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Powerlifter Shahram Saki Crushes a Massive 510-kg (1,124.4-lb) Squat With Wraps In Training 

Iranian Powerlifter Shahram Saki's massive squat is 5 kilograms (11 pounds) over the current All-Time Squat W/Wraps World Record. 
Andrew Smith

Written by Andrew Smith

Last Updated onMay 14, 2022

Shahram Saki Squat

Shahram Saki Squat - Image via @shahram_power_lor Instagram

After recently claiming the All-Time Heaviest Squat & Total in Asia, Shahram Saki is back in the training room.   Saki just achieved his most impressive strength record to date. Judging by his posts from the last few weeks and the recent feat of strength, it seems that Shahram is going after the All-Time Squat World Record. Saki is very close to accomplishing what he set out to do, having squatted a colossal 510 kilograms (1,124.4 pounds) in training. 

Granted that Shahram Saki did use knee wraps to aid him in the lift, but even as such, his recent lift is 5 kilograms (11 pounds) over the current Squat W/Wraps All-Time World Record. Daniel Bell holds the record, as he squatted 505 kilograms (1,113.3 pounds) at the 2021 WRPF Kern US Open. 

Shahram Saki’s exact bodyweight at the time of this lift is unknown, but he competes in the +120-kilogram weight class. Although Shahram’s depth in the 510-kilogram (1,124,4-pound) squat is questionable, his lift is still very impressive. According to the powerlifting standards, the hip crease has to drop down below the top surface of the leg. Judging by this, Shahram’s lift would potentially not count in a competition, but with a bit more training, there is no doubt that he could correct this. 

You can watch the lift here: 

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Related: Powerlifting Legend Daniel Bell Squat 490 kg (1080.3 lbs) (W/Wraps) And Won The 2022 WRPF Ghost Clash

Shahram Saki At A Glance 

Stepping into his early thirties, Shahram Saki seems to have just now fully focused on powerlifting. He had his first competition in 2017 and did not compete again for the next four years. In July 2021, Shahram made a comeback, and after training for the past nine months, took part in his third sanctioned powerlifting meet. 

  • 2017 WPC Amateur European Championships — First-place 
  • 2021 IranBBF International Classic Club Powerlifting Championships — First-place 
  • 2022 IranBBF National Classic Powerlifting & Bench Press Championships — First-place

As his 510-kilogram (1,124.4-pound) squat suggests, Shahram Saki has made some unfathomable progress in the past few months. So it makes sense that all of his competition PRs have come from his most recent outing. 

Shahram Saki’s Raw Competition PRs:

  • Squat: 440 kilograms (970 pounds) Iranian Record & All-Time Heaviest Raw Squat In Asia 
  • Bench Press: 235 kilograms (518.1 pounds) Iranian Record 
  • Deadlift: 350 kilograms (771.6 pounds) 
  • Total: 1,025 kilograms (2,259.7 pounds) Iranian Record & All-Time Heaviest Raw Total In Asia 

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Related: Powerlifter Phillip Herndon Crushes a 410-kg (903.9-lb) Squat With Ease

Shahram Saki has not yet revealed what his next competition will be, but he has been fully focused on the squat in the past few weeks. He could potentially only be looking to break the squat World Record, which he is very capable of. Shahram has conquered the Asian continent. Now the only thing left to do for him is to become the greatest in the world. 

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