City Cup Panama 2026 — the meet's biggest total, and the best pound-for-pound

What happened

• Alejandro Thurber posted the meet's biggest total: 705 kg (262.5 squat, 167.5 bench, 275 deadlift) at 92.8 kg bodyweight — and at 449.14 DOTS, the best pound-for-pound mark of the meet too.
• The second-best pound-for-pound mark came from a junior: Jan Alexander Rodríguez, 445.15 DOTS on a 557.5 kg total at just 64 kg bodyweight.
• The 105 kg class ended in a three-way tie at 690 kg — Forcheney, Palacios and Lam — and one of them, Andy Lam, competes as a junior.
• Among the women, the best pound-for-pound mark went to María Alexandra Castillo: 380 kg at 62 kg bodyweight (412.6 DOTS), ahead of bigger totals in heavier classes.
• Hassan Abuzid closed the strongest bench of the top group — 186 kg — on the way to a 681 kg total.

The meet's biggest totals, by class. Total is the headline number; DOTS adjusts for bodyweight and sex, so it ranks strength across the weight classes — which is where this meet's real story lives.

The second-best pound-for-pound mark of the meet didn't come from the heavy classes but from a 66 kg junior: Jan Alexander Rodríguez, 445.15 DOTS, a hair behind Thurber. And in the three-way tie at 690 kg in the 105s, one of the three — Andy Lam — also competes as a junior, alongside Omar Adrián Villalta a few kilos down.

It isn't a room of first-timers, either: several of the names here arrive with more than one meet in our database, and their profile gathers that history in one place.

Every attempt in competition order, scored on DOTS — so lighter and heavier lifters race on one line. Hover or tap a lifter in the standings to follow their line through the meet.