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Jörgen Ljungberg

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Jorgen Ljungberg
Born
Jorgen Ljungberg

(1967-06-06) 6 June 1967 (age 57)
Occupation(s)Strongman, Powerlifting
Height185 cm (6 ft 1 in)
Competition record
Powerlifting
Representing  Sweden
IPF World Games[1]

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Bronze medal – third place 2001 World Games +90kg

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IPF World Powerlifting Championships[2]

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2nd 2000 IPF World Championships 110kg

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3rd 2004 IPF World Championships 125kg
Disqualified 2005 IPF World Championships 125kg
EPF European Powerlifting Championships[3]
2nd 1998 EPF European Championships 110kg
1st 2000 EPF European Championships 110kg
2nd 2002 EPF European Championships 110kg
2nd 2004 EPF European Championships 125kg
2nd 2005 EPF European Championships +125kg
NPF Nordic Powerlifting Championships[4]
1st 2000 NPF Nordic Championships 125kg
Battle of the Giants
1st 2005 +125kg
Strongman
Representing  Sweden
World's Strongest Man
Qualified 2003 World's Strongest Man
Sweden's Strongest Man
2nd 1997 Sweden's Strongest Man
2nd 2003 Sweden's Strongest Man
2nd 2004 Sweden's Strongest Man
IFSA Nordic Strongman Championships

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Strongman Super Series

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Jorgen Ljungberg (born 1967) is a powerlifter and strongman competitor from Sweden.[5] Jorgen has competed in the World's Strongest Man contest as well as the IPF World Powerlifting Championships on numerous occasions. He has held several European powerlifting records during his career, and has achieved a podium finish at several IPF World Championships.[6]

Jorgen won the 2005 Battle of the Giants, beating several top powerlifters including 2 time IPF World Champion Brad Gillingham.[7]

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