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Sheffield 2024 champion Gustav Hedlund returns to the Sheffield stage for what promises to be the heaviest 93kg battle in Sheffield history. The Swede holds the second-heaviest total ever recorded in the IPF 93kg class at 921kg, behind current world champion Will Ball, with 930kg. Joining them is Algeria’s Aimene Nouari, who added 35kg to his total between the 2025 and 2026 world championships, finishing just shy of 900kg in Lithuania. Get your tickets now at sbdapparel.com/sheffield

“10 years in the making.” Rondel Hunte will be the first Trinidadian athlete to lift at Sheffield, and has received a custom SBD singlet to represent Trinidad and Tobago on the platform. Sheffield returns November 21. Get your tickets now at sbdapparel.com/sheffield

After finishing 10th at her first Sheffield in 2025, Alba Boström came back to secure her first world title at last year’s IPF worlds. This January, at Sheffield 2026, she took 2nd, adding 25kg to the 63kg total world record. She will return to the Sheffield stage a two-time world champion and the class leader. Can she continue to push the record further at the Sheffield Arena? Get your tickets now at sbdapparel.com/sheffield

Zuzanna Mazur is the youngest athlete to ever total 600kg or more in the 76kg class. Her 602.5kg total at IPF worlds in June was a 16kg personal best, and saw the 20 year old enter an elite group of only five 76kg competitors to exceed the 600kg mark, first achieved by Karlina Tongotea in 2022. Will Mazur continue to progress, and could she threaten the world record total of 628.5kg on November 21? Get your tickets now at sbdapparel.com/sheffield

Four lifters have stood on the Sheffield podium twice. Could Kjell Bakkelund be the first to do it three times on November 21? Get your tickets now at sbdapparel.com/sheffield

Does 1,000kg at 105kg finally fall at Sheffield V? Get your tickets now at sbdapparel.com/sheffield

Sheffield moves to the Sheffield Arena on November 21. Get your tickets now at sbdapparel.com/sheffield

In his domain. Can Will Ball hit the jackpot at SHF V? Get your tickets now at sbdapparel.com/sheffield

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The apex predator of powerlifting returns to Sheffield. Jesus Olivares just missed the Sheffield qualification mark at last year’s world championships. Earning his sixth consecutive world title, Olivares spoke the automatic invitation into existence in June, and will be returning to Sheffield this November. With all eyes on the super heavyweight class as we head into 2027, can the Sheffield 2023 champion make a statement once again? Get your tickets now at sbdapparel.com/sheffield

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Your top 10 Sheffield moments. What moment from the last four Sheffields were your favourite? A new era for the competition starts at the Sheffield Arena. Get your tickets now at sbdapparel.com/sheffield

Jackpot 🎰‼️ Will Ball returns to the platform November 21 at the Sheffield Arena, where he’ll compete in front of 6,000 fans. After bringing this energy on the world stage, what can we expect when he’s in front of thousands? Get your tickets now at sbdapparel.com/sheffield

Bring on year one. Megan-Li Smith, Will Ball, Cranon Worford, Rondel Hunte, Mike Slabic, Aimene Nouari, Zuzanna Mazur, and Amélie Picher-Plante will be making their first appearance at Sheffield this November. Get your tickets now at sbdapparel.com/sheffield

First breaking the 47kg world record total in 2022, Tiffany Chapon has added a total of 45.5kg to that record since she began in the sport, now totaling close to 9.7x bodyweight. Next, she aims to become the first woman to total 10x bodyweight in just knee sleeves. The 2026 champion returns to the Sheffield stage this November. Get your tickets now at sbdapparel.com/sheffield

Jesus Olivares returns to the Sheffield platform on November 21. Setting a 478kg world record squat at Sheffield 2024, and then hitting an unofficial record of 478.5kg at SBD Austin last November, what number could he squat at the Sheffield Arena? Get your tickets now at sbdapparel.com/sheffield

Can the returning champion go back-to-back? Factually, he could. Rondel Hunte enters Sheffield V holding the 120kg world record at 1,000kg. If he matches his personal best of 1,045kg, that’s a 4.5% increase. In order for Austin Perkins to beat Hunte, he would need a total of at least 932kg. But one missed lift from Hunte - who will be taking considerably larger jumps in attempts, could be all Perkins needs. Can Perkins apply enough pressure and push Hunte to his limits?

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The moment Ade Omisakin secured his first open world title. Omisakin returns to the platform with a home-field advantage on November 21 as Sheffield moves to the Sheffield arena. Get your tickets now at sbdapparel.com/sheffield

Jesus Olivares is your 120+kg world champion. 460kg Squat 257.5kg Bench Press 377.5kg Deadlift Olivares secures a victory at IPF Classic Open Worlds in Druskininkai, Lithuania with a 1,095kg total, bringing home the fifth gold medal for the USA.

Aquinn Onuoha deadlifts a world record with 292.5kg in the 84+kg class at the 2026 IPF Classic Open Worlds in Druskininkai, Lithuania.

Ziana Azariah is your 84kg world champion. 227.5kg Squat 122.5kg Bench Press 270kg Deadlift Azariah secures a victory at IPF Classic Open Worlds in Druskininkai, Lithuania with a 620kg total, bringing home the third gold medal for Great Britain.

Rondel Hunte is your 120kg world champion. 370kg Squat 260kg Bench Press 370kg Deadlift Hunte secures a victory at IPF Classic Open Worlds in Druskininkai, Lithuania with a 1,000kg total, bringing home the first gold medal for Trinidad and Tobago.

Ziana Azariah deadlifts a world record with 270kg in the 84kg class at the 2026 IPF Classic Open Worlds in Druskininkai, Lithuania.

Ashton Rouska squats a world record with 393kg in the 120kg class at the 2026 IPF Classic Open Worlds in Druskininkai, Lithuania.

Behind the scenes of Ashton Rouska’s 393kg world record squat at the 2026 IPF Classic Open Worlds in Druskininkai, Lithuania.

Chisom Ezeh deadlifts a world record with 263kg in the 76kg class at the 2026 IPF Classic Open Worlds in Druskininkai, Lithuania.