Ronny Weller
| Ronny Weller | ||
| Tyngdlyftning, herrar | ||
Nation:  Östtyskland | ||
|---|---|---|
Nation:  Tyskland | ||
 Olympiska spel | ||
| Silver | Sydney 2000 | +105 kg |
| Silver | Atlanta 1996 | +108 kg |
| Guld | Barcelona 1992 | 110 kg |
| Brons | Seoul 1988 | 110 kg |
| Världsmästerskap | ||
| Silver | Chiang Mai 1997 | +108 kg |
| Silver | Guangzhou 1995 | +108 kg |
| Guld | Melbourne 1993 | +108 kg |
| Silver | Donaueschingen 1991 | 110 kg |
| Europamästerskap | ||
| Brons | Kiev 2004 | +105 kg |
| Guld | Antalya 2002 | +105 kg |
| Silver | Sofia 2000 | +105 kg |
| Silver | La Coruña 1999 | +105 kg |
| Guld | Riesa 1998 | +105 kg |
| Silver | Sofia 1993 | 108 kg |
| Brons | Cardiff 1988 | 110 kg |
Ronny Weller, född 22 juli 1969 i Oelsnitz i Sachsen, är en tysk före detta tyngdlyftare. Han vann en guldmedalj i 110-kilosklassen vid olympiska sommarspelen 1992 i Barcelona. Weller tog också en bronsmedalj vid olympiska sommarspelen 1988 och silver vid OS i Atlanta 1996 och i Sydney 2000.[1]
Han tog också tre silvermedaljer i världsmästerskapen 1991, 1995 och 1997 samt en guldmedalj 1993.[2] Weller satte sex världsrekord mellan 1993 och 2000[3] och blev vid OS i Aten 2004 tillsammans med landsmannen Ingo Steinhöfel den andre tyngdlyftaren som tävlat i fem olympiska spel.[4]
Källor
- ^ Ronny Weller Bio, Stats, and Results Arkiverad 20 april 2009 hämtat från the Wayback Machine.. Sports Reference. Läst 29 oktober 2015.
- ^ International Weightlifting Results Project. Weller Ronny. Weightlifting Database. Läst 29 oktober 2015.
- ^ Ronny Weller @ Lift Up Hall of Fame. Lift Up. Läst 29 oktober 2015.
- ^ Weightlifting History and Equipment. Official Website of the Olympic Movement. Läst 29 oktober 2015.
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