Andrej Tjemerkin
| Andrej Tjemerkin | ||
| Tyngdlyftning, herrar | ||
Nation:  Ryssland | ||
|---|---|---|
 Olympiska spel | ||
| Brons | Sydney 2000 | +105 kg |
| Guld | Atlanta 1996 | +108 kg |
| Världsmästerskap | ||
| Brons | Antalya 2001 | +105 kg |
| Guld | Aten 1999 | +105 kg |
| Guld | Lahtis 1998 | +105 kg |
| Guld | Chiang Mai 1997 | +108 kg |
| Guld | Guangzhou 1995 | +108 kg |
| Silver | Istanbul 1994 | +108 kg |
| Brons | Melbourne 1993 | +108 kg |
| Europamästerskap | ||
| Silver | Riesa 1998 | +105 kg |
| Guld | Warszawa 1995 | +108 kg |
| Guld | Sokolov 1994 | +108 kg |
| Silver | Sofia 1993 | +108 kg |
Andrej Ivanovitj Tjemerkin (ryska: Андрей Иванович Чемеркин), född 17 februari 1972 i Solnetjnodolsk i Stavropol kraj i Ryska SFSR, är en rysk före detta tyngdlyftare. Han vann en guldmedalj i supertungvikt vid olympiska sommarspelen 1996 i Atlanta och en bronsmedalj vid olympiska sommarspelen 2000 i Sydney.[1][2]
Tjemerkin tog också fyra guldmedaljer vid världsmästerskapen 1995, 1997, 1998 och 1999.[3] Han satte nio världsrekord mellan 1994 och 1997 och blev invald i det internationella tyngdlyftningsförbundets Hall of Fame 2010.[4][5]
Källor
- ^ Andrey Chemerkin Bio, Stats, and Results. Arkiverad 17 april 2020 hämtat från the Wayback Machine. Sports Reference. Läst 13 november 2017.
- ^ Andrey CHEMERKIN. Internationella olympiska kommittén. Läst 13 november 2017.
- ^ Weightlifting Database. Chemerkin Андрей Иванович Чемеркин Andrei. International Weightlifting Results Project. Läst 13 november 2017.
- ^ Weightlifting Hall Of Fame - List Of Members. International Weightlifting Federation. Läst 13 november 2017.
- ^ Andrey Chemerkin @ Lift Up Hall of Fame. Lift Up. Läst 13 november 2017.
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