Nikolai Nikolayevich Saksonov

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Nikolai Nikolajewitsch Saksonow ( Russian: Николай Николаевич Саксонов ; born January 6, 1923 in Serga , today in Kungur Rajon , Perm region ; † November 2, 2011 in a suburb of Elektrougli ) was a Soviet weightlifter .

Life

Nikolai Saksonov grew up in Sverdlovsk and started lifting weights at a local sports club when he was seventeen. His first coach was Ivan Lebedev. In 1947 Saksonow reached 270 kg in the Olympic three-way fight. A year later it was 300 kg. As a role model he was Georgi Popow , who had already set world records in featherweight during the war, which, however, could not be recognized by the world association, since the Soviet Union was not a member of the association at that time. Saksonov won the Russian championship for the first time in 1949 and then took part in international competitions. His coaches were Nikolai Shatow , Israel Mechanik and Jakow Kuzenko .

Nikolai Saksonov studied medicine and after the end of his active career worked as a doctor and trainer.

successes

International

(Fe = feather weight)

National

  • 1949: 1st place, Russian championship, Fe, with 312.5 kg.
  • 1949: 1st place, USSR Championship, Fe.
  • 1951: 2nd place, USSR Championship, Fe, with 322.5 kg, behind Rafael Tschimischkjan, 330 kg.
  • 1952: 1st place, USSR Championship, Fe, with 330 kg, ahead of Tschimischkjan, 325 kg.
  • 1953: 1st place, USSR Championship, Fe, with 335 kg, ahead of Tschimischkjan, 330 kg.
  • 1954: 2nd place, USSR Championship, Fe, with 337.5 kg, behind Tschimischkjan, 345 kg.
  • 1956: 1st place, Russian championship, Le, with 362.5 kg.
  • 1957: 1st place, Spartakiade of the Soviet students, Le, 355 kg.

World records

in two-armed tearing:

in two-armed thrusting:

  • 136.5 kg, 1950 in Moscow, Fe.
  • 137.5 kg, 1951 in Moscow, Fe.
  • 138 kg, 1953 in Moscow, Fe.
  • 154 kg, 1957 in Stalingrad, Le.

in the Olympic three-way battle:

  • 335 kg, 1951 in Ivano
  • 337.5 kg, 1953 in Moscow

Web links

Individual evidence

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