Weightlifting at the Summer Olympic Games 2016

[juddy96 171]

Weightlifters on Entry List with Previous Doping Sanctions

 

Men's -62kg

 

Farkhad Kharki - 2013, Metenolone

 

Men's -69kg

 

Briken Calja - 2013, Androsterone

 

Men's -77kg

 

Andranik Karapetyan - 2013, Methyltestosterone

Alexandr Spac - 2013, Stanozolol & Methyltestosterone

 

Men's -85kg

 

Denis Ulanov - 2013, Stanozolol

Gabriel Sincraian - 2013, Stanozolol

Oleksandr Pielieshenko - 2013, Stanozolol

 

Men's -94kg

 

Rauli Tsirekidze - 2013

Sohrab Moradi - 2013, Methadone

Aurimas Didzbalis - 2012, Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone

 

Men's -105kg

 

Alexandr Zaichikov - 2013, Stanozolol

Gaber Mohamed - 2007

Salwan Jasim Abbood Abbood - 2011, Stanozolol

Bartlomiej Wojciech Bonk - 2003

 

Men's +105kg

 

Gor Minasyan - 2013, Norandrosterone

Jiri Orsag - 2013, Tamoxifen

Lasha Talakhadze - 2013, Stanozolol

Ondrej Kruzel - 2012, Drostanolone

Man Asaad - 2010, Metandienone

 

Women's -58kg

 

Sukanya Srisurat - 2011, Methandienone

 

Women's -69kg

 

Darya Pachabut - 2012, Stanozolol

Anastasiia Romanova - 2013, Stanozolol

Arcangeline Fouodji Sonkbou - 2010, N-bisdesmethyl sibutramine

 

Women's -75kg

 

Iryna Dekha - 2013, Stanozolol

 

Women's +75kg

 

Kim Kuk Hyang - 2012, Methyltestosterone & Methandriol

Tatiana Kashirina - 2006

Sarah Elizabeth Robles - 2013, DHEA, Testosterone, Preganediol

Edited July 23, 2016 by juddy96

[heywoodu 15,181]

The third weight is arguably the only men's weight where four different nations have a somewhat realistic gold medal chance, as far as I can tell.

 

Of course first off it's Shi Zhiyong who, whatever the real reasons are, keeps Liao Hui off the team. Reigning world champion, 352 at Chinese nationals this year and 348kg later on in the year while being a couple kilograms overweight. 

 

I'd definitely think he is the man to beat, and if someone is going to be able to do that, the first one that comes to my mind is Russian Oleg Chen. World silver in 2011, 2013 and 2015 so you'd say he's about ready to take it to the next level, though his 342 and 344 of last year suggest he's more likely to lose against Shi, as is probably no surprise.

 

Daniyar Ismayilov could have provided Turkmenistan with their first ever Olympic medal since gaining independence, but unfortunately he is one of the many, many athletes across all sports who has chosen to represent Turkey instead. 343 last year, which suggests he is well in the hunt for the medals. Same goes for Kim Myong-hyok, the North Korean whose 342 got him 4th place at worlds last year.

 

Last but not least, there's a few guys waiting to pick up those medals if a couple of the aforementioned should fail. Most notable I'd say Colombian Luis Mosquera, Mexican Bredni Roque and the ever-improving Kyrgyz Izzat Artykov. Their best ever Olympic weightlifting finish is an 11th place, so it'd be quite cool if Artykov can win a medal for Kyrgyzstan if you ask me.

 

My top-5:

1. Shi 
2. Chen
3. Ismayilov
4. Kim
5. Artykov

[heywoodu 15,181]

Interesting situation in women's +75 now. Kashirina would have easily won the gold except for some miracle, which I think is why China didn't send Meng and Zhou. However, now that Kashirina is out, both Meng and Zhou would quite easily win the gold (like 90% chance)...even more realistic than 1-2 of their other lifters..

 

Do you guys think it's possible China fakes an injury for one of the other women in order to send Meng or Zhou and take an even more sure gold medal? 

[Mark Chan 11]

I hate this PED-plagued sports. 

[irmants 4]

1 hour ago, heywoodu said:

Interesting situation in women's +75 now. Kashirina would have easily won the gold except for some miracle, which I think is why China didn't send Meng and Zhou. However, now that Kashirina is out, both Meng and Zhou would quite easily win the gold (like 90% chance)...even more realistic than 1-2 of their other lifters..

 

Do you guys think it's possible China fakes an injury for one of the other women in order to send Meng or Zhou and take an even more sure gold medal? 

Well in World championships , you can include a reserve athletes in start lists and at the meeting before competition you can change athletes who compete , but in Olympic games this may be different cause there was no reserve lifters in start list. By the way China would send Meng , Zhou isn't fit, she did not participated in nationals.

Edited July 24, 2016 by irmants

[DaniSRB 899]

looks like Francisco Mosquera  is out 

 

@carivan, one potencial medal 

Edited July 27, 2016 by DaniSRB

[carivan 73]

hace 16 minutos, DaniSRB said:

looks like Francisco Mosquera  is out 

 

@carivan, one potencial medal 

 

Yeah. This sucks. Can we replace our 5th man? It'd probably be Sergio Rada in the same category.

[DaniSRB 899]

Just now, carivan said:

 

Yeah. This sucks. Can we replace our 5th man? It'd probably be Sergio Rada in the same category.

i think yes

 

now all is on Figueroa

[carivan 73]

Ahora, DaniSRB said:

i think yes

 

now all is on Figueroa

 

Yeah. I won't lie and say I wasn't hoping for the silver/bronze combo 

[DaniSRB 899]

Just now, carivan said:

 

Yeah. I won't lie and say I wasn't hoping for the silver/bronze combo 

i think Franciso had bigger chance

 

we will see younger Mosquera, but he is maybe too young