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Enter the Arena.

Tickets are live for November and more than half have already sold. Secure yours at sbdapparel.com/sheffield

Sheffield makes its debut at the Sheffield Arena.

Tickets for Sheffield V are now available at sbdapparel.com/sheffield

Sheffield V will be at the Sheffield Arena November 21, 2026.

Tickets go live at 1pm UK time. Don’t miss out.

Sheffield V will be at the Sheffield Arena November 21, 2026.

Tickets go live at 1pm UK time. Don’t miss out.

Sheffield V will be at the Sheffield Arena November 21, 2026.

Tickets go live at 1pm UK time. Don’t miss out.

Adding 17.5kg to her best, Alba Boström totalled 582.5kg at Sheffield 2026, setting a new world record in the 63kg class.

Now returning to IPF worlds as the 63kg class leader, Boström will fight for a second open world title and a place at Sheffield V.

After breaking world records in the squat and deadlift, and securing a podium finish at Sheffield 2026, Sara Naldi will return to the world stage this June. As the top nominated 57kg lifter she will look to defend her title and to earn her place at Sheffield V.

Carola Garra returns to the world stage with the top nomination in the 69kg division, as she looks to collect a fourth classic world title and punch her ticket back to Sheffield.

Tiffany Chapon raised the bar for the 47kg class at Sheffield 2026, taking the title with a 451.5kg total.

She returns to the world stage in five weeks. She will look to reclaim the world title for France and earn her way to Sheffield for a fifth straight appearance.

“Within a year or so, I think I could take it all.”

Ashton Rouska will make his international debut in the 120kg weight class this June, after squatting an unofficial world record of 400.5kg at US nationals and totalling 983kg - a 30kg best.

“It wouldn’t be a story without a challenge.”

After losing the 105kg battle to Keenan Lee at Sheffield in January, Anthony McNaughton totals 980kg for an unofficial world record just a month later - punching his ticket back to worlds, where he will look to defend his title and earn his way back to the Sheffield stage.

“We’re punching our way back to Sheffield.”

After making history in 2023 as the inaugural men’s Sheffield champion, Jesus Olivares is focused on earning his way back to the competition as it moves to the Sheffield Arena.

At the competition’s debut Olivares set the highest total in raw powerlifting history. Can he do that again this November, and this time in front of more than 6,000 fans?

“Hard work always pays off, always.”

In her fourth appearance at Sheffield, Tiffany Chapon breaks the 47kg world record total for an 11th time, and takes home her first Sheffield title.

5.792 seconds.

Alba Boström successfully grinds out a 5kg squat best of 205kg at Sheffield 2026. The lift would set Boström up to set a world record total of 582.5kg in the 63kg division.