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Weightlifting 2016 Discussion Thread


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:ITA secured +1 in women's competition. Before the last day :AZE:GRE:NOR:IRL:DEN:ALB:ISL:CRO:LAT:MDA:BEL:LTU:NED:EST:GEO all failed to qualify.

 

Battle for remaining 5 quotas:

 

:GBR can get 7 extra points

:POL can get 9 extra points

:GER can get 9 extra points

:FIN can get 10 extra points

:FRA can get 28 extra points

:HUN can get 24 extra points

:SWE can get 38 extra points

:CZE can get 34 extra points

:ISR can get 42 extra points

 

that all can interrupt the top6 (with most optimistic counting)

 

And here is the fictional top 10 standings if the last ladies event would end up according to the entry list weights:

 

:POL 98 points

:ITA 98 points

:GBR 98 points

:FRA 93 points

:GER 87 points

:ESP 85 points

----

:FIN 78 points

:SWE 75 points

:AZE 74 points (no chance)

:HUN 73 points

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Silver for Stanulis :clap: Sadly he won't even compete in Olympics. Even if Lithuania wins quota in Euros it will go to Didžbalis (famously disqualified for doping before London 2012) who is not even bothered to compete in E CH.

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34 minutes ago, Bearas said:

Silver for Stanulis :clap: Sadly he won't even compete in Olympics. Even if Lithuania wins quota in Euros it will go to Didžbalis (famously disqualified for doping before London 2012) who is not even bothered to compete in E CH.

 

Why he's not going?

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46 minutes ago, mrv86 said:

 

Why he's not going?

Because our federation decided to send A.Didžbalis and no one else can even try to replace him. Pretty much why our federation send only 5 guys to Euro Champs so there won't be possible for team quota and Didžbalis would qualify through rankings with "less drama".

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45 minutes ago, Bearas said:

Because our federation decided to send A.Didžbalis and no one else can even try to replace him. Pretty much why our federation send only 5 guys to Euro Champs so there won't be possible for team quota and Didžbalis would qualify through rankings with "less drama".

 

Talking about corruption and prefential treatment, I thought that things don't happen in Europe... so unfair for every other Lithuanian weightlifter

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8 minutes ago, Benolympique said:

results groupe B WOmen +75kg ??? thanks

 

It was top 8 from all group. Full results here http://www.iwf.net/results/results-by-events/?event=350

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15 minutes ago, mrv86 said:

 

Talking about corruption and prefential treatment, I thought that things don't happen in Europe... so unfair for every other Lithuanian weightlifter

I know, it's sad. This situation was happening for almost 20 years now in Lithuanian weightlifting, which pretty much stopped the progress of this sport in country. Plus those specially selected ones by federations always end up in doping scandals... Yet we still get to see some talents shining in some of the competitions while others chose powerlifting or kettlebell-lifting.. :(

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13 minutes ago, Gianlu33 said:

 

It was top 8 from all group. Full results here http://www.iwf.net/results/results-by-events/?event=350

one is likely to go to Rio in girls?

 

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