Herrarnas +109 kg i tyngdlyftning vid olympiska sommarspelen 2020

Olympiska sommarspelen 2020
Tyngdlyftning Tyngdlyftning
Herrarnas +109 kg
Information
Datum4 augusti 2021
Nationer13
Deltagare13
AnläggningTokyo International Forum
Placeringar
 Lasha Talakhadze (GEO)
 Ali Davoudi (IRI)
 Man Asaad (SYR)
ossvart FöregåendeFöljande ossvart
Rio de Janeiro 2016Paris 2024

Herrarnas tyngdlyftning i +109-kilosklassen vid olympiska sommarspelen 2020 hölls den 4 augusti 2021 i Tokyo International Forum i Tokyo.[1][2]

Lasha Talakhadze från Georgien tog guld, iranska Ali Davoudi tog silver och Man Asaad från Syrien tog brons.

Tävlingsformat

Varje tyngdlyftare får tre försök i ryck och stöt. Deras bästa resultat i de båda lyften kombineras till ett totalt resultat. Om någon tävlande misslyckas att få ett godkänt lyft, så blir de utslagna. Ifall två tyngdlyftare hamnar på samma resultat, är idrottaren med lägre kroppsvikt vinnare.[3]

Rekord

Innan tävlingens start gällde följande rekord.

VärldsrekordRyck Lasha Talakhadze (GEO)222 kgMoskva, Ryssland11 april 2021
Stöt Lasha Talakhadze (GEO)264 kgPattaya, Thailand27 september 2019
Totalt Lasha Talakhadze (GEO)486 kgMoskva, Ryssland11 april 2021

Resultat

PlaceringIdrottareNationGruppKroppsvikt[4]Ryck (kg)Stöt (kg)Totalt[5]
123Resultat123Resultat
1Lasha Talakhadze GeorgienA177,00208215223223 0VR0245255265265 0VR0488 0VR0
2Ali Davoudi IranA168,25191196200200234240241241441
3Man Asaad SyrienA147,55185190197190228234242234424
4Hojamuhammet Toýçyýew TurkmenistanA141,85184188190184230235241230414
5David Liti Nya ZeelandA176,55173178183178229236241236414
6Enzo Kuworge NederländernaA161,10175180180175225233234234409
7Péter Nagy UngernB160,30165173178178206214218218396
8Marcos Ruiz SpanienB109,90175180185180210215215215395
9Caine Wilkes USAB151,15173178180173212217224217390
10Sargis Martirosjan ÖsterrikeB114,35175180180180190201205201381
11David Litvinov IsraelB128,30176181181176205210210205381
12Hsieh Yun-ting Kinesiska TaipeiB126,05165172179172206206214206378
Jiří Orság TjeckienA140,90175180184180232235235
Walid Bidani AlgerietAStartade inte[6]

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