Men's -102kg C&J | World Weightlifting Championships 2023
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- The clean and jerk battle from the -102kg men's session at the World Weightlifting Championships 2023 saw enormous personal bests, sensational saves, shocking misses, and one true champion. Watch as athletes like Liu Huanhua, Garik Karapetyan, Meso Hassona and Yauheni Tsikhantsou fight it out!
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What more amazing from GigaChad ,He improved every meet .From 77 ,81 ,89 and now 102kg he got Personal Record on Competition lastly on Asian Games 2022 as 109kg but he weighed only 100.8kg and set Unofficial 102kg Clean&Jerk and Total World Record 185 + 233kg for 418kg Total WR
Liu is now further ahead of his competitors than Li Fabin and Li Dayin. He’s got to be selected for Paris. Kasabijew was competing in Athens when Karapetian and Salem were in diapers! What’s with Meso. I know you want to do your best in an Olympic year but he’s moved up a weight class and still lifting less than when he was a 96 He’s only 25 can’t be over the hill
Anything is possible. Don't ever get up.
he is 22@@johndoherty-hh2ck
@@johndoherty-hh2ckmeso is still coming back from injury I believe
He competed as an 81 in 2021... 2 years and 20 kg later, well done. What are they feeding team China and why are they not getting caught, unlike the East Europeans?
After watch Liu huanhua 233 C&J in asian games, I found that he has amazing lock out, it seems that once he locked out, no matter how wobbly the legs are, the arm part is not moved. If Tian tao is called the best cleaner, then Liu huanhua is the best lockouter
You’ve only just noticed he has one of if not the most impressive overhead positions in weightlifting currently!?
Funny how people always point to the squat jerk when talking abt the Chinese when in reality its their split jerk that makes them so dominant, especially for their women.
that's what comes with a 190 push press at 89. He's got one of the strongest lockouts in all of weightlifting right now. I wouldn't be surprised if he could push press 200+ now at 102
Liu might reach Ilya's totals at this rate. So excited to see what he brings at the Asian Championships in February.
Where will you watch the Asian championships?
@@Nathen111 No clue, hopefully Weightlifting House manages to get streaming rights.
@@AdStellae- so how do ppl watch these events I dong get it
@@Nathen111 th-cam.com/video/p6h0Vns4mgU/w-d-xo.html
Seeing these big guys fight to hit 220 CJ just puts into perspective how special Nasar is
18:24 felt like justice at last
Can you explain to those who don't understand
Still amazes me that most people in most jury's on world stage event have NO weightlifting background but just happen to be a part of the IWF.
What a joke.
"most jury's on world stage event have NO weightlifting background" - source? This is unlikely to be true if I were to guess.
@@Damzified look up their names on past events and correlate that to past weightlifting experience. I guarantee more than half don't have a noteworthy weightlifting background other than organizational ties or maybe jury experience on other sports.
@@drakebane9527 You guarantee, you say? But I have to do all the work. Sounds fair. Well, here you go:
· ROBITAILLE Daniel competed for CAN at the Pan American Games in 1975;
· ALLISON Heather Patricia competed for GBR at the 1999 World Weightlifting Championships;
· HOUET Bernard competed for FRA at the European Masters Weightlifting Championship at 75 years of age;
· THATMAN Sirilak was a weightlifting athlete for 7 years and coached for 13 years according to his IWF profile.
Those are 4 of the 6 juries from Group 3 according to the IWF Start List for Riyadh 2023. I'm confident that the other two also have practical weightlifting experience, but it's hard to find info from countries such as SWA and RSA.
You should understand that you don't (even try to) get in those sorts of positions unless you have a passion for the sport. It's not the first time I read a comment such as yours and it's the kind of display of ignorance that, in my opinion, ought to be avoided.
Doesn't mean that you have to like the press out rule or be happy when a lift is overturned.
30:37 - I do believe that is Zygmunt Smalcerz, still coaching at age 82. Three time world champion and one time olympic champion in the 52 Kg class in the early 1970's.
It's Gollum
1971/72/75 Smalcerz World champion 72 Olympic champion several times European champion. His best results were in his 30s. The 52 kg class came to be when he was in his late 20s. It was perfect for him.
And a few weeks later, gigachad c&j 233kg
Long gone are the days when Ilya had 246 at 105kgs 😅
thx! for the commentary
Спасибо!
Is anyone else’s audio two seconds ahead of the video?
Congratulations Belarus 🇧🇾
Rahmat did 209 kg C&J on 76 BW 😂😂
Do you all remember when 10 lifters under 100kg would clean & jerk four red plates? Good times.
Nah I would much rather see more natural/realistic lifters that arent blasting juice. Under 100kg and CJ 4 reds is absolutely JUICED to the gills. Weightlifting needs to start a new phase of natural lifters with realistic totals.
@@BUMPER_PLATE_BANDIT Same thing with the guys who go on current WR videos and say, "well Ivan Ivanov did 10kg more in 1980!!!!" like those lifters didn't have half their body weight in pure steroids
Counterpoint: Team China
@@BUMPER_PLATE_BANDIT I wouldn't mind it if companies like WADA weren't corrupt. We've already seen steroids in weightlifting that's been well documented and well televised. There's needs to be two separate competitions; one for naturals and one for untested. I'd like to see what is naturally achievable but I'd also like to see what the human body is capable of.
@@BUMPER_PLATE_BANDIT They are still on a lot of gear you delusional fool.
Maybe Arsen has used plenty of HGH as it can used despite testing.A weightlifter from my gym had an opportunity to go to Bulgaria to train in late 80 s and came back with fast acting testosterone pills and said they all were popping it like no tomorrow.These guys cut weight and gear before competition but train 100% overweight and doped.
Where is M-96kg?
why are the totals so low compared to other weight classes?
The 102 kg class is a new Olympic class, like the 89s. For some reason it's not yet been populated by the better 96s or 109s other than Liu. We'll see how Meso Hassona and Lesman Paredes compares once they come back from their injuries 100%.
However, given that Liu managed a stellar 185/233/418 at the Asian Games as a superlight 109 (Liu was 100.8 kg) vs Akbar, things aren't looking too good for other athletes.
@@AdStellae- Has lesman qualified for paris?
@@TheMortalKombatent Yes, he's 3rd in the rankings with his 397 total
Should start competing can lift 160kg without push can be champion over night 😅
🏋 🥇🥈🥉
Wait what? Why did Meso get all reds?
Following
Unlocked his elbow. Thus received a press-out call.
Really hate that rule as a viewer. Especially calls like 18:00 or how it seems to vary in scrutiny between competitions and judges.
@@gqqggq7127 It's something that the IWF is looking to revise after Paris Olympics.
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5:12 - Can someone explain to me why there are 6 25 Kg plates on each side of the platform? Fully loaded with collars that would be 320 Kg (or 705.6 pounds). More than any super heavyweight has even thought of attempting. Also why is there more than one each of the 20 Kg, 15 Kg and 10 Kg plates on each side?
because it’s in Saudi...it’s a show
Liu is an animal!