Sonita Muluh (+84KG) Crushes a 318-kg (701.1-lb) Raw Squat Unofficial All-Time World Record

Sonita Muluh is preparing to put on her best yet performance in a few months time.

Vedad Tabakovic
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Vedad Tabakovic
Vedad is a journalist specializing in strength sports, with three years of experience covering powerlifting, Olympic weightlifting, strongman, armwrestling and bodybuilding. He is a lifelong fitness...
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Sonita Muluh Lands Unofficial Atwr
Sonita Muluh Lands Unofficial ATWR - Image credit @sonita_ml Instagram

Sonita Muluh made a name for herself as the greatest ever women’s powerlifter in the squat event, often crushing the spirits of her rivals. Well, it doesn’t seem like her domination will stop any time soon, as she recently secured a new personal record in training. The squat came out to 318 kilograms (701.1 pounds), meaning that Sonita ended up with an Unofficial All-Time World Record.

Sonita Muluh’s training session was filled with humongous lifts, proved by her final warm-up of 300 kilograms (661.4 pounds). Namely, no other woman has ever squatted this much weight raw, but Sonita is making easy work of it.

After completing her warm up, Sonita Muluh loaded 318 kilograms (701.1 pounds) onto the barbell. This was 13 kilograms (28.7 pounds) more than what she ever squatted in training, showing how much improvement she has made. Despite the massive jump, Sonita easily locked out the lift, setting a new personal record and an Unofficial All-Time World Record.

Sonita Muluh showed amazing strength using just her knee sleeves and a lifting belt, like in raw powerlifting rules. She carried the heavy bar herself, did a big squat, and put it back on the rack all alone. Afterward, she dropped to the floor, so surprised and happy about what she did.

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*The +84KG All-Time Raw Squat World Record stands at 311 kilograms (685.6 pounds) and was set by Sonita Muluh at the 2024 IPF World Classic Powerlifting Championships.

Watch the lift here:

Related: Sonita Muluh Becomes the First Woman in History of Powerlifting to Officially Squat Over 300-kg (661.4-lb)

Sonita Muluh is currently preparing for the 2025 Sheffield Powerlifting Championships which are sanctioned by the IPF (International Powerlifting Federation). It will take place on January 26th in the United Kingdom. The meet features an insanely stacked lineup of athletes, fitting for the highest-paying powerlifting show of the year. So, Sonita plans to charge for the title and set some World Records in the process as well.

Sonita Muluh has already taken part in 19 sanctioned powerlifting competitions throughout her career and won 12 so far. Her most notable victories include the 2024 IPF World Championships and three EPF European Championships.

Sonita Muluh’s Competition PRs

*Sonita Muluh has set all of her Competition PRs at the 2024 IPF World Classic Powerlifting Championships.

  • Squat: 311 kilograms (685.6 pounds)
  • Bench Press: 152.5 kilograms (336.2 pounds)
  • Deadlift: 267.5 kilograms (589.7 pounds)
  • Total: 731 kilograms (1,611.5 pounds)

Related: Powerlifter Sonita Muluh Smokes 301-kg (663.6-lb) Raw Squat Unofficial All-Time World Record in Training

Sonita Muluh’s Powerlifting History

Sonita Muluh's Powerlifting History

Personal Bests

Equip Squat Bench Deadlift Total Dots
Raw 702.2 347.2 606.3 1,655.7 583.06

Competition Results

Details Place Fed Date Competition Division Total Dots
DQ IPF Jun 12, 2026 World Classic Powerlifting Championships Open - -
1 EPF Mar 14, 2026 European Open Classic Powerlifting Championships Open 1,554.3 545.93
4 IPF Jan 30, 2026 Sheffield Powerlifting Championships Open 1,655.7 583.06
1 KBGV Oct 24, 2025 Belgisch Kampioenschap - Championnats de Belgique - Powerlifting - Classic - Open Open 1,433.0 506.10
1 FFForce Oct 3, 2025 Girl Power Open 1,606.1 565.84
2 IPF Aug 13, 2025 World Games Super Heavy 1,603.9 567.37
2 IPF Jun 7, 2025 World Classic Powerlifting Championships Open 1,581.8 560.51
NS VGPF May 31, 2025 Kwalificatiewedstrijd 2 Open - -
1 EPF Mar 17, 2025 European Open Classic Powerlifting Championship Open 1,621.5 574.38
3 IPF Jan 25, 2025 Sheffield Powerlifting Championships Open 1,605.0 568.14
1 IPF Jun 14, 2024 World Classic Powerlifting Championships Open 1,611.6 575.88
1 EPF Mar 11, 2024 European Open Classic Powerlifting Championships Open 1,471.6 527.41
NS VGPF Feb 23, 2024 Kwalificatiewedstrijd 1 Open - -
6 IPF Feb 9, 2024 Sheffield Powerlifting Championships Open 1,560.9 560.13
1 EPF Dec 3, 2023 European Open Classic Powerlifting Championships Open 1,488.1 534.65
G FFForce Jun 30, 2023 Silent Worker Meet Prime Time 578.7 209.21
2 IPF Jun 10, 2023 World Classic Powerlifting Championships Open 1,517.9 548.66
1 KBGV Apr 7, 2023 Belgisch Kampioenschap - Championnats de Belgique - Powerlifting - Classic - Open Open 1,433.0 521.42
1 EPF Nov 24, 2022 European Classic Powerlifting Championships Open 1,457.3 532.79
1 EPF Sep 8, 2022 Western European Powerlifting Championships Open 1,391.1 521.75
1 VGPF Aug 19, 2022 Vlaams Kampioenschap - Powerlifting & Bench Press - Classic & Equipped Open 1,334.9 502.26
6 IPF Jun 5, 2022 World Classic Powerlifting Championships Open 1,295.2 491.13
1 VGPF Apr 1, 2022 Interclub 2 Open 1,218.1 470.74
1 VGPF Feb 26, 2022 Interclub 1 Open 1,047.2 409.25
5 IPF Sep 22, 2021 World Classic Powerlifting Championships Open 1,146.4 479.02
1 EPF Sep 2, 2021 Western European Powerlifting Championships Open 1,190.5 483.87
3 FFForce Jul 2, 2021 Silent Worker Meet Prime Time 1,196.0 487.83
1 VGPF Sep 25, 2020 Corona Herstart - Wedstrijd 2 Open 1,091.3 454.33
1 VGPF Feb 7, 2020 Interclub 1 Open 887.4 372.16

Data source: OpenPowerlifting. Data through July 25, 2026.

There are still two months remaining until the 2024 Sheffield Powerlifting Championships, but Sonita Muluh has already exceeded the squat World Record by a significant margin. So, it sparks the question, how much more will Sonita improve in the remaining time? One thing is certain, she will give her all to claim the gold medal.

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Vedad is a journalist specializing in strength sports, with three years of experience covering powerlifting, Olympic weightlifting, strongman, armwrestling and bodybuilding. He is a lifelong fitness enthusiast, passionate about all aspects of strength training. Vedad's in-depth knowledge of training methodologies and dedication to constant research fuel his insightful and engaging reporting. He works hard to deliver accurate content while continuously seeking to improve his craft.
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