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A tight battle in the 105 kg class ended by only 2.5 kg, delivering a dramatic silver for Ukraine and signaling strong prospects for the season ahead.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
The European Classic Powerlifting Championship is under way in St. Julian\u2019s, Malta.<\/p>\n
The silver medal at the continental championship was won by Ukrainian athlete Anatoliy Novopysmennyi, known for world records and numerous world titles as a world champion, in the 105 kg weight category.<\/p>\n
According to the official site powerlifting.sport, Novopysmennyi posted a combined total of 932.5 kg, with the breakdown: squat \u2013 365 kg, bench press \u2013 232.5 kg, deadlift \u2013 335 kg.<\/p>\n
The gold medalist in this category was Emil Norling from Sweden with a total of 935 kg (340 kg squat, 220 kg bench press, 375 kg deadlift).<\/p>\n
Bronze went to Regina Stergakisa from Denmark \u2013 915 kg in the total (315 kg squat, 225 kg bench press, 375 kg deadlift).<\/p>\n
The European Powerlifting Championship in Malta will run until March 22.<\/p>\n
They also report that the 2026 World Powerlifting Championship is scheduled for November 13\u201321 in Dubai (UAE).<\/p>\n
Overall, the tournament demonstrates strong competition in the 105 kg category, and Ukraine confirms its interest in strength disciplines at the European level.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n