265 1rm at 185bw
315@195
355 BP @ 237lbs
lol sorry
255 BP @ 178lbs
good chance
keep figthing
adonail
P.S mine include a i-2 secondes pause at the bottom
225 @ 225
195 @ 173lbs 
470 at 260lbs
365 BP @ 215
270 1RM @ 212 lbs
265 @ 180
286lb at 179lb no pause!
225 @ 168
305 @ a body weight of 210.
As others have said, these data points will be way towards the top end of a random sample. But if it’s for a class project it shouldn’t matter too much if they just want to see that you’re capable of manipulating the data.
For those who are interested, here are several percentile points for men in different age groups. Bench press weight ratio = weight pushed/body weight.
Age 20-29: 95%ile 1.63, 75%ile 1.26, 50%ile 1.06, 25%ile .90, 5%ile .72
Age 30-39: 95%ile 1.35, 75%ile 1.08, 50%ile .93, 25%ile .81, 5%ile .65
Age 40-49: 95%ile 1.20, 75%ile .96, 50%ile .84, 25%ile .74, 5%ile .59
Data taken from The ACSM’s Guidelines for Exercise Testing and Prescription
415 @ 215
440 @ 194 shirted w/ pause
Ok. 90lbs max at 77 lbs. bodyweight 
859 pounds @ 392 bodyweight
Paused, WPO competition, with double denim bench shirt.
135@98
Kg that is!!
315 @ 181 (& @ 5’10", Just think height is important to consider too).
My one rep max is 315lbs at 155lbs bwt. Raw, with a 1 sec pause at the bottom.
315@160