolet locked out a massive 200.5-kilogram (442-pound) raw bench press. He also previously held the record of 193 kilograms (425.5 pounds), which he set at the 2021 EPF European Classic Powerlifting Championships. So, Malik’s recent improvement means that he is the first powerlifter in the 93KG Sub-Junior division of the IPF to bench press at least 200 kilograms (440.9 pounds).

Check out the bench press here:

Related: Powerlifter Temur Samkharadze (+120KG) Sets a 385.5-kg (849.9-lb) Junior IPF Deadlift World Record

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Malik Bernoussi Triolet’s Full Performance

Apart from the bench press, Malik Bernoussi Triolet also set two more Sub-Junior IPF World Records. The first move he made was squatting 282 kilograms (621.7 pounds), which ensured that he broke Santillana Izquierdo Jaime’s World Record by 8.5 kilograms (18.7 pounds). Santilliana set the previous record at the 2021 EPF European Classic Powerlifting Championships.

Malik Bernoussi Triolet’s final 93KG Sub-Junior World Record was his 775-kilogram (1,708.6-pound) Total. Jack Hopkins previously held this World Record, having totaled 752.5 kilograms (1,659 pounds) at the 2021 EPF European Classic Powerlifting Championships.

Malik Bernoussi Triolet was the best-ranked male powerlifter in the Raw Sub-Junior division across all weight classes at the 2022 IPF World Sub-Junior and Junior Powerlifting Championships. Furthermore, he scored competition PRs in all events, so this is easily his greatest performance yet.

Squat

  • 267.5 kilograms (589.7 pounds)
  • 275 kilograms (606.3 pounds)
  • 282 kilograms (621.7 pounds) — U93KG Sub-Junior IPF World Record

Bench Press

  • Unsuccessful — 195 kilograms (429.9 pounds)
  • 195 kilograms (429.9 pounds)
  • 200.5 kilograms (442 pounds) — U93KG Sub-Junior IPF World Record

Deadlift

  • 275 kilograms (606.3 pounds)
  • 292.5 kilograms (644.9 pounds) — Competition PR
  • Unsuccessful — 310.5 kilograms (684.5 pounds)

Total — 775 kilograms (1,708.6 pounds) — U93KG Sub-Junior IPF World Record

Check out Malik’s record-breaking squat here:

Related: Powerlifter Samantha Eugenie (63KG) ) Scores a 216-kg (476.2-lb) IPF Deadlift Junior World Record

Despite his young age, Malik Bernoussi Triolet has already competed in 12 sanctioned powerlifting competitions. However, this was his just fourth win so far, but also the most significant one. Now that he has earned the title of World Champion, Malik will be hungry for more. So there is no doubt that many more victories will come soon enough.

Malik Bernoussi Triolet’s Competitive History

Personal Bests

Equip Squat Bench Deadlift Total Dots
Raw 633.8 469.6 633.8 1792.4 520.49

Competition Results

Place Fed Date Competition Division Total Dots
1 FFForce 2023-04-08 Championnats de France Juniors de Force Athlétique Juniors 1792.4 520.49
1 EPF 2022-11-25 European Classic Powerlifting Championships Sub-Juniors 1764.8 517.17
1 IPF 2022-08-31 World Junior Classic Powerlifting Championships Sub-Juniors 1708.6 495.42
2 EPF 2021-12-03 European Classic Powerlifting Championships Sub-Juniors 1654.6 478
2 IPF 2021-09-23 World Classic Powerlifting Championships Sub-Juniors 1625.9 469.67
3 FFForce 2021-07-16 Championnats de France Jeunes et Élite de Force Athlétique Open 1636.9 475
4 FFForce 2021-02-13 Test Match Eleiko Sub-Juniors 1554.3 478.05
2 FFForce 2020-02-01 Eliminatoires Jean Villenave LAURAF Jeunes 319.7 102.82
1 FFForce 2020-01-18 Challenge dHiver FA PL LAURAF Sub-Juniors 1372.4 437.17
1 FFForce 2019-11-16 Départemental FA PL DC BP LAURAF Sub-Juniors 1267.7 417.94
G FFForce 2019-06-08 Deuxième Pas FA PL DC BP LAURAF Sub-Juniors 909.4 328.64
3 FFForce 2019-04-06 Championnats de France Force Athlétique Cadets Sub-Juniors Sub-Juniors 937 342.42
2 FFForce 2018-11-10 Départemental FA PL LAURAF Sub-Juniors 887.4 321.43
1 FFForce 2018-10-13 Premier Pas FA PL LAURAF Sub-Juniors 865.3 314.75
Data Source: Open Powerlifting. Last Updated: August 17, 2023

The French powerlifting scene is not lacking elite powerlifters, but Malik Bernoussi Triolet has the potential to become their best international representative in the next few years. Considering Malik is only 18-years-old, his strength is likely to increase once he enters his 20s, which will be fascinating to watch.

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