2023 World Para Powerlifting Championships
The 2023 World Para Powerlifting Championships (WPPO Senior and Junior World Championships) was a powerlifting competition for athletes with a disability. It was held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates from 22 to 30 August.[1] The tournament was one of the compulsory tournaments to qualify for the 2024 Summer Paralympics in Paris, France.[2] MedalistsFor first time medal awarded in total lifts. Senior[3] Junior[4] Seniors Best LiftMen
Women
Seniors Total LiftMen
Women
Team Events
Group A CHN · UKR · CHI 1 Group B IRQ · LBA · KSA 1 Group C FRA · CUB · UZB · KSA 2 Group D COL 1 · COL 2 · CHI 2 · AUS
Group A UKR · MEX 2 · LBA · CHI - UZB Group B BRA · CHN · THA · COL · MEX 1
Group A IRQ · COL 2 · AZE · AUS · CHI 1 · JOR Group B ESP · MEX · LBA · TKM · THA · CIV Group C FRA · UZB 2 · CUB · GBR · KOR Group D COL 1 UKR · CHI 2 · CHN · UZB 1 · KAZ Rookie (14-17)Best LiftTotal LiftNext Gen (18-20)Best LiftTotal LiftLegend (+45)Best LiftTotal LiftMedal tableRookie / Next Gen[7] Elite (One Bronze of United Kingdom replaced by Turkey)[8] Legend[9] Seniors (Best Lift)
Seniors (Total Lift)
Seniors (Overall = Best + Total)
Team EventsRookie (14-17) (Best)
Rookie (14-17) (Total)Rookie (14-17) (Overall)Next Gen (18-20) (Best)
Next Gen (18-20) (Total)Next Gen (18-20) (Overall)Legend (+45) (Best)Legend (+45) (Total)Legend (+45) (Overall = Best + Total)Participating nationsBecause of 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, lifters from Russia and Belarus were banned. Seniors and Legends471 from 78 nations: STATISTICS by BW Categories BW Cat. Total Men's Up to 49 kg 34 Men's Up to 54 kg 29 Men's Up to 59 kg 26 Men's Up to 65 kg 26 Men's Up to 72 kg 36 Men's Up to 80 kg 28 Men's Up to 88 kg 27 Men's Up to 97 kg 20 Men's Up to 107 kg 24 Men's Over 107 kg 21 Women's Up to 41 kg 16 Women's Up to 45 kg 18 Women's Up to 50 kg 20 Women's Up to 55 kg 30 Women's Up to 61 kg 23 Women's Up to 67 kg 16 Women's Up to 73 kg 24 Women's Up to 79 kg 15 Women's Up to 86 kg 19 Women's Over 86 kg 19 Number of athletes 471
Juniors (Rookie & Next Gen)58 from 27 nations:
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