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21 minutes ago, MHSN said:

 

I understand they are "angry" because Russia brought shame into this sport, this is what they wrote in their statement but to me it's unbelievable they are letting Kazakhstan participate. this is more than obvious that in this country they have organized doping. their midget coach Alexey Ni is indeed involved in this. all of their Olympic gold medalists failed the test. they had so many positive tests in 2015 World Championship, most of their current team members tested positive before, ironically most of them Rahimov, Zaichikov and Ulanov were average athletes before the ban, but right after serving 2 years ban, they came back much much better ! this is obvious what they did during their suspension and IWF is still letting them participate. I can predict in 4 years we are talking about how Kazakh weightlifters failed in Rio 2016 retesting !

no they are strong because they eat horse meat

i don't understnad why they didn't ban BLR neither!

 

it's quite unfair only ban russia!

Edited July 29, 2016 by amiry2j

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so based on entry list no Andrei Rybakou?!  as far as i knew,after solving melodium issues, he was in the same situation with sohrab moradi and they sent him in asian championships to get qualified

 

how much this entry list validate?

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7 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Kazakh media is reporting Sedov tested positive in the 2008 retests. 

 

Besides, I doubt they'd select him anyway after his protest against Ilyin at Kazakh nationals  

oh yes!!

 

do you have any update about suspensions? any deadline?

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4 hours ago, MantaRaymarc said:

Where did you get these updates on the Kazakh team?

same source irmants referred and here

 

ASTANA. KAZINFORM - The trainers of the national weightlifting team of Kazakhstan held the final competition for the weightlifters of Kazakhstan competing for the Olympic "ticket" on July 11, Sports.kz informs.    

Eight athletes took part in the competition, but only five of them will go to Rio.

Competition  men's results:

Arli Chontei (56 kg) 130+155 - 4^th place
Farkhat Kharki (62 kg) 143+184 - 2^nd place
Nizhat Rakhimov (77 kg) 170+211 - 1^st place
Aidar Kazov (77 kg) 157+200 - 6^th place
Kirill Pavlov (77 kg) 158+196 - 7^th place
Alexander Zaichikov (105 kg) 190+222 - 3^rd place
Ibragim Bersanov (105 kg) 186+215 - 8^th place
Selimkhan Abubakirov (105+ kg) 203+230 - 10^th place

 

i wonder to know where's vladimir sedov? injured or doping issue or sth else? these 56 and 62 and 85 kg guys must have a great potential talent for medal , they ignored sedov

and as you know 56 and 62 kg have a Chinese origin

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Kazakhstan announced roster for rio!!

 

Women:

Margarita Eliseeva (48kg)

Karina Goricheva (63kg)

Zhazira Zhapparkul (69kg)

 

Men: 

Arli Chontey (56kg)

Farkhad Kharki (62 kg)

Nijat Rahimov (77kg)

Denis Ulanov (85kg)

Alexandr Zaichikov (105kg)    

 

looks like we should forget about suspension staff!

Edited July 12, 2016 by amiry2j

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34 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

By the way, Dutch media is apparently already 100% sure that the ban for these three nations will start before the Olympics, meaning they'd miss the Olympics entirely. Any other media in other nations reporting the same? Because as far as I know, IWF hasn't confirmed at all when the bans would start. Though it makes sense if it happens before the Olympics, because I'm guessing they'd start as soon as all the cases are confirmed by the IOC. 

seriously suspension after Rio means nothing. they blew up result in the Olympic and threaten existence of weightlifting in the Olympic. need a proper sanctions and suspension.

 

i wonder to know how could possibly they ban them only for one year?

Edited June 23, 2016 by amiry2j

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2 hours ago, MHSN said:

Finally after MONTHS, IWF announced final decision about 10 more positive tests from 2015 World Championship, if we count the Turkmenistani guy who received his ban before, now 11 out of 24 cases are closed

 

interestingly while they banned 3 other Russian weightlifters, still nothing about Lovchev ?!

 

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Two Kazakh London 2012 weightlifting champions reportedly fail drugs tests after samples re-tested

 

The National Olympic Committee of the Republic of Kazakhstan have confirmed that five athletes from the Central Asian nation are among those to have failed re-tests.

 

No names have been given, but it has been reported that two-time Olympic under 94 kilograms champion Ilya Ilyin and women's under 53 kilograms London gold medal winner Zulfiya Chinshanlo are among the group. Ilyin, the world and Olympic record holder in both the clean and jerk and overall categories, is a four-time world weightlifter of the year who also claimed global titles in 2005, 2006, 2011 and 2014. He is also a two-time Asian Games champion who is considered one of the greatest Kazakh sportspeople of all-time.

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he failure has been reported by Italian website Il Tempio dello Sport and Polish website Polska Sztanga and has also been referred to extensively in the Kazakh press.

 

Chinshanlo, the women's under 53kg champion in London, has also won three world titles in 2009, 2011 and 2014 and was reported as having failed by the China Post.

 

The International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) neither confirmed nor denied the reports when contacted by insidethegames.

If both ultimately are stripped of gold, Russia's Aleksandr Ivanov and Taiwan's Hsu Shu-ching could stand to be promoted to the top position.

IWF President Tamas Ajan indicated during a visit to Iran last month that four London 2012 and one Beijing 2008 gold medal winners were implicated.

 

Kazakhstan also claimed two other London 2012 titles: for Maiya Maneza in the women's under 63kg category and for under 75kg lifter Svetlana Podobedova.

 

There have been no reports of either having been linked to failures, however.

 

Eight Russian have also failed after London 2012 retests, with three names have been reported. Hammer throw gold medallist Tatyana Beloborodova and shot put silver medallist Yevgeniya Kolodko were named by Russia's public sports channel Match TV on Tuesday (May 31).

Russian cyclist Etakerina Gnidenko has been confirmed as having failed by the International Cycling Union (UCI).

Turkey's Adem Kılıççı has also been provisionally suspended by the International Boxing Association (AIBA) after a retrospective failure

 

source: inside the games

 

 

ps: holy crap ilyan may be on the list

Edited June 6, 2016 by amiry2j

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Just now, vovanA said:

 

well, it should be now 5 men and 3 women, if i counted correctly

how's ruslan albegov? do you know about latest situation and his records?