Waldemar Baszanowski
| Waldemar Baszanowski | ||
 Waldemar Baszanowski. | ||
| Tyngdlyftning, herrar | ||
Nation:  Polen | ||
|---|---|---|
 Olympiska spel | ||
| Guld | Tokyo 1964 | 67,5 kg |
| Guld | Mexico City 1968 | 67,5 kg |
| Världsmästerskap | ||
| Silver | Lima 1971 | 67,5 kg |
| Silver | Columbus 1970 | 67,5 kg |
| Guld | Warszawa 1969 | 67,5 kg |
| Guld | Mexico City 1968 | 67,5 kg |
| Silver | Östberlin 1966 | 75 kg |
| Guld | Teheran 1965 | 67,5 kg |
| Guld | Tokyo 1964 | 67,5 kg |
| Silver | Stockholm 1963 | 67,5 kg |
| Silver | Budapest 1962 | 67,5 kg |
| Guld | Wien 1961 | 67,5 kg |
| Europamästerskap | ||
| Guld | Sofia 1971 | 67,5 kg |
| Silver | Szombathely 1970 | 67,5 kg |
| Guld | Warszawa 1969 | 67,5 kg |
| Guld | Leningrad 1968 | 67,5 kg |
| Silver | Östberlin 1966 | 75 kg |
| Guld | Sofia 1965 | 67,5 kg |
| Silver | Stockholm 1963 | 67,5 kg |
| Silver | Budapest 1962 | 67,5 kg |
| Guld | Wien 1961 | 67,5 kg |
Waldemar Romuald Baszanowski, född 15 augusti 1935 i Grudziądz i Kujavien-Pommern i Polen, död 29 april 2011 i Warszawa, var en polsk tyngdlyftare.[1] Han vann två guldmedaljer vid olympiska sommarspelen 1964, och 1968 och satte 24 världsrekord mellan 1961 och 1971.[2][3] Baszanowski var den förste mannen att stöta 2½ gånger sin kroppsvikt.[1] Han har också vunnit fem världsmästerskap och fem Europamästerskap.[3]
Källor
- ^ [a b] John Grasso, Bill Mallon och Jeroen Heijmans. 2015. Historical Dictionary of the Olympic Movement. Rowman & Littlefield. s. 64. Läst 23 december 2015.
- ^ Waldemar Baszanowski Bio, Stats, and Results Arkiverad 17 april 2020 hämtat från the Wayback Machine.. Sports Reference. Läst 23 december 2015.
- ^ [a b] Waldemar Baszanowski, Hall of Fame. Lift Up. Läst 23 december 2015.
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