Powerlifter Nabil Lahlou (67.5KG) Hits 322.5-kg (711-lb) Raw Deadlift All-Time World Record At 2022 WRPF Freaks Come Out At Night

Nabil Lahlou added 10 pounds to the All-Time World Record he set less than a month ago.

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The 2022 WRPF Freaks Come Out At Night powerlifting competition took place on November 5th, 2022, in Baltimore, MD, and we got to see a few World Records fall. One of the athletes who walked away with a new achievement was a French representative, Nabil Lahlou. Despite setting the All-Time Raw Deadlift World Record in the 67.5-kilogram weight class less than one month ago, Nabil now further improved by an additional 4.5 kilograms (10 pounds). This means that the new deadlift mark now stands at 322.5 kilograms (711 pounds).

Finishing with a DOTS score of 530.457, Nabil Lahlou placed third across all weight classes, but won the 67.5-kilogram weight class. The only athletes to beat him in the overall rankings were Phillip Herndon (110KG) and Antonio Carter (100KG). Regardless, Nabil was delighted to take home a brilliant World Record. He did so by outperforming the 318-kilogram (701-pound) deadlift which he scored at the 2022 USPA Drug Tested The Good Guys UN Invitational.

Nabil Lahlou landed the 322-kilogram (711-pound) World Record by utilizing a sumo stance and a hook grip. Furthermore, Nabil was only allowed to use a lifting belt as he competed in the raw division.

Watch the lift here:

https://www.instagram.com/p/CkoCMQZDMxM/

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Apart from Nabil Lahlou, Phillip Herndon also landed a very impressive World Record at the same competition. Phillip squatted 395 kilograms (870.8 pounds) raw, to set the record in the 110-kilogram weight class. Thus outperforming the previous record of Kevin Oak who squatted 390 kilograms (859.8 pounds) at the 2020 WRPF Hybrid Showdown II.

Nabil Lahlou’s Full Performance

Nabil Lahlou weighed in at 67.4 kilograms (148.6 pounds) for the 2022 WRPF Freaks Come Out At Night. So, his 322-kilogram (711-pound) deadlift was 4.8x his bodyweight.

Apart from setting the deadlift World Record, Nabil Lahlou also attempted to pull 330 kilograms (727.5 pounds), but was unsuccessful. In addition, Nabil scored new competition PRs in every event apart from the squat.

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Squat

  • 215 kilograms (474 pounds)
  • 232.5 kilograms (512.6 pounds)
  • Did not attempt

*Nabil Lahlou has a heavier squat competition PR of 237.5 kilograms (523.6 pounds), which he set at the 2022 USAPL Got ‘Em Mustache Classic.

Bench Press

  • 122.5 kilograms (270.1 pounds)
  • 132.5 kilograms (292.1 pounds) — Competition PR
  • Did not attempt

Deadlift

  • 287.5 kilograms (633.8 pounds)
  • 322.5 kilograms (711 pounds) — U67.5KG Raw Deadlift All-Time World Record & Competition PR
  • Unsuccessful — 330 kilograms (727.5 pounds)

Total — 687.5 kilograms (1,515.7 pounds) — Competition PR

https://www.instagram.com/p/CkpYg10OnwZ/?igshid=MDJmNzVkMjY=

Related: Powerlifter Samantha Eugenie Scores a Massive Milestone With a 230-kg (507-lb) Raw Deadlift PR

Nabil Lahlou’s Competition History

Personal Bests

Equip Squat Bench Deadlift Total Dots
Raw 556.7 308.6 556.7 1620.4 530.46

Competition Results

Place Fed Date Competition Division Total Dots
1 WRPF 2023-07-08 Drug Tested Give Me Liberty or Give Me Chaos Open 1620.4 529.57
DQ WRPF 2023-03-18 Drug Tested Surges Iron Rebellion II Open
1 WRPF 2023-02-04 Drug Tested Michigan Open Open 1548.7 514.31
1 USPA 2022-12-11 East Race Muscle Open II Open 1537.7 502.55
1 WRPF 2022-11-05 The Freaks Come Out At Night Open 1515.7 530.46
1 USPA 2022-10-08 Drug Tested The Good Guys UN Invitational Open 1494.7 522.57
1 USPA 2022-06-18 Drug Tested King of the Cave Open 1444 506.47
31 USAPL 2022-06-08 Mega Nationals MR-O 1422 491.11
1 USAPL 2022-04-03 Got Em Mustache Classic MR-Jr 1471.6 490.03
1 USAPL 2022-04-03 Got Em Mustache Classic MR-O 1471.6 490.03
1 USPA 2021-12-11 Beast of the East Open 694.5 233.65
1 USPA 2021-12-05 Kentucky State Championship Open 1417.6 499.36
1 WRPF 2021-09-04 Drug Tested Nationals Juniors 20-23 1422 501.74
DQ USPA 2021-07-24 Pennsylvania State Championship Juniors 20-23
DQ USPA 2021-07-24 Pennsylvania State Championship Open
1 USPA 2021-07-24 Pennsylvania State Championship Open 661.4 235.32
1 USPA 2021-05-22 Drug Tested District Championships Juniors 20-23 1424.2 500.05
1 USPA 2021-02-27 Drug Tested PWRBLD Gym March Madness Powerlifting Meet Juniors 20-23 1366.9 483.62
1 USPA 2020-11-14 Drug Tested NOVA Fall Classic Juniors 20-23 1245.6 439.27
Data Source: Open Powerlifting. Last Updated: August 17, 2023

This was Nabil Lahlou’s 15th time competing professionally in powerlifting and his 12th win. It was also a massive World Record improvement which further separates him from the other lifters. In the meantime, he will continue striving towards that 5x bodyweight deadlift, but it’s unclear when he’ll compete next.

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