Alexander Konstantinowitsch Ivanov

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Alexander Ivanov Weightlifting
Aleksandr Ivanov in the third place of 2016 Fajr Cup in the men's 94 kg category.jpg

Personal information
Surname: Alexander Ivanov
Nationality: RussiaRussia Russia
Date of birth: July 22, 1989
Medal table
Medals

Alexander Konstantinowitsch Iwanow ( Russian Александр Константинович Иванов ; born July 22, 1989 in Rustavi , Georgian SSR ) is a Russian weightlifter .

Personal

Alexander Ivanov was born on July 22, 1989 in Georgia. When he was three years old, his family moved to southern Russia. Since then he has lived in Stanitsa Novomyshastovskaya near Krasnodar . Ivanov began lifting weights as a teenager, as his older brother Leonid was already practicing this sport and was also internationally successful in third place in the 2004 Junior World Championships in featherweight up to 62 kg.

Career

Alexander Ivanov's first international success was winning the European Youth Championship in Sofia in 2005 . In the middle weight up to 77 kg he took first place with 325 kg (145/180), ahead of Siarhei Lahun from Belarus with 324 kg. He completed his first Junior World Championship in 2006 in Hangzhou with 355 kg (160/195) as fourth in the light heavyweight division. At the Junior European Championships in the same year, 349 kg (158/191) were enough for the silver medal behind his compatriot Vasily Polownikow with 351 kg.

In 2007 Ivanov won his first junior world championship. In Prague he lifted 359 kg (163/196) in a light heavyweight duel, winning all three disciplines. He was able to repeat this success in 2008 in Cali with 365 kg (165/200), and in 2009 in Bucharest , now in the middle-heavyweight division, with 385 kg (175/210).

2010 Ivanov was with a performance of 408.0 kg (183.0 / 225.0 kg) Russian middle-heavyweight champion and was nominated for his first participation in the world championship of seniors. At this World Cup in Antalya he was able to secure the title in the duel and in the snatch with 403 kg (185/218). Only in the push did he have to admit defeat to Valeriu Calancea , who lifted 220 kg. Ivanov should originally have been used for the European Championships in Minsk, but he was unable to start for health reasons.

In 2011 he started at the World Championships in Paris. After a good start, he became world champion in snatch with 186 kg, he managed only 215 kg in the jerk and was caught by three competitors with a duel performance of 401 kg, so that in the duel he only came fourth without a medal. He also did not win the Russian championship that year. With a duel of 392 kg (177-215) he was just surpassed by Andrei Demanow , who came to 393 kg (175-218).

At the Russian Championship 2012 Alexander Ivanov improved his personal best in a duel to 411 kg (185-226), with which he won the title in front of Andrei Demanow, who achieved 407 kg (181-226). At the 2012 Olympic Games in London he reached 409 kgt (185-224) in the middle heavyweight division by means of doping. With that he was able to sneak a silver medal. Ilya Iljin from Kazakhstan, who weighed 418 kg (185–233), was unable to endanger the notorious long-term doping at the 2008 and 2012 Olympics , but in this doping competition.

In the Russian championship 2013 Alexander Ivanov was not at the start. But he won in July 2013 at the Universiade in Kazan, where 395 kg (181-214) were enough to secure victory in a duel. At the 2013 World Championships in Wrocław, he came to 402 kg (180-222) and won over the two Kazakhs Almas Öteschow , 397 kg (175-222) and Vladimir Sedov , 396 kg (180-216). In the individual disciplines, he won a gold medal in pushing and a silver medal in snatch.

doping

As demonstrated by extensive follow-up tests in 2016, Ivanov entered the 2012 Olympic Games with doping. He was therefore subsequently disqualified .

International success

year space competition Weight class Results
2005 1. Junior European Championship (U17) in Sofia medium with 325 kg (145–190), before Sergej Lahun, Belarus, 324 kg (146–178)
2006 4th Junior World Championships (U 17) in Hangzhou Slightly difficult at 355 kg (160-195); Winner: Wadim Strelzow, Belarus, 375 kg (170–205)
2006 2. Junior European Championship (U17) in Palermo Slightly difficult with 349 kg (158–191) behind Vasily Polownikow, Russia, 351 kg (160–191)
2007 1. Junior World Championships (U 20) in Prague Slightly difficult with 359 kg (163–196), before Anatolii Cîrîcu , Romania, 353 kg (157–196)
2008 1. Junior World Championships (U 20) in Cali / Colombia Slightly difficult with 365 kg (165–200), before Aram Andrikjan, Armenia, 341 kg (150–191)
2009 1. Junior World Championships (U 20) in Bucharest Medium difficulty with 385 kg (175–210), before Li Bing, China, 380 kg (170–210)
2010 1. World Cup in Antalya Medium difficulty with 403 kg (185–218), ahead of Artem Iwanow , Ukraine, 402 kg (185–217) and Valeriu Calancea, Romania, 397 kg (177–220)
2011 4th World Cup in Paris Medium difficulty with 401 kg (186–215), behind Artem Iwanow, 407 kg (186–221) and Saeid Mohammadpour , Iran, 402 kg (181–221)
2012 silver OS in London Medium difficulty with 409 kg (185–224), before Anatolii Cîrîcu, 407 kg (181–226)
2013 1. Universiade in Kazan Medium difficulty with 395 kg (181–214), before Alexander Saitschikow , Kazakhstan, 375 kg (168–207)
2013 1. World Cup in Wrocław Medium difficulty with 402 kg (180–222), before Almas Öteschow , Kazakhstan, 397 kg (175–222) and Wladimir Sedow , Kazakhstan, 396 kg (180–216)

Russian championships

year space Weight class Results
2010 1. Medium difficulty with 408 kg (183–225), before Andrei Demanow , 403 kg (177–226)
2011 2. Medium difficulty with 392 kg (177–215), behind Andrei Demanow, 393 kg (175–218)
2012 1. Medium difficulty with 411 kg (185–226), before Andrei Demanow, 407 kg (181–226)

World Cup individual medals

  • World Cup gold medals: 2010 / tearing - 2011 / tearing - 2013 / pushing
  • World Cup silver medals: 2010 / pushing - 2013 / tearing

Top performances

  • Tear: 185 kg middle heavyweight at the 2010 World Championships in Antalya
  • Poke: 226 kg middle heavyweight at the 2012 Russian Championships
  • Duel: 411 kg (185/226) in the middle heavyweight division at the Russian Championships in 2012
Explanations
  • all competitions in single combat, consisting of snatching and pushing
  • OS = Olympic Games, WM = World Championship, EM = European Championship
  • Medium weight, weight class up to 77 kg, light heavy weight, up to 85 kg and medium weight, weight class up to 94 kg body weight

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Alexandr I vanov wins the 94s at the World Weightlifting Championships (accessed January 15, 2011)
  2. ↑ IOC SANCTIONS SEVEN ATHLETES FOR FAILING ANTI-DOPING TESTS AT BEIJING 2008 AND LONDON 2012 olympic.org November 25, 2016
  3. ↑ https://barbend.com/weightlifter-anatoli-ciricu-tests-positive-london-originally-9th-place-zielinski-moves-bronze/ Weightlifter Anatoli Ciricu Tests Positive from London; 9th Place Moves to Bronze . arbend.com, September 14, 2016; Retrieved September 19, 2016.
  4. ↑ IOC sanctions 12 athletes for failing anti-doping test at London 2012. International Olympic Committee , November 21, 2016, accessed April 22, 2018 .
personal data
SURNAME Ivanov, Alexander Konstantinowitsch
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Ivanov, Alexander; Ivanov, Alexander; Иванов, Александр Константинович (Russian spelling)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Russian weightlifter
DATE OF BIRTH July 22, 1989
PLACE OF BIRTH Rustavi , SSR , Soviet Union