Latest IPF results, newest first, each linked to its event and athletes.
Results appear here after each event.
Latest results from every IPF event
| Event | Latest edition | Date | Headline result | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IPF World Classic Championships | 2026 IPF World Classic Powerlifting Championships | June 2026 | Austin Perkins — Top men's lifter by DOTS (649.15) | Results |
| IPF World Equipped Championships | 2025 IPF World Open Equipped Championships (2026: Nov 9–15, Istanbul) | November 2025 | 38 — World records set (2025) | Results |
How we report results
Each results page lists every match or bout from the most recent edition, with methods, times or scores where they are available, followed by our analysis of what the results mean. Title changes are marked “new champion”. Every page lists its sources and the date it was verified.
Coverage led by Robert Wilson, Strength Sports Editor. Fact-checked by John Miller, Editor-in-Chief.
Result summaries
2026 IPF World Classic Powerlifting Championships
The 2026 IPF World Classic Championships in Druskininkai, Lithuania, crowned 16 open champions, and the US had a strong meet: Austin Perkins was the best male lifter on DOTS for the second year running, and Cranon Worford won her first world title at 76 kg with a World Open squat record of 238 kg on her way to a 625.5 kg total. Full results →
2025 IPF World Open Equipped Championships (2026: Nov 9–15, Istanbul)
The IPF World Open Equipped Championships are the world title meet for lifters who use supportive suits and bench shirts. The 2025 edition in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, produced 38 world records from around 200 athletes, and included 21 Special Olympics athletes — the most ever at an IPF championship of its kind. Full results →