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2022 World Weightlifting Championships

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2022 World Championships
Host cityColombia Bogotá, Colombia
Athletes537[1]
Dates5–16 December
Main venueGran Carpa Américas Corferias
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The 2022 World Weightlifting Championships was a weightlifting competition held in Bogotá, Colombia in December 2022.[2] It was scheduled to be held in Chongqing, China but this changed in March 2022 as a result of COVID-19 measures in China.[3][4] The new location was announced in April 2022.[5][6] It was the first time Colombia hosted the World Weightlifting Championships.[7]

The event served as a qualification event for the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, France.[8][9] Weightlifters from Russia and Belarus did not compete after a ban as a result of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.[10][11] North Korea also did not compete after the International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) tightened its rules on anti-doping controls.[10]

The IWF considered using two platforms instead of one at the competition but the venue proved to be unsuitable.[10][12] During the competition, an increase in the number of no lift results was attributed by competitors and staff to the city's altitude above sea level with weightlifters experiencing difficulty in taking in enough oxygen.[13]

Schedule

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Men's events
Date → Tue 6 Wed 7 Thu 8 Fri 9 Sat 10 Sun 11 Mon 12 Tue 13 Thu 15 Fri 16
Event ↓
09:30
19:00
11:30
16:30
14:00
11:30
14:00
16:30
19:00
11:30
14:30
11:30
14:00
16:30
19:00
09:00
14:00
16:30
21:30
11:30
19:00
14:00
19:00
11:30
14:00
16:30
55 kg B A
61 kg B A
67 kg B A
73 kg C B A
81 kg C B A
89 kg C B A
96 kg C B A
102 kg C B A
109 kg B A
+109 kg C B A
Women's events
Date → Mon 5 Tue 6 Wed 7 Thu 8 Sat 10 Sun 11 Mon 12 Tue 13 Wed 14 Thu 15
Event ↓
11:30
14:00
19:00
14:00
16:30
14:00
19:00
21:30
09:30
11:30
16:30
19:00
16:30
19:00
09:00
21:30
11:30
19:00
14:00
16:30
11:30
14:00
16:30
19:00
11:30
16:30
45 kg B A
49 kg D C B A
55 kg B A
59 kg E D C B A
64 kg B A
71 kg D C B A
76 kg B A
81 kg C B A
87 kg B A
+87 kg B A

Medal summary

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Men

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
55 kg (details)
Snatch Lại Gia Thành
 Vietnam
118 kg Arli Chontey
 Kazakhstan
118 kg Ngô Sơn Đỉnh
 Vietnam
117 kg
Clean & Jerk Theerapong Silachai
 Thailand
148 kg Kim Yong-ho
 South Korea
145 kg Miguel Suárez
 Colombia
143 kg
Total Theerapong Silachai
 Thailand
265 kg Ngô Sơn Đỉnh
 Vietnam
260 kg Kim Yong-ho
 South Korea
260 kg
61 kg (details)
Snatch Li Fabin
 China
137 kg He Yueji
 China
136 kg Eko Yuli Irawan
 Indonesia
135 kg
Clean & Jerk Li Fabin
 China
175 kg
WR
Eko Yuli Irawan
 Indonesia
165 kg Jhon Serna
 Colombia
164 kg
Total Li Fabin
 China
312 kg Eko Yuli Irawan
 Indonesia
300 kg He Yueji
 China
296 kg
67 kg (details)
Snatch Chen Lijun
 China
148 kg Witsanu Chantri
 Thailand
144 kg Weeraphon Wichuma
 Thailand
143 kg
Clean & Jerk Yusuf Fehmi Genç
 Turkey
182 kg Francisco Mosquera
 Colombia
182 kg Weeraphon Wichuma
 Thailand
180 kg
Total Francisco Mosquera
 Colombia
325 kg Chen Lijun
 China
324 kg Weeraphon Wichuma
 Thailand
323 kg
73 kg (details)
Snatch Rizki Juniansyah
 Indonesia
155 kg Bozhidar Andreev
 Bulgaria
154 kg Alexey Churkin
 Kazakhstan
153 kg
Clean & Jerk Rahmat Erwin Abdullah
 Indonesia
200 kg
WR
Rizki Juniansyah
 Indonesia
192 kg Alexey Churkin
 Kazakhstan
190 kg
Total Rahmat Erwin Abdullah
 Indonesia
352 kg Rizki Juniansyah
 Indonesia
347 kg Alexey Churkin
 Kazakhstan
343 kg
81 kg (details)
Snatch Li Dayin
 China
171 kg Rejepbaý Rejepow
 Turkmenistan
164 kg Kim Woo-jae
 South Korea
162 kg
Clean & Jerk Rejepbaý Rejepow
 Turkmenistan
202 kg Li Dayin
 China
201 kg Andrés Caicedo
 Colombia
197 kg
Total Li Dayin
 China
372 kg Rejepbaý Rejepow
 Turkmenistan
366 kg Kim Woo-jae
 South Korea
357 kg
89 kg (details)
Snatch Keydomar Vallenilla
 Venezuela
175 kg Kianoush Rostami
 Iran
174 kg Brayan Rodallegas
 Colombia
170 kg
Clean & Jerk Karlos Nasar
 Bulgaria
220 kg
WR
Liu Huanhua
 China
215 kg Brayan Rodallegas
 Colombia
211 kg
Total Keydomar Vallenilla
 Venezuela
385 kg Brayan Rodallegas
 Colombia
381 kg Liu Huanhua
 China
381 kg
96 kg (details)
Snatch Lesman Paredes
 Bahrain
185 kg Nurgissa Adiletuly
 Kazakhstan
174 kg Jhor Moreno
 Colombia
171 kg
Clean & Jerk Romain Imadouchène
 France
213 kg Lesman Paredes
 Bahrain
212 kg Jhor Moreno
 Colombia
209 kg
Total Lesman Paredes
 Bahrain
397 kg Nurgissa Adiletuly
 Kazakhstan
383 kg Jhor Moreno
 Colombia
380 kg
102 kg (details)
Snatch Reza Dehdar
 Iran
177 kg Marcos Ruiz
 Spain
176 kg Samvel Gasparyan
 Armenia
175 kg
Clean & Jerk Artyom Antropov
 Kazakhstan
222 kg Fares El-Bakh
 Qatar
217 kg Bekdoolot Rasulbekov
 Kyrgyzstan
217 kg
Total Fares El-Bakh
 Qatar
391 kg Reza Dehdar
 Iran
390 kg Samvel Gasparyan
 Armenia
389 kg
109 kg (details)
Snatch Ruslan Nurudinov
 Uzbekistan
177 kg Mehdi Karami
 Iran
176 kg Aymen Bacha
 Tunisia
175 kg
Clean & Jerk Ruslan Nurudinov
 Uzbekistan
220 kg Giorgi Chkheidze
 Georgia
219 kg Rafael Cerro
 Colombia
214 kg
Total Ruslan Nurudinov
 Uzbekistan
397 kg Giorgi Chkheidze
 Georgia
389 kg Rafael Cerro
 Colombia
388 kg
+109 kg (details)
Snatch Lasha Talakhadze
 Georgia
215 kg Varazdat Lalayan
 Armenia
215 kg Gor Minasyan
 Bahrain
212 kg
Clean & Jerk Lasha Talakhadze
 Georgia
251 kg Gor Minasyan
 Bahrain
250 kg Man Asaad
 Syria
247 kg
Total Lasha Talakhadze
 Georgia
466 kg Gor Minasyan
 Bahrain
462 kg Varazdat Lalayan
 Armenia
461 kg

Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
45 kg (details)
Snatch Thanyathon Sukcharoen
 Thailand
82 kg Chayuttra Pramongkhol
 Thailand
78 kg Manuela Berrío
 Colombia
77 kg
Clean & Jerk Chayuttra Pramongkhol
 Thailand
102 kg Thanyathon Sukcharoen
 Thailand
100 kg Manuela Berrío
 Colombia
93 kg
Total Thanyathon Sukcharoen
 Thailand
182 kg Chayuttra Pramongkhol
 Thailand
180 kg Manuela Berrío
 Colombia
170 kg
49 kg (details)
Snatch Jiang Huihua
 China
93 kg Mihaela Cambei
 Romania
90 kg Hou Zhihui
 China
89 kg
Clean & Jerk Jiang Huihua
 China
113 kg Saikhom Mirabai Chanu
 India
113 kg Hayley Reichardt
 United States
110 kg
Total Jiang Huihua
 China
206 kg Saikhom Mirabai Chanu
 India
200 kg Hou Zhihui
 China
198 kg
55 kg (details)
Snatch Hidilyn Diaz
 Philippines
93 kg Ana Gabriela López
 Mexico
90 kg Rosalba Morales
 Colombia
89 kg
Clean & Jerk Hidilyn Diaz
 Philippines
114 kg Rosalba Morales
 Colombia
110 kg Shoely Mego
 Peru
109 kg
Total Hidilyn Diaz
 Philippines
207 kg Rosalba Morales
 Colombia
199 kg Ana Gabriela López
 Mexico
198 kg
59 kg (details)
Snatch Luo Xiaomin
 China
103 kg Maude Charron
 Canada
103 kg Kamila Konotop
 Ukraine
102 kg
Clean & Jerk Yenny Álvarez
 Colombia
133 kg Kuo Hsing-chun
 Chinese Taipei
130 kg Luo Shifang
 China
129 kg
Total Yenny Álvarez
 Colombia
234 kg Kuo Hsing-chun
 Chinese Taipei
232 kg Maude Charron
 Canada
231 kg
64 kg (details)
Snatch Pei Xinyi
 China
105 kg Natalia Llamosa
 Colombia
101 kg Rattanawan Wamalun
 Thailand
101 kg
Clean & Jerk Pei Xinyi
 China
128 kg Rattanawan Wamalun
 Thailand
126 kg Natalia Llamosa
 Colombia
123 kg
Total Pei Xinyi
 China
233 kg Rattanawan Wamalun
 Thailand
227 kg Natalia Llamosa
 Colombia
224 kg
71 kg (details)
Snatch Loredana Toma
 Romania
119 kg
WR
Angie Palacios
 Ecuador
116 kg Zeng Tiantian
 China
113 kg
Clean & Jerk Liao Guifang
 China
140 kg Zeng Tiantian
 China
140 kg Olivia Reeves
 United States
139 kg
Total Loredana Toma
 Romania
256 kg Zeng Tiantian
 China
253 kg Angie Palacios
 Ecuador
252 kg
76 kg (details)
Snatch Sara Ahmed
 Egypt
113 kg Mattie Rogers
 United States
109 kg Bella Paredes
 Ecuador
108 kg
Clean & Jerk Sara Ahmed
 Egypt
148 kg Mattie Rogers
 United States
138 kg Kim Su-hyeon
 South Korea
137 kg
Total Sara Ahmed
 Egypt
261 kg Mattie Rogers
 United States
247 kg Kim Su-hyeon
 South Korea
245 kg
81 kg (details)
Snatch Iryna Dekha
 Ukraine
122 kg Alina Marushchak
 Ukraine
119 kg Liang Xiaomei
 China
118 kg
Clean & Jerk Liang Xiaomei
 China
152 kg Wang Zhouyu
 China
151 kg Tamara Salazar
 Ecuador
148 kg
Total Liang Xiaomei
 China
270 kg Wang Zhouyu
 China
266 kg Tamara Salazar
 Ecuador
262 kg
87 kg (details)
Snatch Solfrid Koanda
 Norway
113 kg Tursunoy Jabborova
 Uzbekistan
112 kg Eileen Cikamatana
 Australia
109 kg
Clean & Jerk Solfrid Koanda
 Norway
147 kg Mönkhjantsangiin Ankhtsetseg
 Mongolia
143 kg Eileen Cikamatana
 Australia
140 kg
Total Solfrid Koanda
 Norway
260 kg Eileen Cikamatana
 Australia
249 kg Tursunoy Jabborova
 Uzbekistan
241 kg
+87 kg (details)
Snatch Li Wenwen
 China
141 kg Sarah Robles
 United States
127 kg Duangaksorn Chaidee
 Thailand
126 kg
Clean & Jerk Li Wenwen
 China
170 kg Emily Campbell
 Great Britain
165 kg Duangaksorn Chaidee
 Thailand
160 kg
Total Li Wenwen
 China
311 kg Emily Campbell
 Great Britain
287 kg Duangaksorn Chaidee
 Thailand
286 kg

Medal table

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Ranking by Big (Total result) medals

  *   Host nation (Colombia)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 China63312
2 Colombia*2248
3 Thailand2226
4 Indonesia1203
5 Bahrain1102
 Georgia1102
7 Uzbekistan1012
8 Egypt1001
 Norway1001
 Philippines1001
 Qatar1001
 Romania1001
 Venezuela1001
14 Kazakhstan0112
15 Australia0101
 Chinese Taipei0101
 Great Britain0101
 India0101
 Iran0101
 Turkmenistan0101
 United States0101
 Vietnam0101
23 South Korea0033
24 Armenia0022
 Ecuador0022
26 Canada0011
 Mexico0011
Totals (27 entries)20202060

Ranking by all medals: Big (Total result) and Small (Snatch and Clean & Jerk)

  *   Host nation (Colombia)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 China198734
2 Thailand56718
3 Colombia*351624
4 Indonesia3418
5 Georgia3205
6 Uzbekistan3115
7 Egypt3003
 Norway3003
 Philippines3003
10 Bahrain2316
11 Romania2103
12 Venezuela2002
13 Kazakhstan1337
14 Iran1304
15 Turkmenistan1203
16 Ukraine1113
 Vietnam1113
18 Bulgaria1102
 Qatar1102
20 France1001
 Turkey1001
22 United States0426
23 Chinese Taipei0202
 Great Britain0202
 India0202
26 South Korea0156
27 Ecuador0145
28 Armenia0134
29 Australia0123
30 Canada0112
 Mexico0112
32 Mongolia0101
 Spain0101
34 Kyrgyzstan0011
 Peru0011
 Syria0011
 Tunisia0011
Totals (37 entries)606060180

Team ranking

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Participating nations

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A total of 537 competitors from 93 nations participated.[14]

References

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