Tatiana Viktorovna Matveeva

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Tatiana Wiktorowna Matvejewa ( Russian Татьяна Викторовна Матвеева ; born February 26, 1985 in Sima ) is a Russian weightlifter . She is a multiple medalist at world and European championships.

Career

Tatjana Matvejewa comes from Sima , Irkutsk Oblast , Siberia . There she started with Svetlana Podobedowa as a teenager with weightlifting. She developed quickly and at the age of 18 she was one of the best Russian weightlifters in the weight class up to 69 kg.

As a Russian junior champion, she was already used in 2003 at the World Championships for Senior Women in Hermosillo / Mexico , where she finished in the above. Weight class with 227.5 kg (97.5–130) placed 4th. In pushing, she even managed to win the World Cup silver medal with 130 kg.

In 2004 Tatyana Matveeva took second place in the Russian championship in the class up to 69 kg with 245 kg (107.5-137.5) behind Ossetin Sarema Kassajewa , who came to 252.5 kg. She was used in the same year at the European Senior Women Championships in Kiev , where she achieved 245 kg (107.5-137.5) with which she took second place behind the Turkish Sibel Şimşek , 247.5 kg. Then she started in 2004 at the Junior World Championships in Busan and got there with 249 kg (109-140) the world title in front of her compatriot Nadeschda Evstjuchina , who came to 240 kg in a duel. It was not used at the Olympic Games in Athens .

At the Russian championship 2005 Tatyana Matveeva came with 252.5 kg (107.5-145) behind Sarema Kasajewa, 265 kg and Olga Kiseljewa, 257.5 kg only on the 3rd place. It was therefore only used this year at the European Junior Championships in Trenčín and won there in the class up to 69 kg with 261 kg (114-147) in a duel for the title before Nadezhda Evstjuchina, who achieved 256 kg (115-141) .

In 2006 Tatjana Matvejewa received in Russia in addition to the aforementioned athletes with Oksana Slivenko, another rival who showed excellent performances and was ahead of her at the 2006 Russian championship. At the European Championships in 2006 in Władysławowo only Tatjana Matwejewa started and won there with 257 kg (112-145) the European title in the duel and in the two individual disciplines tear and push. At the 2006 World Cup in Santo Domingo , Oksana Slivenko and Tatiana Matwejewa competed for Russia and took the first two places in that order. Oksana Slivenko achieved 263 kg (123-140) in a duel, while Tatiana Matvejewa came to 245 kg (110-135).

In the following years 2007 to 2010 Tatiana Matwejewa was then only used at the European championships. At the World Championships and also at the Olympic Games in 2008, she received no starting places because of the tough competition in her own country. In 2007, 2008 she was vice-European champion in Strasbourg and Lignano and in 2009 she finished 3rd in a duel in Bucharest , scoring 247 kg (108-139), 239 kg (103-136) and 239 kg (102-137 ). In 2010 she came to the European Championships in Minsk in the class up to 69 kg only on 234 kg (103-130) and had to be satisfied with this performance with 5th place.

International success

year space competition Weight class
2003 4th World Cup in Hermosillo / Mexico up to 69 kg body weight with 227.5 kg (97.5–130), behind Cao Lei , China , 245 kg (105–140), Tulia Angela Medina, Colombia , 237.5 kg and Esra Ince, Turkey , 227.5 kg
2004 2. EM in Kiev up to 69 kg body weight with 245 kg (107.5–137.5), behind Sibel Şimşek , Turkey , 247.5 kg (112.5–135), in front of Wanda Maslowskaja , Ukraine , 242.5 kg (110–132.5)
2004 1. Junior World Championships in Busan up to 69 kg body weight with 249 kg (109–140), in front of Nadeschda Evstjuchina , Russia , 240 kg (110–130) and Natalja Dawidowa, Ukraine, 233 kg
2005 1. Junior European Championship in Trenčín up to 69 kg body weight with 261 kg (114–147), in front of Nadeschda Evstjuchina, 256 kg (115–141) and Julia Artemova, Ukraine, 215 kg
2006 1. EM in Władysławowo / Poland up to 69 kg body weight with 257 kg (112-145), before Natalja Dawidowa, 239 kg a. Dominika Misterska , Poland, 221 kg
2006 2. World Cup in Santo Domingo up to 69 kg body weight with 245 kg (110-135), behind Oksana Sliwenko , Russia, 263 kg (123-140), in front of Jean Elisabeth Lassen , Canada , 238 kg
2007 2. EM in Strasbourg up to 75 kg body weight with 247 kg (108-139), behind Hripsime Churschudjan , Armenia , 262 kg (122-140) and from Lidia Valentín , Spain , 247 kg (115–132)
2008 2. EM in Lignano up to 69 kg body weight with 239 kg (103-136), behind Nasik Awdaljan , Armenia, 242 kg (106-136), in front of Slavika Ruschinska, Bulgaria , 219 kg
2009 3. EM in Bucharest up to 69 kg body weight with 239 kg (102-137), behind Oksana Sliwenko , 255 kg (115-140) and Nasik Avdaljan , 245 kg (110-135)
2010 5. EM in Minsk up to 69 kg body weight 234 kg (104-139); Winner: Oksana Slivenko , 262 kg (117–145) ahead of Meline Dalusjan , Armenia, 260 kg (115–145)
2011 3. World Cup in Paris up to 69 kg body weight with 253 kg (110-143), behind Oksana Sliwenko , 266 kg (118-148) and Yanmei Xiang from China, 264 kg (116-148)

WM + EM individual medals

  • World Cup silver medals: 2003 / pushing
  • World Cup bronze medals: 2006 / tearing - 2006 / pushing
  • EM gold medals: 2004 / pushing 2006 / tearing - 2006 / pushing
  • European Championship silver medals: 2007 / pushing - 2008 / tearing - 2008 / pushing - 2009 / pushing
  • European Championship bronze medals: 2004 / tearing - 2007 / tearing

Explanations

  • all competitions in single combat, consisting of snatch and push,
  • WM = World Championship,
  • EM = European Championship,
  • KG = body weight

swell

  • Trade journal athletics ,
  • Database of the Institute for Applied Training Sciences at the University of Leipzig,
  • Website "www.polska-sztanga.com"

Web links

personal data
SURNAME Matveeva, Tatiana Viktorovna
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Матвеева, Татьяна Викторовна (Russian spelling)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Russian weightlifter
DATE OF BIRTH February 26, 1985
PLACE OF BIRTH Sima