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Compare & Contrast World Champions

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I thought we'd have a bit of fun comparing and contrasting results from various major weightlifting championships (of this year). I can't include the Oceana's since it hasn't happened yet.........

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2012 Asian Weightlifting Championships
69kg Class Totals
1 Shi Zhiyong, China. (144/180) Total - 324
2 Liu Weihuang, China. (144/180) Total - 324
3 Behrouzi Sajad, Iran. (148/175) Total - 323
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2012 European Weightlifting Championships
69kg Class Totals
1 Bayramov Afgan. Azerbaijan (143/178) Total - 321
2 Dabaya Tieentcheu Vencelas, France. (143/175) Total - 318
3 Kingue Matam Bernardin, France. (145/173) Total - 318
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2012 African Weightlifting Championships
69kg Class Totals
1 Shushu Otsile Greg, South Africa. (125/160) Total - 285
2 Fardjallah Housseyn, Algeria. (125/151) Total - 276
3 Venatius Njuh, Cameroon. (120/155) Total - 275
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Seems to get worse as you go down the list, not that the best here are anything to write home about (world class' numbers speaking). Like I said earlier; I hope the numbers do change come London Olympics or 2012 would be remembered for the worst lifts of all time, relatively speaking of course.


Fadi.
 
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