Nikita Kutepov — powerlifting results, records and meets · Attempt

Nikita Kutepov — powerlifting results, records and meets · Attempt

Career progression

Raw

Squat, bench, deadlift

Squat

427.5 kg best

Bench

255 kg best

Deadlift

355 kg best

Bests by class

Class	Squat	Bench	Deadlift	Total	GL	Meets
140+ kg	392.5Jul 2026	255Jul 2026	355Jul 2026	1002.5Jul 2026	105.18Jul 2026	1
No class recorded	427.5May 2026	252.5May 2026	352.5May 2026	1032.5May 2026	107.50May 2026

Best lifts

Best Squat: 427.5 kgSet at Super Cup of Titans, 20262.71× bodyweight
Best Bench

Honors & milestones

Meet Winner: Won their division at the 2025 Super Cup of Titans Qualifying Tournament.

Recent meets

11 Jul 2026Nikolai Kagansky Memorial Cup2nd1002.5 kgWRPF · 140+ kg · Raw

Place: 2nd
Total: 1002.5
DOTS: 534.69
Bodyweight: 154.7

Bench PR +2.5

Past a best of 252.5 kg.

31 May 2026Super Cup of Titans3rd1032.5 kgTotal PR +42.5SCT · Raw

Place: 3rd
Total: 1032.5
DOTS: 547.64
Bodyweight: 158

Total PR +42.5

Past a best of 990 kg.

Squat PR +27.5

Past a best of 400 kg.

Bench PR +2.5

Past a best of 250 kg.

Deadlift PR +7.5

Past a best of 345 kg.

9 / 9 attempts made

Lift	Opener	Second	Third	Best
Squat	412.5Good	417.5Good	427.5Good	427.52.71× bw
Bench	237.5Good	247.5Good	252.5Good	252.51.60× bw
Deadlift	332.5Good	342.5Good	352.5Good

Opener → best

Squat: 412.5 up to 427.5+15
Bench: 237.5 up to 252.5+15
Deadlift: 332.5 up to 352.5+20
Opener total: 982.5 up to 1032.5+50

What changed

Against Super Cup of Titans Qualifying Tournament, 30 Nov 2025.

Total: +42.5 kg
Squat: +27.5 kg
Bench: +7.5 kg
Deadlift: +7.5 kg
GL: +3.63

28 Mar 2026Start 800 Powerlifting TournamentDQ— kgWRPF · 140+ kg · Wraps

Place: DQ
Total: —
DOTS: —
Bodyweight: 156

0 / 5 attempts made · 5 missed · 4 passed

Lift	Opener	Second	Third	Best
Squat	405No lift	405No lift	405No lift	—
Bench	240No lift	Passed	Passed	—
Deadlift	342.5No lift	Passed	Passed	—

Opener → best

Squat: 405 up to —
Bench: 240 up to —
Deadlift: 342.5 up to —
Opener total: 987.5 up to —+-987.5

First full-power meet on the record — nothing to compare it against yet.