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Weightlifting qualification system is very complicated. Here is a bit of explanation 

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weightlifting_at_the_2020_Summer_Olympics_–_Qualification?wprov=sfla1

 

Anyway, IMHO for all these terrible doping violations weightlifting should be excluded from the Olympics for some time. 

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Day 13 Thursday

 

  1. ATHLETICS – Men Triple Jump

1.         USA    Christian Taylor

2.         USA    Will Claye

3.         POR    Pedro Pablo Pichardo

  1. ATHLETICS – Men Shot Put
  1. NZL          Tomas Walsh
  2. USA         Joe Kovacs
  3. USA         Ryan Crouser
  4. ATHLETICS – Men 110m Hurdles
  1. USA         Grant Holloway
  2. ESP           Orlando Ortega
  3. RUS          Sergey Shubenkov
  4. ATHLETICS – Men 20km Race Walk
  1. JPN           Toshikazu Yamanishi
  2. SWE         Perseus Karlstrom
  3. RUS          Vasiliy Mizinov
  4. ATHLETICS – Women Pole Vault
  1. RUS          Anzhelika Sidorova
  2. USA          Sandi Morris
  3. GRE          Katerina Stefanidi
  4. ATHLETICS – Men 400m
  1. BAH         Steven Gardiner
  2. USA         Fred Kerley
  3. COL         Anthony Zambrano
  4. ATHLETICS – Women Heptathlon
  1. GBR         Katarina Johnson-Thompson
  2. BEL          Nafissatou Thiam
  3. AUT         Verena Preiner
  4. ATHLETICS – Men Decathlon
  1. CAN         Damian Warner
  2. GER         Niklaus Kaul
  3. EST           Maicel Uibo
  4. BOXING – Men Feather (52-57kg)
  1. UZB         Mirazizbek Mirzakhalilov
  2. GBR         Peter McGrail
  3. CUB         Lazaro Alvarez

UKR         Mykola Butsenko

  1. CANOE SPRINT – Men Kayak Single 200m
  1. GBR         Liam Heath
  2. SRB          Strahinja Stefanovic
  3. FRA          Maxime Beaumont
  4. CANOE SPRINT – Women Canoe Single 200m
  1. CAN         Katie Vincent
  2. USA         Nevin Harrison
  3. RUS          Olesia Romasenko
  4. CANOE SPRINT – Women Kayak Single 500m
  1. NZL          Lisa Carrington
  2. DEN         Emma Jorgensen
  3. BLR          Volha Khudzenka
  4. CANOE SPRINT – Men Kayak Double 1000m
  1. GER         Max Hoff, Jacob Schopf
  2. ESP           Francisco Cubelos, Inigo Pena
  3. AUS         Jordan Wood, Riley Fitzsimmons
  4. CYCLING TRACK – Women Keirin
  1. GER         Emma Hinze
  2. KOR         Lee Hye-Jin
  3. HKG         Lee Wai Sze
  4. CYCLING TRACK – Men Omnium
  1. FRA          Benjamin Thomas
  2. NED         Jan Willem van Schip
  3. NZL          Campbell Stewart
  4. DIVING – Women 10m Platform
  1. CHN         Chen Yuxi
  2. AUS         Melissa Wu
  3. CHN         Lu Wei
  4. HOCKEY – Men
  1. BELGIUM
  2. AUSTRALIA
  3. NETHERLANDS
  4. KARATE – Women Kata
  1. ESP           Sandra Sanchez
  2. JPN           Kiyou Shimizu
  3. HKG         Grace Lau

ITA           Viviana Bottaro

  1. KARATE – Men Kumite -67kg
  1. FRA          Steven Da Costa
  2. KAZ         Darkhan Assadilov
  3. BRA         Vinicius Figueira

ITA           Angelo Crescenzo

  1. KARATE – Women Kumite -55kg
  1. TUR          Serap Ozcelik
  2. POL         Dorota Banaszczyk
  3. UKR         Anzhelika Terliuga

GER         Jana Messerchmidt

  1. MARATHON SWIMMING – Men 10km
  1. GER         Florian Wellbrock
  2. FRA          Marc-Antoine Olivier
  3. GER         Rob Muffels
  4. SKATEBOARDING – Men Park
  1. USA         Heimana Reynolds
  2. BRA         Luiz Francisco
  3. USA         Cory Juneau
  4. SPORT CLIMBING – Men Combined
  1. JPN           Tomoa Narasaki
  2. AUT         Jakob Schubert
  3. CZE          Adam Ondra
  4. TABLE TENNIS – Women Team
  1. CHINA
  2. JAPAN
  3. HONG KONG
  4. WRESTLING – Men Freestyle 57kg
  1. RUS          Zaur Uguev
  2. TUR          Suleyman Atli
  3. IND          Ravi Kumar Dahiya

SRB          Stevan Andria Micic

  1. WRESTLING – Men Freestyle 86kg
  1. IRI            Hassan Yazdani
  2. IND          Deepak Punia
  3. RUS          Artur Naifonov

SUI           Stefan Reichmuth

  1. WRESTLING – Women Freestyle 57kg
  1. JPN           Risako Kawai
  2. NGR         Odunayo Adekuoroye
  3. CHN         Rong Ningning

BLR          Iryna Kurachkina

 

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2 hours ago, rafalgorka said:

Weightlifting qualification system is very complicated. Here is a bit of explanation 

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weightlifting_at_the_2020_Summer_Olympics_–_Qualification?wprov=sfla1

 

Anyway, IMHO for all these terrible doping violations weightlifting should be excluded from the Olympics for some time. 

It'd be better to kick out a sport that tries less hard to fight against it and has less severe sanctions. Weightlifting bans entire nations.

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TOKYO 2020 MEDAL TABLE AFTER DAY 13 Thursday 269/339

 

  1. UNITED STATES                39-35-21              95
  2. CHINA                                  37-11-20              68
  3. JAPAN                                 18-15-11              44
  4. RUSSIA                                16-21-19              56
  5. AUSTRALIA                        13-14-13              40
  6. GREAT BRITAIN                11-13-18              42
  7. GERMANY                          11-7-19                 37
  8. FRANCE                               11-7-10                28
  9. NETHERLANDS                 10-10-8                28
  10. NEW ZEALAND                 9-4-2                     15
  11. KOREA REPUBLIC             8-5-4                     17
  12. HUNGARY                          7-4-2                     13
  13. CUBA                                   5-2-4                     11
  14. CANADA                             4-4-9                     17
  15. UKRAINE                            4-3-7                     14
  16. CHINESE TAIPEI                4-3-0                     7
  17. POLAND                              3-5-8                     16
  18. SWEDEN                             3-5-4                     12
  19. BRAZIL                                 3-3-7                     13
  20. IRELAND                             3-2-1                     6
  21. TURKEY                                3-1-5                     9
  22. CZECH REPUBLIC             3-1-3                     7
  23. ITALY                                    2-16-12                 30
  24. SPAIN                                  2-6-9                     17
  25. JAMAICA                            2-5-1                     8
  26. SWITZERLAND                  2-3-2                     7
  27. CROATIA                             2-2-3                     7
  28. BELGIUM                            2-2-2                     6
  29. KENYA                                 2-2-2                     6
  30. GEORGIA                            2-0-2                     4
  31. QATAR                                 2-0-1                     3
  32. SLOVAKIA                          2-0-0                     2
  33. DENMARK                          1-5-2                     8
  34. KOREA DPR                        1-5-0                     6
  35. INDIA                                   1-4-5                     10
  36. BELARUS                             1-4-3                     8
  37. SLOVENIA                          1-4-0                     5
  38. SERBIA                                 1-3-5                     9
  39. INDONESIA                        1-2-0                     3
  40. PHILIPPINES                      1-2-0                     3
  41. IRAN                                     1-1-3                     5
  42. GREECE                                1-1-2                     4
  43. ARMENIA                           1-1-1                     3
  44. AZERBAIJAN                      1-1-1                     3
  45. NORWAY                            1-1-1                     3
  46. ECUADOR                           1-1-0                     2
  47. THAILAND                          1-1-0                     2
  48. UGANDA                            1-1-0                     2
  49. UZBEKISTAN                     1-0-5                     6
  50. ISRAEL                                 1-0-2                     3
  51. LITHUANIA                        1-0-1                     2
  52. VENEZUELA                       1-0-1                     2
  53. BAHAMAS                          1-0-0                     1
  54. FIJI                                        1-0-0                     1
  55. KYRGYZSTAN                    1-0-0                     1
  56. MOROCCO                         1-0-0                     1
  57. ROMANIA                          0-4-2                     6
  58. COLOMBIA                        0-2-5                     7
  59. KAZAKHSTAN                   0-2-2                     4
  60. CHILE                                    0-2-0                     2
  61. AUSTRIA                             0-1-5                     6
  62. PORTUGAL                        0-1-4                     5
  63. NIGERIA                              0-1-2                     3
  64. BULGARIA                          0-1-1                     2
  65. ETHIOPIA                            0-1-1                     2
  66. MALAYSIA                          0-1-1                     2
  67. ALGERIA                             0-1-0                     1
  68. CYPRUS                               0-1-0                     1
  69. EGYPT                                  0-1-0                     1
  70. PERU                                    0-1-0                     1
  71. SAN MARINO                    0-1-0                     1
  72. MEXICO                              0-0-5                     5
  73. ESTONIA                             0-0-3                     3
  74. HONG KONG                     0-0-3                     3
  75. IVORY COAST                    0-0-3                     3
  76. KOSOVO                             0-0-3                     3
  77. SOUTH AFRICA                 0-0-3                     3
  78. BAHRAIN                            0-0-1                     1
  79. BANGLADESH                   0-0-1                     1
  80. BOSNIA HERZEGOVINA 0-0-1                     1
  81. DOMINICAN REP.            0-0-1                     1
  82. MOLDOVA                         0-0-1                     1
  83. MONGOLIA                       0-0-1                     1
  84. SYRIA                                   0-0-1                     1

 

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Day 14 Friday

 

  1. ATHLETICS – Men 50km Race Walk
  2. ATHLETICS – Women 20km Race Walk
  3. ATHLETICS – Women Javelin Throw
  4. ATHLETICS – Men 5000m
  5. ATHLETICS – Women 400m
  6. ATHLETICS – Women 1500m
  7. ATHLETICS – Women 4 x 100m Relay
  8. ATHLETICS – Men 4 x 100m Relay
  9. BEACH VOLLEYBALL – Women
  10. BOXING – Men Heavy (81-91kg)
  11. CYCLING TRACK – Women Madison
  12. CYCLING TRACK – Men Sprint
  13. FOOTBALL – Women
  14. HOCKEY – Women
  15. KARATE – Men Kata
  16. KARATE – Women Kumite -61 kg
  17. KARATE – Men Kumite –75 kg
  18. MODERN PENTATHLON – Women
  19. SPORT CLIMBING – Women Combined
  20. TABLE TENNIS – Men Team
  21. WRESTLING – Men Freestyle 74 kg
  22. WRESTLING – Men Freestyle 125 kg
  23. WRESTLING – Women Freestyle 53 kg

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5 hours ago, rafalgorka said:

Weightlifting qualification system is very complicated. Here is a bit of explanation 

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weightlifting_at_the_2020_Summer_Olympics_–_Qualification?wprov=sfla1

 

Anyway, IMHO for all these terrible doping violations weightlifting should be excluded from the Olympics for some time. 

I believe removing the event is not that smart. Hate the sin not the sinner is what I believe. Why innocent athletes should suffer. But I believe the qualification system and people running the sport aren't that good .

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21 minutes ago, Jinzha said:

For the men's decathlon on day 13 you seem to have missed Kevin Mayer (FR). He dropped out due to injury at the 2019 world championship, but in a fit state he is imo the favorite for gold or a medal at the very least.

His fitness is always the question, but yeah, if he's in shape and nothing weird happens (there's 10 events for that to happen, so obviously it's not a given) it'd be hard to imagine someone beating him.

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35 minutes ago, Jinzha said:

For the men's decathlon on day 13 you seem to have missed Kevin Mayer (FR). He dropped out due to injury at the 2019 world championship, but in a fit state he is imo the favorite for gold or a medal at the very least.

 

I believe first he has to qualify for the games, I think he is still not

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6 hours ago, Jinzha said:

For the men's decathlon on day 13 you seem to have missed Kevin Mayer (FR). He dropped out due to injury at the 2019 world championship, but in a fit state he is imo the favorite for gold or a medal at the very least.

First he needs to qualify ...

Niklas Kaul improved by almost 500 points last year, if he can make another jump like that (he has 2 years time for that) it is very hard to imagine him not beating Mayer. Mayer is extremely inconsistent. He bombed out at the last two mayor competitions and I think he never scored more than 8834 points at a big competition (which is only roughly 150 points more than what Kaul scored last year). If the olympics would have taken place as scheduled,  Kaul would have been the heavy favorite but in 2021 it should be more open. Apart from all that it is almost grotesque to predict Warner ahead of Kaul ...

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