
Athlete
Teddy Riner
French judoka, multiple Olympic and world heavyweight champion
4 sourced records. Each exercise has a top recorded mark and its evidence. Check the date, age, effort and method before you compare.
Teddy Riner bench press
Teddy Riner's recorded bench press is 230 kg. Source date: 2017-08-21. The effort is unknown. The source at booska-p.com gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.
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Preparing for 2017 judo world championships; heavyweight over 100 kg
Source quote and limits
“Teddy Riner pousse 230 kilos au développé couché”
Date uses the August 21, 2017 post timestamp reproduced in this August 22 report. The exact filming day and reps are not stated. The article reports 131 kg bodyweight and a successful 230 kg bench during preparation for Budapest. It does not call the lift a maximum. L’Équipe independently reported the same lift on August 21: https://www.lequipe.fr/Judo/Actualites/Teddy-riner-souleve-230-kilos-au-developpe-couche/827434 (opened in web; direct checker and reader returned 403).
2020
- Bench press180 kg
Quote and details
“Teddy Riner – 180 kilos au développé-couché”
2017
- Bench press230 kg
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“Teddy Riner pousse 230 kilos au développé couché”
2011
- Bench press160 kg
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“His current record (summer 2011) is 160 kg, both for the pull and the bench press.”
Teddy Riner Muscle snatch
Teddy Riner's recorded Muscle snatch is 100 kg. Performance date: 2019. Age at the time: 29–30. This was a working set. The source at wodnews.com gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.
Two-time Olympic individual judo champion; over 100 kg class
Source quote and limits
“un muscle snatch à 100 kg en début d’année 2019”
The article explicitly dates the lift to early 2019. Only the year is stored. The article was published January 9, 2019. Reps and bodyweight are not given. This is a muscle-snatch variation.
2019
- Muscle snatch100 kg
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“un muscle snatch à 100 kg en début d’année 2019”
Photo: Georges Biard, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Cropped.