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what a disgusting calls we saw today!clearly yazdani got robbed! what the hell is this after checking video you couldn't see this scene?! like what you see gazimuv sit on the grond in 2:58 but they believe time was over!

wow what's going on ?! after farzan, now kim tae-hoon (Korea) lost to Thailand and after that ketbi (Belgium) lost to Australia! and of course we could add tortusa to the unexpected loser group although chineese guy is really good

i don't think that's a just one single mistake, farzan had a bad strategy for starting competition thanks to idiot coaches. very foolish mistake to think OG sth like a grand prix! he provided secure space for Moroccan player to compete with him and suddenly change everything. he really needs to change style. he can hardly make point

[hide] Women's Tournament - Preliminary Round August 6th - August 14th, 2016 12 Nations, 2 Groups, 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Nations from each Group will qualify for Quarterfinals Women's Tournament - Group A Date and Venue Team 1 T1 T2 Team 2 August 6th 2016, h. 09:30, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Japan 3 1 South Korea August 6th 2016, h. 15:00, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Brazil 3 0 Cameroon August 6th 2016, h. 20:30, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Russia 3 1 Argentina August 8th 2016, h. 11:35, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Japan 3 0 Cameroon August 8th 2016, h. 20:30, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Russia 3 1 South Korea August 8th 2016, h. 22:35, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Brazil 3 0 Argentina August 10th 2016, h. 17:05, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Russia 3 0 Cameroon August 10th 2016, h. 20:30, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro South Korea 3 2 Argentina August 10th 2016, h. 22:35, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Brazil 3 1 Japan August 12th 2016, h. 11:35, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Argentina 3 1 Cameroon August 12th 2016, h. 20:30, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Russia 2 3 Japan August 12th 2016, h. 22:35, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Brazil 3 1 South Korea August 14th 2016, h. 11:35, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro South Korea 3 1 Cameroon August 14th 2016, h. 20:30, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Japan 3 2 Argentina August 14th 2016, h. 22:35, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Brazil 3 1 Russia Women's Tournament - Group B Date and Venue Team 1 T1 T2 Team 2 August 6th 2016, h. 11:35, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro China 2 3 Netherlands August 6th 2016, h. 17:05, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro United States 3 0 Puerto Rico August 6th 2016, h. 22:35, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Serbia 3 2 Italy August 8th 2016, h. 09:30, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro China 3 2 Italy August 8th 2016, h. 15:00, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro United States 3 1 Netherlands August 8th 2016, h. 17:05, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Serbia 3 0 Puerto Rico August 10th 2016, h. 09:30, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro China 3 0 Puerto Rico August 10th 2016, h. 11:35, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Italy 3 1 Netherlands August 10th 2016, h. 15:00, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro United States 3 2 Serbia August 12th 2016, h. 09:30, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro China 3 1 Serbia August 12th 2016, h. 15:00, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro United States 3 1 Italy August 12th 2016, h. 17:05, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Netherlands 3 0 Puerto Rico August 14th 2016, h. 09:30, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Serbia 2 3 Netherlands August 14th 2016, h. 15:00, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Italy 3 0 Puerto Rico August 14th 2016, h. 17:05, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro United States China Men's Tournament - Preliminary Round August 7th - August 15th, 2016 12 Nations, 2 Groups, 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Nations from each Group will qualify for Quarterfinals Men's Tournament - Group A Date and Venue Team 1 T1 T2 Team 2 August 7th 2016, h. 09:30, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Italy 2 3 France August 7th 2016, h. 11:35, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Brazil 3 0 Mexico August 7th 2016, h. 17:05, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro United States 3 1 Canada August 9th 2016, h. 11:35, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro France 3 0 Mexico August 9th 2016, h. 15:00, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Italy 3 1 United States August 9th 2016, h. 22:35, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Brazil 3 0 Canada August 11th 2016, h. 17:05, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Canada 1 3 France August 11th 2016, h. 20:30, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Italy 3 0 Mexico August 11th 2016, h. 22:35, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Brazil 3 1 United States August 13th 2016, h. 17:05, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro United States 2 3 France August 13th 2016, h. 20:30, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Canada 3 0 Mexico August 13th 2016, h. 22:35, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Brazil 3 1 Italy August 15th 2016, h. 11:35, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro United States 3 0 Mexico August 15th 2016, h. 20:30, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Italy 3 2 Canada August 15th 2016, h. 22:35, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Brazil 3 2 France Men's Tournament - Group B Date and Venue Team 1 T1 T2 Team 2 August 7th 2016, h. 15:00, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Poland 3 0 Egypt August 7th 2016, h. 20:30, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Russia 3 0 Cuba August 7th 2016, h. 22:35, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Argentina 2 3 Iran August 9th 2016, h. 09:30, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Russia 3 2 Argentina August 9th 2016, h. 17:05, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Poland 3 2 Iran August 9th 2016, h. 20:30, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Cuba 2 3 Egypt August 11th 2016, h. 09:30, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Iran 3 1 Cuba August 11th 2016, h. 11:35, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Russia 3 0 Egypt August 11th 2016, h. 15:00, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Poland 3 1 Argentina August 13th 2016, h. 09:30, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Iran 3 0 Egypt August 13th 2016, h. 11:35, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Argentina 3 1 Cuba August 13th 2016, h. 15:00, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Russia 1 3 Poland August 15th 2016, h. 09:30, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Argentina 3 0 Egypt August 15th 2016, h. 15:00, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Russia 3 1 Iran August 15th 2016, h. 17:05, Ginasio do Maracanazinho, Rio de Janeiro Poland 3 0 Cuba [/hide]

here's my prediction about men's weightlifting weightlifting -85 kg: *****tian tao/CHN (50% TO WIN GOLD) - kianoosh rostami/IRI (50%) both of them are unpredictable and specially tian tao has a great potential for even missing 3 moves in snatch, i think tao has a little better chance **** denis ulanov/KAZ (20%) i couldn't see any clear favorites for this weight , the rest of top weightlifters jump to 94 or banned -94 kg *****sohrab moradi/IRI (above 85 % chance) ****Vadzim Straltsou/BLR (30%) *** Aurimas Didžbalis/LTU & Adrian Zieliński/POL (25%) -105 kg: *****Ruslan Nurudinov/UZB (60%) ****Alexandr Zaichikov/KAZ (50%) *** mohammdreza barari/IRI & Simon Martirosyan/ARM & Yang Zhe/CHN & Artūrs Plēsnieks/LTV (10%) +105 kg: ***** behdad salimi/IRI & Lasha Talakhadze/GEO (50%) very close together! **** mart seim/EST & gor minasyan/ARM & Chen Shih-chieh/TPE & Yauheni Zharnasek/BLR & Almir Velagić/GER & Ruben Aleksanyan/ARM (5%) very close togeather

[hide] Sporting Rivalries and Medals (26) 1- Medals will be awarded to more nations than at the 2012 Summer Games - with at least 86. [NO - 5] 2- The best-placed European NOC in the overall 2016 Summer Olympics medal table will be Russia. [NO - 10] 3- Brazil will achieve their best ever placement in the overall 2016 Summer Games medal table, finishing within the top 14. [YES - 8] 4- Finland will fail to win a medal for the first time in history. [NO - 1] 5- At least 4 countries will win their first olympic medal. [NO - 2] 6- Rio 2016 will be India's best ever performance in overall medals won (7 or more). [NO - 3] 7- Denmark will be placed higher than any other nordic country in the medal table (Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden). [YES - 3] 8- Netherlands will win more silver medals than any other color. [YES - 4] 9- Maghreb countries (ALG, TUN, MAR, MTN, LBA) will win at least 5 medals total. [NO - 3] 10- Japan will finish ahead of South Korea in the medal table. [NO - 4] 11- Azerbaijan will finish ahead of Turkey in the medal table. [NO - 3] 12- Ethiopia will finish ahead of Kenya in the medal table. [NO - 5] 13- Cuba will finish ahead of Jamaica in the medal table. [YES - 2] 14- Germany will finish ahead of France in the medal table. [NO - 3] 15- Serbia will finish ahead of Croatia in the medal table. [NO - 3] 16- The youngest medalist at the 2016 Summer Olympics will be younger than 16 years. [NO - 3] 17- Spain will win more than one medal in all team sports combined. [YES - 5] 18- Iran will achieve their first medal won by a woman. [YES - 4] 19- At least 15 different american nations will win medals. [NO - 4] 20- At least two nations that last won a medal in Atlanta 1996 or before, will medal again in Rio 2016. [NO - 3] 21- There will be at least one nation who will win 8 medals or more, but won't win a gold medal. [NO - 4] 22- Hong Kong, Chinese Taipei and Singapore will all win a medal. [YES - 3] 23- Like in London 2012, more silver medals than gold medals will be awarded. [YES - 1] 24- The top 5 in the overall medal table will change its order on the very final day of the 2016 Summer Olympics. [NO - 3] 25- Argentina will win at least one gold medal in Rio 2016. [YES - 4] 26- Lithuania alone will win more medals than Estonia and Latvia together. [YES - 4] Aquatics - Diving (2) 27- China will win all four Synchronised Diving events. [YES - 6] 28- Canada will medal in all four Women's events. [NO - 4] Aquatics - Swimming (9) 29- Australian athletes take at least 2 golds out of the following 4 events: Women's 50m FS, Women's 100m FS, Men's 50m FS, Men's 100m FS. [NO - 6] 30- A nation will win 2 or more medals in Marathon Swimming. [YES - 1] 31- A nation will medal in all six relays. [YES - 1] 32- Great Britain will finish in the top 5 of the pool events' medal table. [YES - 10] 33- There will be at least one false start in an individual final. [NO - 1] 34- Either Cameron van der Burgh (RSA) or Ruta Meilutyte (LTU) will defend his/her olympic title in 100m Breaststroke. [NO - 4] 35- A gap of one second or more between the gold and silver medal winners will be clocked in 3 or more individual finals, ranging from 50m to 200m events. [YES - 6] 36- At least 5 world records will be broken in Rio 2016. [YES - 6] 37- At least 3 of the following 5 NOCs will win a medal: Bahamas, Egypt, Iceland, Jamaica, Singapore. [YES - 4] Aquatics - Synchronized Swimming (1) 38- At least 4 different nations will finish the Synchronised Swimming competitions with any medal. [YES - 3] Aquatics - Water Polo (2) 39- The men's final will be played by two ex-yugoslav nations (CRO, MNE, SRB). [YES - 6] 40- In the knockout stage, any 4th placed team from the group stage will upset a group winner and qualify for the semifinal. [NO - 1] Archery (2) 41- At least one top 8 seed in Women's or Men's Individual Archery will suffer an early exit in the Round of 64. [YES - 4] 42- South Korea will win all the gold medals in Archery. [NO - 5] Athletics (12) 43- Usain Bolt (JAM) will repeat a gold medal treble once again. [YES - 4] 44- There will be at least one sweep of medals, athletes from one country taking gold, silver and bronze. [YES - 5] 45- At least 5 olympic records will be broken. [NO - 2] 46- At least two teams will be disqualified in the 4x100 finals (men and women combined). [YES - 2] 47- The Women's and Men's Olympic champion in High Jump will have cleared a height of at least 4.40m combined. [NO - 3] 48- All medals in both marathon events will be won by African nations. [NO - 2] 49- Poland will achieve a double gold in Hammer throw events. [NO - 2] 50- A non-european athlete will win gold in either Men's or Women's Javelin Throw. [NO - 5] 51- A former olympic champion, who is not currently a defending one, will become champion again in Rio 2016 (not counting relay events). [NO - 1] 52- The whole final in the Men's 400m comprises of athletes representing nations including red in their flag. [YES - 3] 53- The leader after the first five events in the Men's Decathlon will finish outside the top 3 on the following day. [YES - 2] 54- The gold medalist in Men's Discus Throw will throw 70.00m or more. [NO - 5] Badminton (2) 55- At least one set in any event will end with a score of 30-28 or higher. [NO - 1] 56- A non-asian country will win a gold medal. [NO - 1] Basketball (2) 57- The United States will win the gold medal in Women's as well as in Men's Basketball. [YES - 8] 58- The Men's final will end by a margin of at least 20 points. [NO - 3] Boxing (2) 59- Both Nicola Adams (GBR) and Katie Taylor (IRL) will return home with a medal. [NO - 1] 60- The whole Boxing program will result in at least 8 bouts decided before the end of the 3 reglamentary rounds. [YES - 1] Canoeing - Slalom (2) 61- At least one country will win 3 or more medals between all events. [YES - 10] 62- Two or more nations will be represented in all four slalom canoeing finals. [YES - 3] Canoeing - Sprint (2) 63- At least one athlete starting from an outer lane (1 or 8) will win a medal. [YES - 1] 64- Isaquias Queiroz (BRA) will delight the home crowd with either one gold medal or at least two medals of any colour. [NO - 1] Cycling - BMX (2) 65- There will be a crash (between two or more riders) in either the Men's or Women's Final. [YES - 1] 66- Australia will win at least one gold medal. [YES - 1] Cycling - Mountain Bike (2) 67- Nino Schurter (SUI) will complete his set of medals with a gold medal from Rio 2016, after previously winning bronze in 2008 and silver in 2012. [YES - 3] 68- Mauritius', Rwanda's or Lesotho's male rider(s) will finish ahead of at least one athlete coming from a nation represented by 3 riders (SUI, FRA, ESP, CZE, ITA). [NO - 1] Cycling - Road (2) 69- A group finish with at least 20 riders clocking the same time will decide the medals in Men's Road Race. [YES - 3] 70- Less than half the riders will finish in the Women's or Men's Road Race. [YES - 1] Cycling - Track (3) 71- Australia will win a gold medal in both Team Pursuit events. [YES - 1] 72- The world record in the Men's Team Pursuit will be broken. [YES - 1] 73- The winner of either the Men's or Women's Omnium will win at least 3 of the 6 events. [NO - 1] Equestrian (2) 74- At least 15 athletes will be eliminated or will retire during the cross-country stage of Eventing competition. [NO - 1] 75- Germany will win more medals than the Netherlands. [YES - 2] Fencing (2) 76- At least 2 countries will win at least 3 gold medals. [NO - 2] 77- There will be an overtime period in the Women's or Men's Individual Épée final. [YES - 2] Field Hockey (2) 78- India's Men will end their medal drought since 1980 with any medal won in Rio. [YES - 1] 79- The Women's Tournament will have medalists from three different continents. [NO - 1] Football (3) 80- At least 4 Football matches will be decided in a penalty shoot-out. [YES - 4] 81- Brazil will win their first Men's Olympic Football title. [YES - 3] 82- At least 8 red cards will be awarded in the Men's Tournament. [NO - 3] Golf (2) 83- The eventual winner in the Men's Tournament won't be placed among the top 5 after the first day of competition. [NO - 1] 84- USA will win a medal in both the Men's and Women's Tournaments. [YES - 1] Gymnastics - Artistic (3) 85- Romania will fail to win a medal in Artistic Gymnastics. [NO - 1] 86- Simone Biles will win at least four total medals. [YES - 3] 87- At least one finalist in both Men's Horizontal Bar and Men's Pommel Horse will fall during their routines. [YES - 1] Gymnastics - Rhythmic (1) 88- Both gold and silver medals will be won by ex-USSR countries. [NO - 1] Gymnastics - Trampoline (1) 89- China will win the gold medal in both Trampoline events. [NO - 1] Handball (2) 90- A non-european nation will win a medal (Men's or Women's). [NO - 4] 91- At least twice we will see at least 40 goals scored in the Men's Tournament. [YES - 2] Judo (2) 92- Teddy Riner (FRA) will be beaten. [NO - 4] 93- A nation will win it's first Judo Gold Medal. [NO - 1] Modern Pentathlon (2) 94- In either the Men's or Women's event, the athlete starting first in the Combined stage will win the gold medal. [NO - 1] 95- A non-european athlete in either the Women's or Men's Competition will win a medal. [YES - 1] Rowing (3) 96- Ekaterina Karsten (BLR) will reach her 6th Olympic final in Women's Single Sculls. [YES - 2] 97- More countries will win medals in Rowing compared to London 2012 (18 countries). [YES - 1] 98- Athletes from all 5 continents will win a medal. [NO - 1] Rugby Sevens (2) 99- All the medals in the Men's Tournament will be won by nations from Oceania. [NO - 1] 100- At least one match on the Women's side will end in a tie. [YES - 1] Sailing (2) 101- At least one boat will be guaranteed the gold medal before the final Medal Race. [YES - 1] 102- Brazilian Robert Scheidt will win his 6th consecutive olympic medal. [YES - 1] Shooting (3) 103- All 15 events will see at least one medal winner from an Asian country. [NO - 4] 104- There will be at least one new world record set in any event. [NO - 1] 105- At least one shooter will repeat their gold medal success from the 2012 Summer Games. [YES - 1] Table Tennis (2) 106- Chinese athletes will take all 4 gold medals. [YES - 7] 107- The Women's Team final will result in a 3-0 score. [YES - 5] Taekwondo (2) 108- At least one medalist athlete in this sport will be winning at the same time the first ever olympic medal for his/her country. [NO - 3] 109- At least one of the four invited athletes (Boui CAF, Ferrera HON, Louissant HAI, Rawal NEP) will advance into the quarterfinals. [NO - 3] Tennis (2) 110- Serena Williams will fail to win a gold medal (in all events). [NO - 5] 111- An unseeded player in the women's or men's singles competition will go as high reaching at least the semifinals. [NO - 5] Triathlon (2) 112- The Brownlee brothers will celebrate together on the podium. [NO - 1] 113- The eventual winners of both the Men's and Women's Races will not be among top 5 placed after the swimming and cycling stages. [NO - 1] Volleyball - Indoor (2) 114- No medal matches in either the Women's or the Men's Tournament will end with a 3-0 score. [YES - 4] 115- An african team will win a group stage match for the first time in history (either Men's or Women's). [YES - 3] Volleyball - Beach (2) 116- There will be an all-Brazilian final in Men's or Women's Beach Volleyball. [YES - 5] Weightlifting (2) 117- At least one leader after the Snatch part will have three invalid lifts in the Clean & Jerk. [YES - 1] 118- A medal will be won by an athlete starting from Group B. [NO - 1] Wrestling (2) 119- At least one gold medal match will end by a fall. [YES - 3] 120- Russia will win more Freestyle gold medals than Japan. [NO - 4] [/hide]

here are they summary what happened inweightlifting for the past two month, if they add sth new , i will update this post IWF statement on the reanalyzes 06.06.2016 The IWF has been notified by the IOC regarding presumed Adverse Analytical Findings and Adverse Analytical Findings that resulted from the retesting of the 2008 Beijing and 2012 London Olympic Games samples that also involves medal winners.The IWF closely cooperated with the IOC in the overall retesting procedure. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PUBLIC DISCLOSURE1 15.06.2016 The IWF reports that as a consequence of the IOC’s reanalyses of samples from the 2012 London Olympic Games, the samples of the following Athletes have returned Adverse Analytical Findings: AUKHADOV, Apti (RUS) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone, Drostanolone (S1.1 Anabolic agents) KOSTOVA, Boyanka (AZE) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone, Stanozolol (S1.1 Anabolic agents) PODOBEDOVA, Svetlana (KAZ) – Stanozolol (S1.1 Anabolic agents) SAZANAVETS, Dzina (BLR) – Drostanolone, Stanozolol (S1.1 Anabolic agents) SHKERMANKOVA, Maryna (BLR) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone, Stanozolol (S1.1 Anabolic agents) KALINA, Yuliya (UKR) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone (S1.1 Anabolic agents) ZHARNASEK, Yauheni (BLR) – Dehydrochlormethytestosterone, Stanozolol, Oxandrolone (S1.1 Anabolic agents) MANEZA, Maiya (KAZ) – Stanozolol (S1.1 Anabolic agents) ILYIN, Ilya (KAZ) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone, Stanozolol (S1.1 Anabolic agents) CHINSHANLO, Zulfiya (KAZ) – Oxandrolone, Stanozolol (S1.1 Anabolic agents) In line with the relevant rules and regulations, the IWF imposed mandatory provisional suspensions upon the Athletes, who remain provisionally suspended in view of potential anti-doping rule violations until their cases are closed. Following the IOC’s decisions, the IWF will be in a position to take over the results management of these cases. The IWF will report the current standing of the Beijing reanalytical cases as soon as possible. Should it be determined in any of the cases that no anti-doping violation was committed, the relevant decision shall also be published. The IWF will not make any further comments on the cases until they are closed. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PUBLIC DISCLOSURES2 18.06.2016 The IWF reports that as a consequence of the IOC’s reanalyses of samples from the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, the samples of the following Athletes have returned Adverse Analytical Findings: KHURSHUDYAN, Hripsime (ARM) – Stanozolol (S1.1 Anabolic agents) DUDOGLO, Alexandru (MDA) – Stanozolol (S1.1 Anabolic agents) EVSTYUKHINA, Nadezda (RUS) – dehydrochlormethyltestosterone metabolites (S1.1 Anabolic agents) TAYLAN, Nurcan (TUR) – Stanozolol (S1.1 Anabolic agents) SHAINOVA, Marina (RUS) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone metabolites and stanozolol metabolites (S1.1 Anabolic agents) ZAIROV, Intigam (AZE) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone (S1.1 Anabolic agents) – Remains suspended due to previous IWF sanction until 21.12.2023 ILYIN, Ilya (KAZ) – Stanozolol (S1.1 Anabolic agents) – Remains provisionally suspended In line with the relevant rules and regulations, the IWF imposed mandatory provisional suspensions upon the Athletes, who remain provisionally suspended in view of potential anti-doping rule violations until their cases are closed. Following the IOC’s decisions, the IWF will be in a position to take over the results management of these cases. Should it be determined in any of the cases that no anti-doping violation was committed, the relevant decision shall also be published. The IWF will not make any further comments on the cases until they are closed. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Anti-Doping issues to be discussed by the IWF Executive Board 20.06.2016 Recognizing the serious consequences with regard to the reanalysis of the London 2012 and Beijing 2008 Olympic Games samples, the IWF Executive Board dedicates a full day to discuss these and other Anti-Doping related matters at its meeting in Tbilisi, GEO on 22-23 June. Following the decisions from 2015 that already showed the strictest approach towards zero tolerance, the IWF EB aims to continue its commitment and work for a clean sport. As a reminder, the following decisions were made by the IWF Executive Board in 2015: Bulgaria was banned to participate in weightlifting at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games / relevant decision confirmed by CAS 1 quota was withdrawn from Romania due to the multiple positive cases in the qualification period 1 quota was withdrawn from Uzbekistan due to the multiple positive cases in the qualification period Following the Executive Board meeting in Tbilisi, the summary of the relevant decisions will also be published. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Strong statement by the IWF Executive Board 22.06.2016 Recognizing the importance of the fight against doping at all times and with special regard to the serious consequences of the 2015 IWF World Championships Houston, USA results and the reanalyzes of the Beijing 2008 and London 2012 samples, the IWF Executive Board made the following decisions today: The IWF Executive Board strictly and immediately applied its Special Anti-Doping rules for Rio 2016 on Quota withdrawal to countries having produced multiple positive cases in the Qualification period. The IWF Executive Board unanimously voted the withdrawal of 11 quotas to the additional 2 that were already withdrawn from Romania and Uzbekistan. Two (2) quotas were withdrawn from Azerbaijan (1Man – 1Woman) due to the multiple positive cases in the qualification period One (1) quota was withdrawn from Belorussia (1Man) due to the multiple positive cases in the qualification period Two (2) quotas were withdrawn from Kazakhstan (1Man – 1Woman) due to the multiple positive cases in the qualification period Two (2) quotas were withdrawn from Moldova (2Men) due to the multiple positive cases in the qualification period Two (2) quotas were withdrawn from Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (1Man – 1Woman) due to the multiple positive cases in the qualification period Two (2) quotas were withdrawn from Russia (1Man – 1Woman) due to the multiple positive cases in the qualification period One (1) quota was withdrawn from Romania (1Man) due to the multiple positive cases in the qualification period (19.11.2015) One (1) quota was withdrawn from Uzbekistan (1Woman) due to the multiple positive cases in the qualification period (19.11.2015) The IWF is setting up an Independent Investigation Commission to investigate into countries with multiple Anti-Doping Rule violations (3 or more per year) including those that have produced 3 or more Adverse Analytical Findings or Presumptive Adverse Analytical Findings in the reanalysis procedures of the 2008 and 2012 Olympic Games. The IWF Executive Board is modifying its Anti-Doping Policy to enable it to apply extra sanctions beyond the existing articles, including suspension of Federations which produce the most significant number of Anti-Doping Rule Violations in an Olympic period. The IWF will take appropriate measures to make sure that the athletes potentially implicated in the reanalysis process of the 2008 and 2012 Olympic Games – once disqualified by the IOC – shall not participate in the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. The IWF Executive Board has decided that National Federations confirmed to have produced 3 or more Anti-Doping Rule Violations in the combined re-analysis process of the 2008 and 2012 Olympic Games shall be suspended for 1 year. Countries thus subject to suspension are: KAZ, RUS, BLR. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Second day of the IWF Executive Board meeting in Tbilisi 23.06.2016 The IWF Executive Board voted in principle about the reallocation of 8 Men 11 Women Quota places available (subject to the approval of the IOC). In order be fair and keep the balance between continents; considering ranking, universality and countries’ representation, (according to the current standing – subject to changes) the redistribution is as follows: Africa: KEN (M) / MAR (W) MRI (W) Asia: QAT (M) SRI (M) / IRQ (W) UAE (W) Europe: GRE (M) ISR (M) / FIN (W) LAT (W) SWE (W) Oceania: NRU (M) / SOL (W) Pan-America: CHI (M) GUA (M) / ARG (W) PER (W) URU (W) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PUBLIC DISCLOSURES3 07.07.2016 The IWF reports that as a consequence of the IOC’s reanalyses, three further samples from the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games have returned Adverse Analytical Findings: MARTIROSYAN, Tigran (ARM) / M69kg – Stanozolol, Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone (S 1.1 Anabolic agents) HASANOV, Sardar (AZE) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone (S 1.1 Anabolic agents) OZKAN, Sibel (TUR) – Stanozolol (S 1.1 Anabolic agents) In line with the relevant rules and regulations, the IWF imposed mandatory provisional suspensions upon the Athletes, who remain provisionally suspended in view of potential anti-doping rule violations until their cases are closed. Following the IOC’s decisions, the IWF will be in a position to take over the results management of these cases. Should it be determined in any of the cases that no anti-doping violation was committed, the relevant decision shall also be published. The IWF will not make any further comments on the cases until they are closed. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- IWF Statement: McLaren Investigation Report 19.07.2016 The International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) has received the McLaren Report on the WADA Investigation of Sochi Allegations and noted with regret that the sport of Weightlifting is implicated. The IWF contacts WADA in order to receive evidence regarding the McLaren report and ready to carefully evaluate the outcomes and fully cooperate with the respective Anti-Doping Organisations. In the past four years (2013-2016) the IWF organised the following Events in Russia: 2013 IWF GP – 3rd President’s Cup – Moscow; 2014 IWF Junior World Championships – Kazan; IWF GP – 4th President’s Cup – Noyabrsk 2015 IWF GP – 5th President’s Cup – Grozny 2016 IWF GP – 6th President’s Cup – Kazan It is important to emphasize that none of the samples taken in these Events were analysed in the Moscow Laboratory. Furthermore the IWF runs an extensive out of competition (OOC) testing program in Russia and within the aforementioned period none of the OOC samples were analysed in the Moscow Laboratory. The IWF showed multiple time its zero tolerance towards doping and acted as a pioneer by banning Bulgarian lifters from participating at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games. The IWF also withdrew numerous quota places from countries having produced multiple positive cases in the Qualification period. The IWF Executive Board further decided that National Federations confirmed to have produced 3 or more Anti-Doping Rule Violations in the combined re-analysis process of the 2008 and 2012 Olympic Games shall be suspended for 1 year. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- IWF on the decision of the IOC Executive Board 25.07.2016 Following the decision of the International Olympic Committee Executive Board concerning the participation of Russian athletes in the Olympic Games in Rio 2016, the IWF states that: The IWF acknowledges that the IOC will not accept any entry of any Russian athlete in the Olympic Games Rio 2016 unless such athlete can meet the conditions they set. The IWF acknowledges the request and criteria set by the IOC and await the evidence to be provided by the Russian athletes entered in the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. The IWF will evaluate the evidence provided once received. The IWF acknowledges that ROC is not allowed to enter any athlete for the Olympic Games Rio 2016 who has ever been sanctioned for doping, even if he or she has served the sanction. In order to establish the pool of eligible Russian athletes, the IWF contacted the IOC, WADA for further clarification on the implementation of the decision that in some points might lead to confusion. The IWF is among those IFs where the Entry List is subject to changes following the eligibility check. As soon the IWF receives the relevant answers, information and clarification, the IWF Executive Board will issue the final decision on the eligibility of the Russian weightlifters. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PUBLIC DISCLOSURES4 27.07.2016 The IWF reports that as a consequence of the IOC’s reanalyses of samples from the 2012 London Olympic Games (IOC – wave 2), the samples of the following Athletes have returned Adverse Analytical Findings: ZAIROV, Intigam (AZE) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone (S1.1 Anabolic agents) ZABOLOTNAYA, Nataliya (RUS) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone (S1.1 Anabolic agents) TSIREKIDZE, Rauli (GEO) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone, Stanozolol (S1.1 Anabolic agents) UTESHOV, Almas (KAZ) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone, Stanozolol (S1.1 Anabolic agents) TZARUKAEVA, Svetlana (RUS) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone (S1.1 Anabolic agents) SIMSEK, Sibel (TUR) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone, Stanozolol (S1.1 Anabolic agents) KULESHA, Iryna (BLR) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone, Stanozolol (S1.1 Anabolic agents) KHURSHUDYAN, Hripsime (ARM) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone, Stanozolol (S1.1 Anabolic agents) IVANOV, Alexandr (RUS) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone (S1.1 Anabolic agents), Tamoxifen (S4. Hormone and metabolic modulators) IOVU, Cristina (MDA) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone (S1.1 Anabolic agents) DEMANOV, Andrey (RUS) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone (S1.1 Anabolic agents) In line with the relevant rules and regulations, the IWF imposed mandatory provisional suspensions upon the Athletes, who remain provisionally suspended in view of potential anti-doping rule violations until their cases are closed. Following the IOC’s decisions, the IWF will be in a position to take over the results management of these cases. Should it be determined in any of the cases that no anti-doping violation was committed, the relevant decision shall also be published. The IWF will not make any further comments on the cases until they are closed. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- IWF EB decision on Russian participation at the Rio 2016 OG 29.07.2016 he IWF Executive Board decided today to ban the Russian Weightlifting Federation from recommending/entering/participating with athletes and Technical Official at Rio Olympic Games 2016. The decision is effective as of today. The IWF Executive Board carefully studied question of the participation of Russian weightlifters in the Olympic Games Rio. The study included the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA)’s Independent Person (IP) Report by Prof. Richard McLaren, IOC decision concerning the participation of Russian athletes in the Olympic Games in Rio 2016, Statistics (Re-analytical cases from the Beijing and London Olympic Games), Anti-Doping statistics concerning the Russian athletes, IWF Anti-Doping Policy, WADA Code, Olympic Charter, IOC, WADA communications According to the IOC decision concerning the participation of Russian athletes in the Olympic Games in Rio 2016, which set the eligibility criteria for the Russian athletes to participate at the Games the IWF Executive Board evaluated the nominated athletes’ eligibility. 8 (Eight) athletes were nominated by the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) to compete in the Rio Olympic Games weightlifting events. Ms. Tatiana Kashirina’s and Ms. Anastasiia Romanova’s nominations were withdrawn by the ROC due to prior anti-doping rule violations. Four (4) additional athletes were listed in the McLaren Report as beneficiaries of the Disappearing Positive Methodology System. According to the IOC decision “the IFs to examine the information contained in the IP Report and for such purpose seek from WADA the names of athletes and National Federations (NFs) implicated. Nobody implicated, be it an athlete, an official, or an NF, may be accepted for entry or accreditation for the Olympic Games.” The implication of athletes in the IP Report has been made ineligibility criteria by the IOC; no further action or decision is required from the IWF in this regard. Furthermore, according to the latest IOC decision: “Under these exceptional circumstances, Russian athletes in any of the 28 Olympic summer sports have to assume the consequences of what amounts to a collective responsibility in order to protect the credibility of the Olympic competitions, and the “presumption of innocence” cannot be applied to them. On the other hand, according to the rules of natural justice, individual justice, to which every human being is entitled, has to be applied. This means that each affected athlete must be given the opportunity to rebut the applicability of collective responsibility in his or her individual case.” Further to the above, we would like to highlight the extremely shocking and disappointing statistics regarding the Russian weightlifters: As of today there are 7 confirmed AAFs for Russian weightlifters from the combined reanalysis process of London and Beijing, while the second wave of Beijing reanalyses is not yet in a stage when the names and countries involved can be publicly disclosed. The IOC asked the International Federations to “apply their respective rules in relation to the sanctioning of entire NFs.“ According to Article 12.4 of the IWF Anti-Doping Policy,„If any Member Federation or members or officials thereof, by reason of conduct connected with or associated with doping or anti-doping rule violations, brings the sport of weightlifting into disrepute, the IWF Executive Board may, in its discretion, take such action as it deems fit to protect the reputation and integrity of the sport.“The IWF Executive Board confirmed that the Russian Weightlifting Federation and Russian weightlifters brought the weightlifting sport into disrepute.In the light of the above, the Executive Board decided to withdraw the appointment of the Russian Technical Official from the Rio2016 Olympic Games. The integrity of the weightlifting sport has been seriously damaged on multiple times and levels by the Russians, therefore an appropriate sanction was applied in order to preserve the status of the sport. According to the Reallocation Policy, the Executive Board decided to offer the available Quota place to athletes from the following NOCs: Women ALB, GEO, MDA Men BEL, CRO, ESA, MGL, SRB All athletes beneficiating from this last minute Reallocation were tested in the Qualification Period and are subject to further testing before participation.

no they are strong because they eat horse meat i don't understnad why they didn't ban BLR neither! it's quite unfair only ban russia!

maybe russian federation just sacrifice one weight which had lower chance to win gold to prevent further investigation about melodium positive sample back in january 2016,and relating that case to participation in rio one weight sacrifice=russia happy=uww happy = IOC happy and they prove they take doping staff seriously i'm pretty sure based on influence of russia in wrestling they made a decision due to sacrifice or like you said taking it back and closing the file

some non-official rumors said we have third and fourth wave public disclosure but they announce after rio is it true?

maybe he's in third wave

unfortunately only hope for weightlifting is the death of ajan , i know some corrupted person maybe take his place but at least we could hope i disagree about pulling out sports from olymipc, IOC should investigate about weightlifting case fairly and they should deal with corrupted Senior officials which trade medal for countries and unfortunately some of them are member of management Committee of WADA everybody knows if russia - usa conflict in 2018 FIFA world cup didn't happen, none of these crimes wouldn't unfold

yes i think it's true , i don't know about third and fourth but there a rumors from some source there's more and we have third or 4th

if we consider first and second wave for iran bronze medal in 85 kg men's turned to silver 5th place in 94 kg turned to silver!!! so we have 1 gold - 3 silver in weightlifting till now (unless our weightlifter's sample become positive in third and fourth wave of public disclosure which i hope not)

till now unless they take action about previous directive if they want to do sth about this new public disclosure they should ban Kazakhstan and Belarus and Russia too we should check turkey too i doubt about turkey

iwf and corrupted ajan took back their words! they said before! countries with 3 and more doper in case of london and beijing retests would ban for a year and it seems they want to postpone till after rio!

here is the 94 kg olympic 2012 ranking till now rank 1-2-4-6-7 are doper

i don't know these kind of thing about weightlifting but what do they do now? taking back the medals and give them to the best non doper or nothing!

looks like we should wait for third and fourth wave for London 12 and Beijing 08 and it seems ruslan albegov include doping scandal at London 12

Six medallists among 11 weightlifters to test positive in second wave of London 2012 retests The IWF reports that as a consequence of the IOC’s reanalyses of samples from the 2012 London Olympic Games (IOC – wave 2), the samples of the following Athletes have returned Adverse Analytical Findings: ZAIROV, Intigam (AZE) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone (S1.1 Anabolic agents) ZABOLOTNAYA, Nataliya (RUS) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone (S1.1 Anabolic agents) TSIREKIDZE, Rauli (GEO) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone, Stanozolol (S1.1 Anabolic agents) UTESHOV, Almas (KAZ) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone, Stanozolol (S1.1 Anabolic agents) TZARUKAEVA, Svetlana (RUS) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone (S1.1 Anabolic agents) SIMSEK, Sibel (TUR) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone, Stanozolol (S1.1 Anabolic agents) KULESHA, Iryna (BLR) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone, Stanozolol (S1.1 Anabolic agents) KHURSHUDYAN, Hripsime (ARM) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone, Stanozolol (S1.1 Anabolic agents) IVANOV, Alexandr (RUS) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone (S1.1 Anabolic agents), Tamoxifen (S4. Hormone and metabolic modulators) IOVU, Cristina (MDA) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone (S1.1 Anabolic agents) DEMANOV, Andrey (RUS) – Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone (S1.1 Anabolic agents) In line with the relevant rules and regulations, the IWF imposed mandatory provisional suspensions upon the Athletes, who remain provisionally suspended in view of potential anti-doping rule violations until their cases are closed. Following the IOC’s decisions, the IWF will be in a position to take over the results management of these cases. Should it be determined in any of the cases that no anti-doping violation was committed, the relevant decision shall also be published. The IWF will not make any further comments on the cases until they are closed.

thanks for the announcement could you please tell me your source, i couldn't find anything

yes ICF confirmed it by official announcement letter

yes it seems 2 matches in quarterfinal determine by draw because of betting programs , fivb wants to prevent predictable format, (one of their few good works!) i'm not sure but i guess they did the same for the last 2 olympics

how about volleyball doping issues? if they have more than one player with positive sample in NT finally, what should fivb do? and after all we have a possible unique ban procedure for russia in weightlifting anyway!