Mucharbi Nurbijewitsch Kirschinow

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Mucharbi Nurbijewitsch Kirschinow ( Russian Мухарби Нурбиевич Киржинов ; born January 1, 1949 in Koschechabl , Adygeja ) is a former Soviet weightlifter . He was an Olympic lightweight champion in 1972.

Career

Mucharbi Nurbijewitsch Kirschinow, a 1.60 meter tall athlete, appeared for the first time on the international lifting platform in 1970. The athlete from the North Caucasian autonomous republic of Adygeja was already a member of a sports club in Moscow at that time .

In 1971 he was used for the first time at an international championship, the World Cup in Lima . In the lightweight he came to 432.5 kg (135-127.5-167.5) in the Olympic three-way battle and with this performance took 3rd place behind the two Poles Zbigniew Kaczmarek and Waldemar Baszanowski .

In 1972 he started at the European Championships in Constanța and scored there in the lightweight 435 kg (135-127.5-170). He finished third behind Mladen Kutschew from Bulgaria , who achieved 447.5 kg, and Zbigniew Kaczmarek, who came to 442.5 kg. At the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich , he was therefore not a favorite. Most experts predicted a victory for Kuchev. Kirschinow surprised all experts and the audience there with a sensational performance. He achieved 460 kg in the Olympic three-way fight and set three new world records with 177.5 kg in the push and with 455 kg and 460 kg in the three-way fight. He won the gold medal in front of Mladen Kutschew (450 kg) and Zbigniew Kaczmarek (437.5 kg).

After the 1972 Olympic Games, the International Weightlifting Association abolished pressing. From that point on, the competitions consisted only of snatching and pushing. Kirschinow was also able to cope with this new situation and in 1973 became both European and world champions in lightweight . At the European Championships in Madrid he scored 302.5 kg in a duel, winning ahead of Mladen Kutschew, who came to 295 kg, and at the World Championships in Havana he won with 305 kg, relegating Kuchev, who achieved 300 kg, again to the 2nd place.

In 1974 Kirschinow won the title in a duel with 300 kg at the European Championships in Verona in front of Zbigniew Kaczmarek (297.5 kg) and the Austrian Walter Legel, who came to 280 kg. At this year's World Cup in Manila , he made three failed attempts while pressing. He therefore did not achieve a duel and remained unplaced. In pushing he mastered 167.5 kg, with which he took 3rd place in this sub-discipline.

In 1975 Kirschinow achieved 297.5 kg (127.5-170) at the World Championships in Moscow . With this performance he only reached 5th place. The winner was his compatriot Petro Korol , who weighed 312.5 kg. After that, Kirschinov's career came to an end. He did not appear at any international championships. Nothing is known about his further life.

International success

year space competition Art Weight class Result
1970 6th Grand Prix of the Soviet Union in Minsk OD Light with 405 kg; Winner: Zbigniew Kaczmarek , Poland , 425 kg
1970 2. Intern. Tournament in Dnepropetrovsk OD Light with 415 kg, behind Petro Korol , 422.5 kg, in front of Lavruschin, 410 kg, bde. USSR
1971 1. Baltic Cup in Lübeck OD Light with 422.5 kg, before Petro Korol , 407.5 kg u. Dieter Rauscher , FRG , 397.5 kg
1971 3. World Cup in Lima OD Light with 432.5 kg (135-127.5-167.5), behind Zbigniew Kaczmarek u. Waldemar Baszanowski , bde. Poland
1971 2. Cup of the USSR in Yerevan OD Light with 430 kg, behind Petro Korol, 442.5 kg u. Dreksler, USSR, 417.5 kg
1972 3. EM in Constanța OD Light with 435 kg, behind Mladen Kutschew , Bulgaria , 447.5 kg u. Zbigniew Kaczmarek , 442.5 kg
1972 gold OS in Munich OD Light with 460 kg (147.5-135-177.5), in front of Mladen Kutschew , 450 kg a. Zbigniew Kaczmarek , 437.5 kg
1973 1. Intern. Tournament in Sochi ZK Light with 292.5 kg, before Ryabzew, 277.5 kg a. Dergachev, 277.5 kg, bde. USSR
1973 1. Intern. Tournament in Tashkent ZK Light with 290 kg, before rum, Poland, 275 kg u. Guanje, Cuba , 270 kg
1973 1. EM in Madrid ZK Light with 302.5 kg (130-172.5), before Mladen Kutschew, 295 kg a. Zbigniew Kaczmarek, 292.5 kg
1973 1. World Cup in Havana ZK Light with 305 kg (130-175) in front of Mladen Kutschew, 302.5 kg u. Janew, Bulgaria, 292.5 kg
1974 3. "Jean-Dame" Memorial in Paris ZK medium with 300 kg, behind Nedelcho Kolew , Bulgaria, 330 kg u. Viktor Kurentsow , USSR, 317.5 kg
1974 1. EM in Verona ZK Light with 300 kg (127.5–172.5), before Zbigniew Kaczmarek, 297.5 kg a. Walter Legel , Austria , 280 kg
1974 1. Baltic Cup in Växjö ZK medium with 310 kg, before Dörner, 307.5 kg u. Hübner, 302.5 kg, bde. GDR
1974 unpl. World Cup in Manila ZK Light after 3 failed attempts in tearing; achieved 167.5 kg in the push; Winner: Petro Korol , USSR, 305 kg ahead of Zbigniew Kaczmarek , 302.5 kg
1975 5. WM + EM in Moscow ZK Light with 297.5 kg (127.5–170), behind Petro Korol , 312.5 kg, Zbigniew Kaczmarek , 312.5 kg, Mladen Kutschew , 302.5 kg u. Czarnecki, Poland, 302.5 kg

Soviet championships

year space Art Weight class Result
1971 1. OD Light with 435 kg, before Petro Korol , 432.5 kg a. Dreksler, 430 kg
1972 2. OD Light with 445 kg, behind Petro Korol, 447.5 kg, in front of Dreksler, 422.5 kg
1973 1. ZK Light with 300 kg, before Jachunin, 290 kg a. Kaidalin, 282.5 kg
1974 2. ZK Light with 290 kg, behind Jachunin, 297.5 kg u. before Pabzew, 285 kg
1975 1. ZK Light with 300 kg, before Sergei Pewzner , 295 kg a. Dergachev, 295 kg

World records

date place discipline Weight class power
7/12/72 Riga Bump Light 176.5 kg
8/30/72 Munich Bump Light 177.5 kg
8/30/72 Munich OD Light 455 kg u. 460 kg
2.1.73 unknown ZK Light 312.5 kg

Remarks

  • Type = competition type,
  • OD = Olympic three-way fight, consisting of pushing, tearing and pushing,
  • ZK = duel, consisting of tearing and pushing,
  • OS = Olympic Games,
  • WM = World Championship,
  • EM = European Championship,
  • Lightweight, then up to 67.5 kg body weight,
  • Middle weight, then up to 75 kg body weight

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personal data
SURNAME Kirschinow, Mucharbi Nurbijewitsch
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Киржинов, Мухарби Нурбиевич (Russian spelling)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION soviet weightlifter
DATE OF BIRTH January 1, 1949
PLACE OF BIRTH Koschechabl , Adygea