2023 Siberian Power Show Results — Dmitrii Skosyrskii Victorious

On the same weekend where Ukrainian Pavlo Kordiyaka ascended the podium at the 2023 Europe’s Strongest Man (ESM) contest at the First Direct Arena in Leeds, England, the 2023 Siberian Power Show featured 11 strongmen in Krasnoyarsk, Russia.

Two Russians shared the top two spots on the podium, with Dmitrii Skosyrskii claiming the gold over fellow countryman David Shamey by 1.5 points. Iran’s Peiman Maheripourehir claimed the bronze, 2.5 points behind Shamey. The final standings are below:

2023 Siberian Power Show Results

1. Dmitrii Skosyrskii (Russia) — 58 points
2. David Shamey (Russia) — 48.5 points
3. Peiman Maheripourehir (Iran) — 46 points
4. Vladimir Bulgakov (Russia) — 38 points
5. Reza Gheitasi (Iran) — 36.5 points
6. Wesley Claborn (USA) — 31 points
7. Aurélien Le Jeune (France) — 29.5 points
8. Petr Bukhonov (Russia) — 28.5 points
9. Ramil Ramazanov (Russia) — 26 points
10. Valery Savin (Russia) — 25.5 points
11. Alexander Kuzmin (Russia) — 12.5 points

The contest featured six events over two days, including a Max Deadlift, a Frame Carry, a Loading Race, a Hercules Hold, a Cyr Dumbbells, and a Max Atlas Stone.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The scores below are courtesy of Strongman Archives.

Max Deadlift

In the deadlift, it should be no surprise that Maheripouehir trounced the competition. The Iranian has the third-heaviest deadlift ever on camera. He is on the shortlist of athletes who could legitimately challenge the heaviest deadlift ever of 501 kilograms pulled by 2018 World’s Strongest Man (WSM) Hafthor Björnsson.

1. Peiman Maheripourehir — 435 kilograms
2. Dmitrii Skosyrskii — 430 kilograms
3. Wesley Claborn — 420 kilograms
4. Vladimir Bulgakov — 410 kilograms
5. David Shamey — 380 kilograms
6. Aurélien Le Jeune — 370 kilograms
7. Reza Gheitasi — 360 kilograms (T-seventh)
8. Alexander Kuzmin — 360 kilograms (T-seventh)
9. Petr Bukhonov — 350 kilograms (T-ninth)
10. Ramil Ramazanov — 350 kilograms (T-ninth)
11. Valery Savin — 340 kilograms

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Frame Carry

The Frame Carry featured a 408-kilogram frame. 

1. Peiman Maheripourehir — less than 14.5 seconds
2. Dmitrii Skosyrskii — 14.50 seconds
3. Vladimir Bulgakov — 15 seconds
4. David Shamey — 16.72 seconds
5. Ramil Ramazanov — 20.50 seconds
6. Petr Bukhonov — 26.56 seconds
7. Aurélien Le Jeune — 30.09 seconds
8. Wesley Claborn — 51.38 seconds
9. Reza Gheitasi — 19 meters
10. Valery Savin — 17.7 meters
11. Alexander Kuzmin — 11.2 meters

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Loading Race

The Loading Race was comprised of 120, 150, and 180-kilogram sacks.

1. David Shamey — three in less than 39.48 seconds
2. Peiman Maheripourehir — three in 39.48 seconds
3. Reza Gheitasi — three in 61.84 seconds
4. Dmitrii Skosyrskii — two in 22.11 seconds
5. Petr Bukhonov — two in 24.10 seconds
6. Wesley Claborn — two in 25.23 seconds
7. Vladimir Bulgakov — two in 29.92 seconds
8. Valery Savin — two in 34.98 seconds
9. Aurélien Le Jeune — two in 35.79 seconds
10. Ramil Ramazanov — two in 46.75 seconds
11. Alexander Kuzmin — two in 49.38 seconds

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1. Dmitrii Skosyrskii — 40.97 seconds
2. Vladimir Bulgakov — 39.25 seconds
3. Reza Gheitasi — 35.53 seconds
4. Valery Savin — 32.56 seconds
5. Aurélien Le Jeune — 31.85 seconds
6. Alexander Kuzmin — 31.16 seconds
7. David Shamey — 29.38 seconds
8. Peiman Maheripourehir — 25.78 seconds
9. Petr Bukhonov — 24.47 seconds
10. Ramil Ramazanov — 24.00 seconds
11. Wesley Claborn — 20.00 seconds

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Cyr Dumbbell

The Cyr Dumbbell event included three dumbbells weighing 110, 130, and 146 kilograms. Half the roster was unable to lift the first dumbbell and therefore scored zero points in the event.

1. Dmitrii Skosyrskii
2. David Shamey
3. Ramil Ramazanov
4. Wesley Claborn
5. Petr Bukhonov
6. Valery Savin
7. Vladimir Bulgakov — no lift
8. Reza Gheitasi — no lift
9. Aurélien Le Jeune — no lift
10. Alexander Kuzmin — no lift
11. Peiman Maheripourehir — no lift

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Max Atlas Stone

Only scores for the top there placings were listed. However, Kuzmin was tabulated for zero points for failing to secure a lift.

1. Reza Gheitasi — 250 kilograms
2. Peiman Maheripourehir — 236 kilograms
3. Dmitrii Skosyrskii — 220 kilograms (T-third)
4. Aurélien Le Jeune — 220 kilograms (T-third)
5. David Shamey
6. Vladimir Bulgakov
7. Ramil Ramazanov 
8. Wesley Claborn (T-eighth)
9. Petr Bukhonov (T-eighth)
10. Valery Savin (T-eighth)
11. Alexander Kuzmin — no lift

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