1983 World Weightlifting Championships

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The 57th World Championships in men's weightlifting took place from October 22 to 31, 1983 in the Izmailovo Sports Palace in the Soviet capital Moscow . 187 weightlifters from 32 nations took part in the competitions held by the International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) in one-on-one (snatch and push) .

Medalist

Men

Class up to 52 kilograms

Saturday: October 22, 1983

discipline gold silver bronze
Tear Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Neno Tersijski 115.0 kg World record set Poland 1980Poland Jacek Gutowski 112.5 kg JapanJapan Hidemi Miyashita 107.5 kg
Bump Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Neno Tersijski 145.0 kg 000 Poland 1980Poland Stefan Leletko 140.0 kg Poland 1980Poland Jacek Gutowski 137.5 kg
Duel Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Neno Tersijski 260.0 kg World record Poland 1980Poland Jacek Gutowski 250.0 kg Poland 1980Poland Stefan Leletko 247.5 kg
  • Terziyski managed to push 150.0 kg in an additional attempt. World record

Class up to 56 kilograms

Sunday: October 23, 1983

discipline gold silver bronze
Tear Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Naum Suleymanov 130.0 kg World record Soviet UnionSoviet Union Oksen Mirsojan 127.5 kg China People's RepublicPeople's Republic of China Wu Shude 125.0 kg
Bump Soviet UnionSoviet Union Oksen Mirsojan 165.0 kg 000 Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR Andreas Letz 160.0 kg Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Naum Suleymanov 160.0 kg
Duel Soviet UnionSoviet Union Oksen Mirsojan 292.5 kg World record Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Naum Suleymanov 290.0 kg Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR Andreas Letz 280.0 kg
  • Andreas Letz improved his own world record to 161.0 kg in pushing, but due to the 2.5 kg rule, 160.0 kg were included in the rating. Oksen Mirsojan then increased the world record to 165.0 kg and then to 167.0 kg World record.

Class up to 60 kilograms

Monday: October 24, 1983

discipline gold silver bronze
Tear Soviet UnionSoviet Union Jurik Sarkisjan 137.5 kg 000 Poland 1980Poland Marek Seweryn 135.0 kg Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Stefan Topurow 132.5 kg
Bump Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Stefan Topurow 180.0 kg World record Soviet UnionSoviet Union Jurik Sarkisjan 175.0 kg Romania 1965Romania Gelu Radu 162.5 kg
Duel Soviet UnionSoviet Union Jurik Sarkisjan 312.5 kg World record Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Stefan Topurow 312.5 kg Romania 1965Romania Gelu Radu 292.5 kg
  • Sarkisjan set a new world record in snatch with 137.5 kg, the Seweryn in an additional attempt on 138.0 kg. World recordimproved.

Class up to 67.5 kilograms

Tuesday: October 25, 1983

discipline gold silver bronze
Tear Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Yanko Russew 145.0 kg Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR Andreas Behm 145.0 kg Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR Joachim Kunz 145.0 kg
Bump Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR Joachim Kunz 195.0 kg Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Yanko Russew 192.5 kg Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR Andreas Behm 192.5 kg
Duel Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR Joachim Kunz 340.0 kg Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Yanko Russew 337.5 kg Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR Andreas Behm 337.5 kg

Class up to 75 kilograms

Wednesday: October 26, 1983

discipline gold silver bronze
Tear Soviet UnionSoviet Union Vladimir Kuznetsov 167.5 kg World record Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Alexander Varbanov 160.0 kg Romania 1965Romania Dragomir Cioroslan 157.5 kg
Bump Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Alexander Varbanov 210.0 kg World record Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Sdravko Stoychkov 207.5 kg Soviet UnionSoviet Union Vladimir Kuznetsov 202.5 kg
Duel Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Alexander Varbanov 370.0 kg World record Soviet UnionSoviet Union Vladimir Kuznetsov 370.0 kg Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Sdravko Stoychkov 362.5 kg

Class up to 82.5 kilograms

Thursday: October 27, 1983

discipline gold silver bronze
Tear Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Assen Slatew 180.0 kg Soviet UnionSoviet Union Jurik Vardanyan 180.0 kg Hungary 1957Hungary László Barsi 165.0 kg
Bump Soviet UnionSoviet Union Jurik Vardanyan 212.5 kg Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Assen Slatew 210.0 kg CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Lubomír Vymazal 210.0 kg
Duel Soviet UnionSoviet Union Jurik Vardanyan 392.5 kg Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Assen Slatew 390.0 kg Hungary 1957Hungary László Barsi 370.0 kg
  • In the second attempt to tear, Vardanyan set World recorda new world record with 180.5 kg , but due to the 2.5 kg rule, 180.0 kg were included in the rating.

Class up to 90 kilograms

Friday: October 28, 1983

discipline gold silver bronze
Tear Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Blagoy Blagoev 190.0 kg Soviet UnionSoviet Union Viktor Solodov 185.0 kg Poland 1980Poland Andrzej Piotrowski 170.0 kg
Bump Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Blagoy Blagoev 227.5 kg Soviet UnionSoviet Union Viktor Solodov 225.0 kg Poland 1980Poland Andrzej Piotrowski 212.5 kg
Duel Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Blagoy Blagoev 417.5 kg Soviet UnionSoviet Union Viktor Solodov 410.0 kg Poland 1980Poland Andrzej Piotrowski 382.5 kg
  • Solodow managed to push 230.0 kg in an additional attempt. World record

Class up to 100 kilograms

Saturday: October 29, 1983

discipline gold silver bronze
Tear Soviet UnionSoviet Union Alexander Popov 187.5 kg Soviet UnionSoviet Union Pavel Kuznetsov 182.5 kg Romania 1965Romania Vasile Groapa 180.0 kg
Bump Soviet UnionSoviet Union Pavel Kuznetsov 240.0 kg Soviet UnionSoviet Union Alexander Popov 235.0 kg Poland 1980Poland Andrzej Komar 227.5 kg
Duel Soviet UnionSoviet Union Pavel Kuznetsov 422.5 kg Soviet UnionSoviet Union Alexander Popov 422.5 kg Poland 1980Poland Andrzej Komar 407.5 kg

Class up to 110 kilograms

Sunday: October 30, 1983

discipline gold silver bronze
Tear Soviet UnionSoviet Union Vyacheslav Klokov 192.5 kg 000 Hungary 1957Hungary József Jacsó 185.0 kg Romania 1965Romania Ștefan Taşnadi 182.5 kg
Bump Soviet UnionSoviet Union Vyacheslav Klokov 247.5 kg World record Hungary 1957Hungary József Jacsó 225.0 kg CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Anton Baraniak 220.0 kg
Duel Soviet UnionSoviet Union Vyacheslav Klokov 440.0 kg World record Hungary 1957Hungary József Jacsó 410.0 kg CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Anton Baraniak 400.0 kg
  • Klokow set a new world record with 245.0 kg in his second attempt to push, which he then improved to 247.5 kg.

Class over 110 kilograms

Monday: October 31, 1983

discipline gold silver bronze
Tear Soviet UnionSoviet Union Anatoly Pyssarenko 205.0 kg Soviet UnionSoviet Union Alyaksandr Kurlowitsch 205.0 kg CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Pavel Khek 197.5 kg
Bump Soviet UnionSoviet Union Anatoly Pyssarenko 245.0 kg Soviet UnionSoviet Union Alyaksandr Kurlowitsch 245.0 kg Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Antonio Krastew 237.5 kg
Duel Soviet UnionSoviet Union Anatoly Pyssarenko 450.0 kg Soviet UnionSoviet Union Alyaksandr Kurlowitsch 450.0 kg Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria Antonio Krastew 427.5 kg

literature

  • New Germany . No. 248-258 . Socialist Unity Party of Germany, 1983, ISSN  0323-3375 .
  • Manfred Seifert: Sport83. A yearbook of GDR sports . Sportverlag Berlin, 1983, ISSN  0232-203X , p. 241 .

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ World Championships Seniors 1997 - 2007 and Statistics ( English , PDF; 31.8 MB) In: iwf.net . Retrieved June 23, 2013.