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Eduard Tebenkov
Eduard Tebenkov is a 4 times World Champion in Benchpress, organized by International Powerlifting Federation in the category under 93 kilograms. He was born in Novouralsk of Sverdlovsk Oblast, Russia. Sergey Knyazev has been his coach for the last 10 years. The main place of training is in Novouralsk.

Championships
The first powerlifting event he participated in was World Men's Bench Press Championship in 2012, organized in Plzeň, Czech Republic. In the category Juniours, up to 83 kg he took the third place.

He won Russian Bench Press Championship in 2015 for the first time, lifting 290 kg. The same year in Sundsvall, Sweden he participated in World Men's Bench Press Championships and took the eighth place in the category < 93 kilograms.

At European Open Men's Bench Press Championships in Plzeň, Czech Republic Eduard lifted 302,5 kg in the second attempt and then 313 kg, setting a new European record.

At World Men's Bench Press Championships, organized by International Powerlifting Federation in Rødby, Denmark he lifted 318,5 kg, setting a new world record in the category below 93 kg.

At Russian Bench Press Championships, held in 2016 in Arkhangelsk, he lifted 334 kg, setting a new Russian bench press record.

In 2017 in Kaunas, Lithuania Eduard Tebenkov participated in World Men's Bench Press Championships, taking the first place and lifting 330,5 kg.

In 2018 in Potchefstroom, South Africa in the category below 93 kg of World Men's Bench Press Championships, he took the first place, lifting 330 kg.

In 2019 he actively participated in organization of the Russian Bench Press Championships in Yekaterinburg, Russia.

Again in 2019 he travelled to Tokyo, Japan to participate and win in World Men's Open Equipped Bench Press Championships. In Tokyo he lifted 335 kg, since then he has still been the holder of the World Record in Bench press in the category under 93 kg.

Social and charity work
Since 2017 Eduard Tebenkov has been engaged in charity projects, helping physically-challenged people practice sport, including Powerlifting.