Weightlifting Qualification to Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympic Games

[vlad 369]

Women's -59kg

Quota	Qualification Event	Notes
Armenia	IWF Olympic Ranking	Izabella Yaylyan
Australia	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Erika Yamasaki
Botswana	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Magdeline Moyengwa
Canada	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Tali Darsigny
Chinese Taipei	IWF Olympic Ranking	Kuo Hsing-Chun
Ecuador	IWF Olympic Ranking	Alexandra Escobar
France	IWF Olympic Ranking	Dora Tchakounte
Germany	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Sabine Kusterer
Great Britain	IWF Olympic Ranking	Zoe Smith
Italy	IWF Olympic Ranking	Maria Alemanno
Japan	Host Quota	Mikiko Andoh
Turkmenistan	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Polina Guriyeva
Venezuela	IWF Olympic Ranking	Yusleidy Figueroa
Vietnam	IWF Olympic Ranking	Hoang Thi Duyen

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Women's -64kg

Quota	Qualification Event	Notes
Australia	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Kiana Elliott
Canada	IWF Olympic Ranking	Maude Charron
Chinese Taipei	IWF Olympic Ranking	Chen Wen-Huei
Colombia	IWF Olympic Ranking	Mercedes Perez
Cuba	IWF Olympic Ranking	Marina Rodriguez
Ecuador	IWF Olympic Ranking	Angie Palacios
Germany	IWF Olympic Ranking	Lisa Marie Schweizer
Great Britain	IWF Olympic Ranking	Sarah Davies
Italy	IWF Olympic Ranking	Giorgia Bordignon
Malta	Tripartite Invitation	Yasmin Zammit Stevens
Nicaragua	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Sema Nancy
Philippines	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Elreen Ando
Tunisia	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Chaima Rahmouni
Turkey	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Nuray Levent

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Women's -76kg

Quota	Qualification Event	Notes
Belarus	IWF Olympic Ranking	Darya Naumava
Cameroon	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Jeanne Gaelle Eyenga
Canada	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Kristel Ngarlem
Ecuador	IWF Olympic Ranking	Neisi Dajomes
Great Britain	IWF Olympic Ranking	Emily Godley
Lebanon	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Mahassen Fattouh
Mexico	IWF Olympic Ranking	Aremi Fuentes
Nauru	Tripartite Invitation	Nancy Genzel Abouke
New Zealand	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Megan Signal
South Korea	IWF Olympic Ranking	Kim Su-Hyeon
Sweden	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Patricia Strenius
Ukraine	IWF Olympic Ranking	Iryna Dekha
United States	IWF Olympic Ranking	Katherine Nye
Uzbekistan	IWF Olympic Ranking	Kumushkon Fayzullaeva

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Women's -87kg

Quota	Qualification Event	Notes
Brazil	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Jaqueline Ferreira
Cameroon	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Clementine Meukeugni
Chile	IWF Olympic Ranking	Maria Valdes
China	IWF Olympic Ranking	Wang Zhouyu
Dominican Republic	IWF Olympic Ranking	Crismery Santana
Ecuador	IWF Olympic Ranking	Tamara Salazar
France	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Gaelle Nayo-Ketchanke
Moldova	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Elena Cilcic
Mongolia	IWF Olympic Ranking	Ankhtsetseg Munkhjantsan
New Zealand	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Kanah Andrews-Nahu
South Korea	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Kang Yeoun-hee
Spain	IWF Olympic Ranking	Lidia Valentin
United States	IWF Olympic Ranking	Mattie Rogers
Venezuela	IWF Olympic Ranking	Naryury Perez

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Women's +87kg

Quota	Qualification Event	Notes
Australia	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Charisma Amoe-Tarrant
Austria	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Sarah Fischer
Belgium	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Anna Van Bellinghen
China	IWF Olympic Ranking	Li Wenwen
Cuba	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Eyurkenia Pileta
Dominican Republic	IWF Olympic Ranking	Veronica Saladin
Great Britain	IWF Olympic Ranking	Emily Campbell
Guatemala	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Scarleth Ucelo
Indonesia	IWF Olympic Ranking	Nurul Akmal
Mongolia	IWF Olympic Ranking (Continental Quota)	Erdenebat Bilegsaikhan
New Zealand	IWF Olympic Ranking	Laurel Hubbard
South Korea	IWF Olympic Ranking	Lee Seon-Mi
Tonga	Tripartite Invitation	Kuinini Manumua
United States	IWF Olympic Ranking	Sarah Robles

[Dunadan 1,103]

Let's continue here.

 

Qualification system:

http://mssz.hu/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/IWF-Weightlifting.pdf

 

Which countries have "recorded ten (10) or more ... violations of the 
IWF Anti-Doping Policy (IWF ADP) between the start date of the 2008 Summer Olympic Games period 
and the end of the Tokyo 2020 qualification period sanctioned by IWF or Anti-Doping Organisations 
other than Member Federations, National Olympic Committees or National Anti-Doping Organisations" ?

 

Quote

 Number of participants per country
Subject to the specific Anti-Doping Rules and Regulations, all NOCs/MFs shall be eligible to qualify a minimum 
of one (1) male and one (1) female athlete for the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020.
a) Member Federations which have recorded ten (10) or more but less than twenty (20) violations of the 
IWF Anti-Doping Policy (IWF ADP) between the start date of the 2008 Summer Olympic Games period 
and the end of the Tokyo 2020 qualification period sanctioned by IWF or Anti-Doping Organisations 
other than Member Federations, National Olympic Committees or National Anti-Doping Organisations
shall be eligible to qualify one (1) additional male and one (1) additional female athlete, altogether a 
maximum of two (2) male and two (2) female athletes;
b) Member Federations which have recorded less than ten (10) violations of the IWF ADP between the start date of the 2008 Summer Olympic Games period and the end of the Tokyo 2020 qualification 
period sanctioned by IWF or Anti-Doping Organisations other than Member Federations, National 
Olympic Committees or National Anti-Doping Organisations shall be eligible to qualify three (3) 
additional male and three (3) additional female athletes, altogether a maximum of four (4) male and four (4) female athletes.

 

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5 hours ago, Dunadan said:

Let's continue here.

 

Qualification system:

http://mssz.hu/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/IWF-Weightlifting.pdf

 

Which countries have "recorded ten (10) or more ... violations of the 
IWF Anti-Doping Policy (IWF ADP) between the start date of the 2008 Summer Olympic Games period 
and the end of the Tokyo 2020 qualification period sanctioned by IWF or Anti-Doping Organisations 
other than Member Federations, National Olympic Committees or National Anti-Doping Organisations" ?

 

 

 

oh Great, there are only THREE sports we can win medal at the Olympics and they are making our chance less and less first IOC dropped a weight class, then IWF made the limit of max 4 per NOC and now this doping rule means we can't qualify more than 3 weightlifters right now we have FOUR former or current Olympic champions in our squad plus 3-4 more world medalists and only 3 of them can go to Tokyo

 

I took a look and damn we have exactly 10 doping cases since 2009 we will lose a very important Olympic quota just because some stupid kids took drugs few years ago during the Asian Juniors thanks to one corrupt coach Iran had no positive cases since 2014 but well...

 

Kazakhstan already has more than 20 and Russia also will surpass that number when they announce the sanctions for re-analysis , same goes to Belarus and Azerbaijan. they can qualify only ONE weightlifter ! I'm a bit lazy to count for the rest. but it seems Armenia is also in danger.

[NearPup 3,072]

4 hours ago, MHSN said:

 

 

oh Great, there are only THREE sports we can win medal at the Olympics and they are making our chance less and less first IOC dropped a weight class, then IWF made the limit of max 4 per NOC and now this doping rule means we can't qualify more than 3 weightlifters right now we have FOUR former or current Olympic champions in our squad plus 3-4 more world medalists and only 3 of them can go to Tokyo

 

I took a look and damn we have exactly 10 doping cases since 2009 we will lose a very important Olympic quota just because some stupid kids took drugs few years ago during the Asian Juniors thanks to one corrupt coach Iran had no positive cases since 2014 but well...

 

Kazakhstan already has more than 20 and Russia also will surpass that number when they announce the sanctions for re-analysis , same goes to Belarus and Azerbaijan. they can qualify only ONE weightlifter ! I'm a bit lazy to count for the rest. but it seems Armenia is also in danger.

Sure looks like the 2017 Worlds will be a good preview of the kind of competition we can expect...

[Dunadan 1,103]

7 hours ago, MHSN said:

oh Great, there are only THREE sports we can win medal at the Olympics and they are making our chance less and less first IOC dropped a weight class, then IWF made the limit of max 4 per NOC and now this doping rule means we can't qualify more than 3 weightlifters

Why 3? If I understand correctly, with 10-19 doping cases, a country can qualify a total of 2 men (+2 women) ?

 

Anyway I counted and, as you said, KAZ, BLR, RUS, AZE, ARM will have 20+ cases including retests, while BUL, ROU, UZB, ALB, UKR, IND, IRI, MDA, TUR will have 10-19 cases.