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Cheok Kon Fatt

Malaysia Male Elite

Vital Statistics

Cheok Kon Fatt is a Malaysia powerlifter with a best competition total of 137.5 kg and a best DOTS of 134.56.

Best total
137.5 kg
Best DOTS
134.56
Competition context
52 kg class, WPPO, Raw
Meet count
3 sanctioned meets
Best Squat
-
Best Bench
137.5 kg
Best Deadlift
-
Best Total
137.5 kg
Best DOTS
134.56
Best Wilks
138.43
Meet Count
3
Years Active
12+

Career Details

Personal Records

Lift Weight Bodyweight Meet Date Weight Class
Squat - - - - -
Bench Press 137.5 kg 51.1 kg Paralympic Games 2008-09-06 52
Deadlift - - - - -
Total 137.5 kg 51.1 kg Paralympic Games 2008-09-06 52

PR Progression

Career best lifts over time from competition data

Date Meet Squat Bench Deadlift Total
1998-10-19 World Championships - 135 kg - 135 kg
2008-09-06 Paralympic Games - 137.5 kg - 137.5 kg

Competition History

3 entries
Details Date Meet Federation Class BW Squat Bench Deadlift Total DOTS Place
2010-03-28 2nd Fazaa International WPPO 56 54.3 kg - 130 kg - 130 kg 119.6 3
2008-09-06 Paralympic Games WPPO 52 51.1 kg - 137.5 kg - 137.5 kg 133.9 8
1998-10-19 World Championships WPPO 52 49.9 kg - 135 kg - 135 kg 134.6 9

Percentile Rankings

Where this athlete's PRs rank among all competition lifters in their most common weight class

Lift Percentile Detail
Bench Press 96.3% Bench Press stronger than 96.3% of 52kg male lifters
Total 61.2% Total stronger than 61.2% of 52kg male lifters

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About Cheok Kon Fatt

Cheok Kon Fatt is competitive powerlifter who has competed in 3 sanctioned meets since 1998. Cheok Kon Fatt has competed under WPPO federation.

Career best competition total: 137.5 kg with a DOTS score of 134.56. Individual lift PRs: 137.5 kg bench press.

This profile is built from verified competition data sourced from OpenPowerlifting. All results shown are from sanctioned competition performances, not self-reported numbers.