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Home » Powerlifting News » Alisha Luna (52KG) Raw Deadlifts an All-Time World Record of 210.5 Kilograms at the 2024 WRPF Ghost Clash 3

Alisha Luna (52KG) Raw Deadlifts an All-Time World Record of 210.5 Kilograms at the 2024 WRPF Ghost Clash 3

Luna chipped her all-time world record by a half-kilogram.

Written by Jo Whiteley
Last updated on April 3rd, 2025

Lightweight powerlifter Alisha Luna competed on April 7, 2024, at the World Raw Powerlifting Federation (WRPF) Ghost Clash 3 in Miami, Florida. She had the day of her life on the platform, setting personal records in squat, bench press, deadlift, and total.

Luna entered the contest as the deadlift all-time world record (ATWR) holder in the 52KG class. She set it at 210 kilograms at the WRPF National Championships in September 2023. Luna chipped her ATWR to 210.5 kilograms on her second attempt in Miami. Check out Luna’s meet recap post, courtesy of her Instagram page:

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A post shared by Alisha Luna (@a_l_u_n_a)

Luna lifted in the “raw with wraps” division, which allows knee wraps, as opposed to “raw” which only allows the use of knee sleeves. She hit all three squats and ended with a five-kilogram competition personal best at 190 kilograms. It was a smooth and comfortable lift, suggesting more progression in the near future.

In the 52KG class, only Stefi Cohen has squatted more at 202.5 kilograms. It will be compelling to see if Luna can approach that number in the next year or so.

Luna continued her perfect run through bench press, hitting 102.5 kilograms — a 2.5-kilogram personal best. This looked like a well-chosen third attempt and close to her strength limit.

Deadlifts are where Luna really excels, and this contest was no exception. With only the assistance provided by a lifting belt, Luna set up in a conventional stance and took the barbell in a mixed grip. The weight broke the floor easily but required effort to pull back into full lockout.

For her final lift, Luna attempted 218 kilograms. This would have given her a 510.5 kilogram total — enough to beat the ATWR total set by Cohen at Cohen’s most recent meet in 2020. Unfortunately, the weight didn’t get far off the floor. Still, Luna is now the second-ranked 52KG lifter on total and seems to be rapidly moving towards the top spot.

2024 WRPF Ghost Clash 3 — Alisha Luna (USA), 52KG

  • Squat
    • 170 kilograms
    • 172.5 kilograms
    • 190 kilograms
  • Bench Press
    • 87.5 kilograms
    • 95 kilograms
    • 102.5 kilograms
  • Deadlift
    • 197.5 kilograms
    • 210.5 kilograms — All-Time World Record
    • 218 kilograms
  • Total — 503 kilograms

It’s unclear where Luna will go next, but she seems en route to unseating Stefi Cohen from the 52KG top spot that Cohen has occupied for so long. If you missed the 2024 WRPF Ghost Clash 3, watch it on WRPF’s YouTube Channel.

Editor’s note: BarBend is the Official Media Partner of the WRPF. The two organizations maintain editorial independence unless otherwise noted on specific content projects.

Featured image: @a_l_u_n_a on Instagram

About Jo Whiteley

Six-time IPF masters world champion, Jo lifts both raw and equipped. She holds European, Commonwealth, and British records, but is still looking for her first world record. She is one of the IPF’s lead commentators and is passionate about talking and writing about powerlifting. She is also a core member of the OpenPowerlifting data project, attempting to archive the entire world of powerlifting. She lives in the Peak District, UK, with husband and cats.

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