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Tony Lua

Papua New Guinea Male
Best Squat
230 kg
Best Bench
155 kg
Best Deadlift
235 kg
Best Total
620 kg
Best DOTS
445.11
Best Wilks
445.26
Meet Count
5
Years Active
3+

Career Details

Personal Records

Lift Weight Bodyweight Meet Date Weight Class
Squat 230 kg 75 kg PNG Championships 1996-01-01 75
Bench Press 155 kg 75 kg PNG Championships 1996-01-01 75
Deadlift 235 kg 75 kg PNG Championships 1996-01-01 75
Total 620 kg 75 kg PNG Championships 1996-01-01 75

PR Progression

Career best lifts over time from competition data

Date Meet Squat Bench Deadlift Total
1995-04-29 Townsville Championships 215 kg 135 kg 220 kg 570 kg
1995-08-22 South Pacific Games - - - 577.5 kg
1996-01-01 PNG Championships 230 kg 155 kg 235 kg 620 kg

's best total of 620kg places him above the 96th percentile of all 75kg Raw lifters ever recorded (84,253 entries).

Competition History

5 entries
Details Date Meet Federation Class BW Squat Bench Deadlift Total DOTS Place
1998-01-01 North QLD Games & State Masters PA 82.5 78 kg 220 kg 142.5 kg 220 kg 582.5 kg 407.8 2
1996-06-08 Australian Juniors & Masters & South Pacific Challenge PA 75 75 kg 220 kg 137.5 kg 225 kg 582.5 kg 417.9 1
1996-01-01 PNG Championships PNGPF 75 75 kg 230 kg 155 kg 235 kg 620 kg 444.8 1
1995-08-22 South Pacific Games OceaniaPF 67.5 67.5 kg - - - 577.5 kg 445.1 2
1995-04-29 Townsville Championships PA 67.5 67.5 kg 215 kg 135 kg 220 kg 570 kg 439.3 1

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About Tony Lua

Tony Lua is competitive powerlifter who has competed in 5 sanctioned meets since 1995. Tony Lua has competed under PA, PNGPF, OceaniaPF federations.

Career best competition total: 620.0 kg with a DOTS score of 445.11. Individual lift PRs: 230.0 kg squat, 155.0 kg bench press, 235.0 kg deadlift.

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