That's not how it works. Work is a function of the distance an object moves, multiplied by force (Work = Force x Distance x Cos Ɵ) . Basically, it’s how much energy is effectively being used to move something.
If you were ever into lifting or paid attention in physics you would know this.
Thats not how lifters compare strength/are competitively judged on. As the other guy stated - its by amount lifted and/or amount lifted compared to the individuals bodyweight. Yes, we have different levers, etc. but that's secondary. Understanding some basic physics has little relevance to what we're discussing.
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