2025 IPF World Bench Press Championships Results

The 2025 International Powerlifting Federation (IPF) World Classic and Equipped Bench Press Championships took place in Drammen, Norway, from May 17-25, 2025. The competition featured raw and equipped powerlifting for each IPF weight class in men’s and women’s divisions.

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2025 IPF World Bench Press Championships Results

Below are the results for the top five in each division contested in Drammen, with weights listed in kilograms:

Men’s Classic Results

59KG

1. Fredrik Eskil Myrvang — 165 (bodyweight 56.22)
2. Jaba Sepiahvili — 165 (bodyweight 58.35)
3. Kensuke Izumi — 150
4. Gaute Lynghamar Ronaes — 132.5

66KG

1. Abdulkarim Karaman — 190
2. Tatsuya Kawashima — 185
3. Tsotne Bezhashvili — 180
4. Jalen Nelson — 165
5. Antonio Lores Sanchez — 162.5

74KG

1. Kosei Yokoyama — 226
2. Azat Salmen — 200
3. Martin Madsen — 190
4. Derek Logrande — 187.5
5. Mathis Convers — 185

83KG

1. Ivan Chuprynko — 232.5
2. Daiki Kodama — 220
3. Jon Gruden — 210 (bodyweight 81.89)
4. Vologymyr Tsaturian — 210 (bodyweight 82.4)
5. Alexander Yemchenko — 207.5

93KG

1. Orgilbold Galdan — 227.5 (bodyweight 89)
2. Leo Ottinger — 227.5 (bodyweight 91.41)
3. Bohdan Bon — 227.5 (bodyweight 92.71)
4. Jonathan Henningsson — 225
5. Josef Eriksson — 222.5

105KG

1. Vyacheslav Tsoy — 242.5 (bodyweight 100.71)
2. Jony Tajakka — 242.5 (bodyweight 104.95)
3. Hakan Reher — 240
4. Nathan Young — 235
5. Theophile Le — 230

120KG

1. Leunard Gervalla — 263
2. Sodnompiljee Enkhbayar — 250
3. Kaden Hush — 247.5 (bodyweight 117.74)
4. Ivan Kryha — 247.5 (bodyweight 118)
5. Dimitriy Li — 242.5

+120KG

1. Farod-James Kee — 272.5
2. Shane Martin — 260 (bodyweight 132.75)
3. Markus Patschke — 260 (bodyweight 169.2)
4. Romuald Masse — 250
5. Samuel Hajnik — 242.5

Men’s Equipped Results

59KG

1. Bat-Amgalan Purevsuren — 202.5
2. Shingis Yelzhanov — 200
3. Fredrik Eskil Myrvang — 197.5

66KG

1. Abdulkarim Karaman — 245
2. Andreas Frasl — 232.5
3. Mykhailo Shablii — 180
4. Joni Niskanen — 110

74KG

1. Hiroshi Ishikawa — 280
2. Yosuke Kikuchi — 275
3. Oleg Butenko — 250
4. Vladyslav Protsenko — 225
5. Alex Fodor — 215

83KG

1. Daiki Kodama — 307.5
2. Ivan Chuprynko — 275
3. Matias Viiperi — 250
4. Ludwig Galetzka —225
5. Magnus Varpen Langleite — 215

93KG

1. Yasuki Yamashita — 325
2. Kevin Jaeger — 312.5
3. Adam Mamola — 307.5
4. Rafal Zalewski — 305
5. Mads Friche — 292.5

105KG

1. Askar Shokhanov — 340
2. Viktor Leskovets — 335
3. Tumenjargal Dashzegve — 332.5 (bodyweight 103.17)
4. Bhaskar Shah — 332.5 (bodyweight 104.23)
5. Oliver Dahlkvist — 292.5

120KG

1. Ilya Maslov — 355
2. Chimidtseren Bataa — 352.5
3. Ralf Male — 342.5
4. Markus Ahonen — 335
5. Jessie Badeaux — 330

+120KG

1. Rasmus Mirblom — 362.5
2. Shane Martin — 360
3. Dimitry Li — 330
4. Jaan Lahe — 290
5. Craig Coggle — 270

Women’s Classic Results

47KG

1. Emelie Aslund — 92.5
2. Kotchaphan Mai-On — 77.5
3. Sakar Hamawandi — 75
4. Mari Beglarashvili — 70 (bodyweight 44.71)
5. Gigi Nicolson — 70 (bodyweight 46.73)

52KG

1. Jamie Fisher — 107.5
2. Sachiko Iwamoto — 102.5
3. Johanna Kuronen — 92.5
4. Lola Trempe — 87.5 (bodyweight 51.47)
5. Miyabi Kikuchi — 87.5 (bodyweight 51.76)

57KG

1. Monica da La Torre — 110
2. Jenni Henriksson — 107.5 (bodyweight 55.17)
3. Hanna Buturlym — 107.5 (bodyweight 56.51)
4. Alison Huet — 107.5 (bodyweight 56.64)
5. Krisztina Nagypal — 105

63KG

1. Fanni Savela — 122.5
2. Clara Isabelle Haeberer — 117.5
3. Sophie Desroches — 115 (bodyweight 61.49)
4. Elin Kolding — 115 (bodyweight 61.65)
5. Elise Rosenborg — 115 (bodyweight 61.69)

69KG

1. Marte Kjenner — 135
2. Aletta Rozsnyai Kovacs — 132.5
3. Matilda Vilmar — 125
4. Kathrine Forsberg — 122.5
5. Llio Godfrey-Flower — 120

76KG

1. Laura Mautalen — 147.5
2. Chelsea Savit — 135
3. Vilma Olsson — 122.5
4. Micaela Odling — 120
5. Maria Letnes — 110

84KG

1. Michelle Robbins — 140
2. Mira Lahtinen — 132.5
3. Snita Camilla Bratland — 127.5
4. Lelja Strik — 122.5
5. Ankie Timmers — 117.5

+84KG

1. Matilda Hjalle — 155 (bodyweight 108.63)
2. Johanna Laitinen — 155 (bodyweight 112.2)
3. Hildeborg Hugdal — 135
4. Lea Schreiner — 115
5. Sylvie Dube-Forslund — 110

Women’s Equipped Results

47KG

1. Aya Fukuda — 117.5
2. Okasna Motrunchyk — 110
3. Karina Simoniants — 97.5
4. Agnieszka Zimmermann — 92.5 (bodyweight 46.7)
5. Assiya Orazbekova — 92.5 (bodyweight 46.89)

52KG

1. Tetiana Shchavinska — 135
2. Miyabi Kikuchi — 132.5
3. Marcela Sandvik — 120
4. Amila Dissanayake — 117.5

57KG

1. Ellie Steel — 145
2. Hanna Buturlym — 142.5 (bodyweight 55.75)
3. Blanka Bartonkova — 142.5 (bodyweight 56.16)
4. Akane Ishibashi — 140
5. Kayla Casey — 130

63KG

1. Elise Rosenborg — 160
2. Hilde Haugen Mikkelsen — 150
3. Emma Tigerberg — 132.5
4. Maria Karjalainen — 130
5. Orkhontuul Ochirbat — 125

69KG

1. Matilda Vilmar — 190
2. Marthe Tjelta — 160
3. Ingvild Hansen — 152.5
4. Namiko Sakata — 150
5. Veronika Bordiuh — 135

76KG

1. Agnes Rudin — 170
2. Linda Kristensen — 165
3. Rachel Steedman — 162.5
4. Juliane Slettnes — 160
5. Daria Launiczak — 155

84KG

1. Ankie Timmers — 197.5
2. Airi Sakaguchi — 180
3. Sofia Kamlund — 155
4. Emily Badeaux — 140
5. Kayla Livingston — 110

+84KG

1. Katrina Sweatman — 240.5
2. Hildeborg Hugdal — 232.5
3. Maria Kamp Jensen — 215
4. Matilda Hjalle — 197.5
5. Katie Fischer — 150

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