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Weightlifting 2016 Discussion Thread


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Ranking Reallocation situation:

Men's:

Current - 0 reallocated quota

Potentially - 1 reallocated quota

 

  1. :PNG TOUA Loa Dika - 16th (-62kg)*
  2. :ISR MUSHYK Anatoliy - 17th (-94kg)
  3. :AUT MARTIROSJAN Sargis - 17th (-105kg)
  4. :LBA ALKIKLI Ali Miftah - 17th (-85kg)

 

Women's:

Current - 6 reallocated quota

ONLY NATIONS WITH NO QUALIFIED ATHLETES IN ANY GENDER CAN QUALIFY

 

  1. :MRI RANAIVOSOA Marie Hanitra Roilya - 15th (-48kg)
  2. :PNG TOUA Loa Dika - 16th (-53kg)**
  3. :NOR KASIRYE Ruth Nanozzi - 18th (-69kg) [DOPING SUSPENSION?]
  4. :SEY AGRICOLE Clementina Ciana - 21st (-58kg)
  5. :MHL SASSER Mathlynn Langtor - 21st (-58kg)**
  6. :SWE THOREN Carita Angelica - 23rd (-69kg)
  7. :GRE ANANIADOU Eftychia - 24th (+75kg)*
  8. :BEL VANBELLINGHEN Anna Marie-Jam - 27th (+75kg)
  9. :COK PETERS Luisa Fatiaki Taitapu - 28th (+75kg)**
  10. :LIB FATTOUH Mahassen Hala - 29th (-63kg)
  11. :SOL WINI Jenly Tegu - 30th (-58kg)**
  12. :HKG YU Weili - 31st (-53kg)
  13. :ESA MURCIA VARGAS Genesis Nohemy - 34th (-48kg)*
  14. :ARG MARTINEZ Maria Belen - 35th (-69kg)*

 

 
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1 hour ago, uk12points said:

Current - 0 reallocated quota

Potentially - 1 reallocated quota

 

The quotas that were taken from Romania will also be reallocated. So, one more for both genders.

 

Btw, :FIN already qualified in men's, so they can't get women's quota.

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14 minutes ago, dcro said:

 

The quotas that were taken from Romania will also be reallocated. So, one more for both genders.

 

And they will take more quotas from other countries, Russia, Kazakhstan, Moldova etc. after finalizing 2015 cases. at least that's what they have to do per their rules but of course IWF is not among the clean sport federations. actually one of the dirtiest.

 

btw Azerbaijan has to give up one quota for the same reason, so if only Kostova qualifies , they have to give up her spot per rules ?! right ?! :mumble:

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3 minutes ago, MHSN said:

 

And they will take more quotas from other countries, Russia, Kazakhstan, Moldova etc. after finalizing 2015 cases. at least that's what they have to do per their rules but of course IWF is not among the clean sport federations. actually one of the dirtiest.

 

btw Azerbaijan has to give up one quota for the same reason, so if only Kostova qualifies , they have to give up her spot per rules ?! right ?! :mumble:

 

Yeah, if they take 1-2 quotas away from those countries then there will be a lot of reallocations!

 

As for Azerbaijan, in theory 1-1=0... But we are talking about Azerbaijan here so I guess it could be 1-1+x=x

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On 4/30/2016 at 20:34, dcro said:

 

Yeah, if they take 1-2 quotas away from those countries then there will be a lot of reallocations!

 

As for Azerbaijan, in theory 1-1=0... But we are talking about Azerbaijan here so I guess it could be 1-1+x=x

We now have another complication. 2 Poles have failed drug tests for growth hormone, This could means they will lose a quota place,

Samoraj will probably lose 6th place from the European championships.

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By any chance does Indian women have a chance to get into the quota and get 2 places in women's section because of these allocations....

Tokyo - 2020

Go India Go

 

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Start Book has been published in IWF site.

 

Very few entries, with one event having only 3; I think the quotas are almost defined as only 7 countries will have 6 or more competitors in Men's, one of them being DR Congo, whose every entry is listed as 55kg :dunno: In the women's competition it seems Cameroon, Nigeria and Tunisia will take the first 3 positions, with the last spot open to competition.

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Oh DR Congo :facepalm: And I thought that UAE women's team was pathetic. :lol: Btw, seems like Morocco is going for the similar strategy in women's events (they have the lowest entries in a lot of categories).

 

 

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