EUROS 26 Recap

From 2 to 4 October 2026, the FinalRep EUROS 26 brought Europe’s best Streetlifters to Paris. It was the first FinalRep international championship ever held outside Germany, and there was no better place for it than France, the motherland of streetlifting. Together with our partner FNSL and an event team of 50+ volunteers from 11 different countries, we hosted the event at the Espace Jean Ferrat in Tremblay-en-France.

The top 8 athletes of each of the 12 weight classes had qualified through one of 10 qualifier competitions across Europe. Here is our look back at three days of competition.

Numbers

EUROS 26 became our biggest event so far, on site and online. 102 athletes from more than 20 nations competed, and 31 European records fell over three days.

Metric	EUROS 26	Compared to WORLDS 25
Athletes competing	102	+20%
Visitors on site	450	+66% (270)
Instagram views (1–8 Oct)	2.6m+	+73% (1.5m)
Livestream views (1–8 Oct)	93k+	+13.4% (82k)

With around 1,800 followers on the event account, we reached more than 2.6 million views. That is a view-to-follower ratio of over 1,400. On 26th October we even counted 4.4m views in the last 30 days. A huge thank you to everyone who watched, shared and cheered!

Sport Performances

Every weight class wrote its own story, from dominant wins to podiums decided by a quarter of a kilo. Here is one highlight from each class.

Female categories:

f-52: Ludivine Compain led a French one-two with 261.25 kg, 12.5 kg ahead of Agathe Casanova. Ludivine set European records in the dip (67.5 kg) and total, and Maragda Puigcerver added a muscle-up record of 22.75 kg.
f-57: Martha Lubczynskyj won with 305.75 kg and the best RIS score of all women (115.18), setting European records in the muscle-up (32 kg) and total.
f-63: The record class of the weekend: all five European records fell. Lynn Narings won with a perfect 12 out of 12 valid attempts, a 318 kg total record and a 25.25 kg muscle-up record. Gianna Webbe (dip, 87.5 kg), Meike Pohl (squat, 166.5 kg) and Katarzyna Najman (pull-up, 63.75 kg) completed the set.
f-70: The tightest race of the weekend. Only 2.5 kg separated places one to four, with Myriam Chebira taking gold at 291.25 kg. Along the way, Christina Fröhlich (muscle-up, 23.5 kg), Guilhemette Miche de Malleray (dip, 80.75 kg) and Frida Austigard Petersen (squat, 172.5 kg) set new European records.
f+70: Sarah Anyamele posted the highest women’s total of the event, 320 kg, and won by 33.75 kg.

Male Categories

m-66: All five European records went down. Walid Boulaghzalate won by 15.25 kg with a record total of 473.75 kg. Marko Stepic (muscle-up, 42.5 kg), Mateusz Koślak (pull-up, 101.25 kg), Julien Capdeville (dip, 143.5 kg) and Cyril Brau (squat, 217.5 kg) set the discipline records.
m-73: Just 3.75 kg between the top three. Jurvin Valdez won with 491.25 kg, only 1.25 kg ahead of Lionel Da Silva, whose 50 kg muscle-up was the heaviest of the event and a new European record. Alessio Ceragioli added a squat record of 245 kg.
m-80: Aubin Chevillard won clearly with a record total of 534 kg and also set the pull-up record at 109 kg. Daniël Wassenaar broke the dip record with 161.5 kg. Behind the winner, places two to four were separated by just 2.25 kg.
m-87: Lucian Stanut won with 571.25 kg. Runner-up Tony D’Agostino set a new European squat record of 302.5 kg.
m-94: Silver went to Théo Goutte-Toquet by a single quarter kilo: 570.25 kg against Kevin Amani Gogo’s 570 kg. Théo’s 190.25 kg dip was the heaviest of the event and a European record. Xavier Macias won the class with 610 kg, matching his own European total record, and set a new squat record of 302.5 kg.
m-101: Mathew Zlat delivered the performance of the weekend: 635 kg total, the highest RIS of the event (116.23) and an 83.75 kg winning margin. He set European records in the pull-up (120 kg), dip (190 kg) and total. Miguel Tirado (muscle-up, 47.5 kg) and Guido Barbarotto (squat, 295.5 kg) made it a clean sweep of all five records.
m+101: Valerio Naldi won with 540 kg. The fight for silver came down to 1.25 kg between Daniele Mariani and Maxime Humily.

31 European records fell in 10 of the 12 weight classes. In f-63, m-66 and m-101, every single record was rewritten: all four disciplines plus the total. The updated European record list can be found on our Records Website: FinalRep Records Page

Full results are available in the FinalRep app: app.final-rep.com

Doping Testing

The EUROS 26 was a Doping tested competition. The overall testing structure includes in-competition and out-of-competition testing. To us, clean sport is an important aspect of a fair competition, and therefore we are committed to doing it right. This also includes to maintain a certain level of confidentiality when it comes to concrete numbers of tests, athletes and results.

However, to provide everyone more transparency on that topic, we will include an encompassing chapter or a separate blog article at the annual recap post.

Impressions and Atmosphere

450 visitors filled the Espace Jean Ferrat over three days and turned every heavy attempt into a moment. If you want to relive the weekend, here is a summary of the main content of it:

Event Aftermovie

Documentary by Calisthenics Worldwide / Streetlifting.com

Livestream Playlist

Wiedergabeliste

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