Tiffany Chapon (47KG) Sets IPF Raw Squat, Bench Press, & Total World Records

Chapon’s trio of world records was only strong enough for 10th place in Sheffield.

Last updated on February 12th, 2024

The 2024 Sheffield Powerlifting Championships occurred on Feb. 10, 2024, in Sheffield, England, and it was a monumental day for powerlifting history. A plethora of raw world records were toppled across multiple weight classes in both the men’s and women’s divisions.

Among them was a blazing performance by 47-kilogram powerlifter Tiffany Chapon of France. Chapon scored International Powerlifting Federation (IPF) raw world records in the squat, bench press, and total. Below is her full performance:

2024 Sheffield Championships Results — Tiffany Chapon, 47KG

Chapon weighed in officially at 46.7 kilograms. All the weights listed below are in kilograms:

• Squat
  • 155
  • 161.5 — IPF Raw World Record
  • 162.5
• Bench Press
  • 95
  • 100 — IPF Raw World Record
  • 101
• Deadlift
• Total — 431.5 — IPF Raw World Record

[Related: Jesus Olivares (+120KG) Sets All-Time Raw Squat World Record of 478KG at Sheffield 2024]

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The 2024 Sheffield is a unique invitational meet where athletes qualified by scoring 95 percent of their respective weight classes’ total world records. Unlike typical meets where athletes compete against only athletes in their weight class, the Sheffield scores athletes across all weight categories based on the percentage total of their class’s total world record.

That means that although Chapon secured a brilliant performance comprised of three world records, including the all-time total world record in the 47-kilogram class — 100.7 percent of the total world record entering the contest — it was only sufficient for 10th place overall.

2024 Sheffield Championships Results

Below are the final standings from the 2024 Sheffield contest:

Women

1. Agata Sitko (69KG): 600KG, 109.3%
2. Prescillia Bavoil (69KG): 585KG, 106.6%
3. Carola Garra (69KG): 582.5KG, 106.1%
4. Evie Corrigan (52KG): 481KG, 103.2%
5. Brittany Schlater (84+KG): 710KG, 102.4%
6. Sonita Kyen Muluh (84+KG): 708KG, 102.1%
7. Karlina Tongotea (76KG): 610.5KG, 101.8%
8. Jade Jacob (57KG): 519.5KG, 101.4%
9. Natalie Richards (57KG): 516.5KG, 100.8%
10. Tiffany Chapon (47KG): 431.5KG, 100.7%
11. Amanda Lawrence (84KG): 647KG, 100.3%
12. Noemie Allabert (52KG): 447.5KG, 97.3%

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Men

1. Gustav Hedlund (93KG): 895KG, 100.8% 
2. Jonathan Cayco (93KG): 890.5KG, 100.6%
3. Delaney Wallace (83KG): 842.5KG, 100.2%
4. Gavin Adin (93KG): 887KG, 99.9%
5. Panagiotis Tarinidis (66KG): 702.5KG, 98.9%
6. Timothy Monigatti (74KG): 789.5KG, 98.7%
7. Carlos Petterson-Grifith (93KG): 875KG, 98.5%
8. Anatolii Novopismennyi (105KG): 925.5KG, 98.5%
9. Carl Johansson (74KG): 785.5KG, 98.2%
10. Kyota Ushiyama (66KG): 690KG, 97.1%
11. Jesus Olivares (120+KG): 1,152.5KG, 96.6%
12. Tony Cliffe (120KG): 925KG, 94.5% 

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