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Artem Savelyev

Russia Male Elite

Vital Statistics

Artem Savelyev is a Russia powerlifter with a best competition total of 875.0 kg and a best DOTS of 560.37.

Best total
875 kg
Best DOTS
560.37
Competition context
110 kg class, WPC, Multi-ply
Meet count
14 sanctioned meets
Records held
1
Best Squat
350 kg
Best Bench
200 kg
Best Deadlift
325 kg
Best Total
875 kg
Best DOTS
560.37
Best Wilks
557.48
Meet Count
14
Years Active
8+

Career Details

Personal Records

Lift Weight Bodyweight Meet Date Weight Class
Squat 350 kg 109.7 kg Eastern European Championships 2010-03-16 110
Bench Press 200 kg 109.7 kg Eastern European Championships 2010-03-16 110
Deadlift 325 kg 109.7 kg Eastern European Championships 2010-03-16 110
Total 875 kg 109.7 kg Eastern European Championships 2010-03-16 110

PR Progression

Career best lifts over time from competition data

Date Meet Squat Bench Deadlift Total
2009-05-01 Moscow Powerlifting and Bench Press Cup 260 kg - - 260 kg
2009-10-02 Golden Tiger 350 kg 200 kg 315 kg 865 kg
2010-03-16 Eastern European Championships 350 kg 200 kg 325 kg 875 kg

Artem Savelyev's best total of 875kg places him above the 99th percentile of all 110kg Raw lifters ever recorded (80,860 entries).

Competition History

16 entries
Details Date Meet Federation Class BW Squat Bench Deadlift Total DOTS Place
2017-12-16 Mogilev Oblast Powerlifting Championships BelPF 74 73 kg 325 kg 167.5 kg 275 kg 767.5 kg 560.4 1
2017-09-23 Belarus Powerlifting Championships BelPF 66 65.5 kg 270 kg 145 kg 260.5 kg 675.5 kg 532.3 1
2016-08-19 Belarus Cup BelPF 66 65.9 kg - 130 kg - 130 kg 102.0 1
2016-08-19 Belarus Cup BelPF 66 65.9 kg 235 kg 130 kg 230 kg 595 kg 466.7 1
2015-12-14 Belarus Bench Press Cup BelPF 59 58.6 kg - 100 kg - 100 kg 86.1 2
2015-12-14 Belarus Powerlifting Cup BelPF 59 58.6 kg 175 kg 100 kg 205 kg 480 kg 413.2 1
2015-06-27 Belarus Powerlifting Championships BelPF 59 57.6 kg 185 kg 95 kg 190 kg 470 kg 410.5 1
2011-05-26 Moscow Regional Cup WPC-RUS 110 109.4 kg - - - - - DQ
2011-05-03 Belarus Students' Games BelPF 100 100 kg - 110 kg - 110 kg 67.7 13
2011-05-03 Belarus Students' Games BelPF 100+ 100.1 kg 200 kg 110 kg 160 kg 470 kg 289.2 9
2011-02-24 Moscow Powerlifting and Bench Press Championships WPC-RUS 125 111.1 kg 300 kg 192.5 kg 320 kg 812.5 kg 479.4 1
2010-03-16 Eastern European Championships WPC 110 109.7 kg 350 kg 200 kg 325 kg 875 kg 518.8 2
2010-02-04 Moscow Powerliftng and Bench PressChampionships WPC-RUS 110 110 kg - - - - - DQ
2009-10-16 PROdvizhenie Powerlifting and Bench Press Meet WPC-RUS 110 106 kg - - - - - DQ
2009-10-02 Golden Tiger WPC-RUS 110 107.6 kg 350 kg 200 kg 315 kg 865 kg 516.7 1
2009-05-01 Moscow Powerlifting and Bench Press Cup WPC-RUS 110 101.3 kg 260 kg - - 260 kg 159.2 2

Records Held

325 kg
Squat · 74 kg · Single-ply
2017-12-16

Strength Fingerprint

How Artem Savelyev's lifts compare with every competition lifter in the same equipment class

Squat
99th
Elite
Bench Press
90th
Advanced
Deadlift
95th
Elite
Total
99th
Elite

Lift Balance

Share of the total from each lift, against the average male raw lifter

Squat 40.0% avg 35.3%
Bench 22.9% avg 23.5%
Deadlift 37.1% avg 41.2%

population average

Squat-dominant profile

Squat makes up 40.0% of Artem Savelyev's total; the average male raw lifter's squat contributes 35.3%.

Career Stage

110kg Raw lifters

Artem Savelyev, 20

At 20, Artem Savelyev was at the statistical peak age for this cohort (20).

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About Artem Savelyev

Artem Savelyev is competitive powerlifter who has competed in 14 sanctioned meets since 2009. Artem Savelyev has competed under BelPF, WPC-RUS, WPC federations.

Career best competition total: 875.0 kg with a DOTS score of 560.37. Individual lift PRs: 350.0 kg squat, 200.0 kg bench press, 325.0 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.