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Weightlifting Career Highlights and Competition History

Weightlifting Career Highlights and Competition History

Achieving success in international weightlifting requires immense strength, discipline, and the ability to compete across various weight classes. This athlete's journey spans several prestigious global and regional events, demonstrating a consistent presence in the heavyweight categories over nearly a decade of competition.

Key Facts

  • Competed in the World Championships in both 2021 and 2022.
  • Represented their region in the Asian Games across two different weight categories.
  • Secured appearances in the SEA Games (South East Asian Games) in 2021 and 2023.
  • Began international prominence at the Youth Olympic Games in 2014.

Global Championship Performance

The athlete has tested their strength on the world stage at the World Championships. In 2021, they competed in Tashkent, and followed this with a performance in Bogotá in 2022. In both instances, they competed in the +87 kg category, which is the heaviest weight class, meaning the athlete weighs 87 kilograms or more.

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Regional and Continental Success

Beyond global events, the athlete has been a staple in Asian and South East Asian competitions. At the Asian Games, they competed in the +75 kg category during the 2018 Jakarta-Palembang games and later moved up to the +87 kg category for the 2022 Hangzhou games.

In the SEA Games, the athlete maintained consistency in the +71 kg category, competing in both the 2021 Vietnam games and the 2023 Cambodia games.

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Early Career and Development

The foundation for this competitive career was laid early on. The athlete participated in the 2014 Youth Olympic Games held in Nanjing, competing in the +63 kg category. This early experience in a lighter weight class highlights the athlete's physical growth and transition into the heavyweight divisions seen in later years.

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Competition Summary Table

Summary of International Competition History
Competition Year Location Weight Category
Youth Olympic Games 2014 Nanjing +63 kg
Asian Games 2018 Jakarta-Palembang +75 kg
SEA Games 2021 Vietnam +71 kg
World Championships 2021 Tashkent +87 kg
World Championships 2022 Bogotá +87 kg
Asian Games 2022 Hangzhou +87 kg
SEA Games 2023 Cambodia +71 kg

Frequently Asked Questions

Which weight category did the athlete compete in most recently?

The most recent competition listed is the 2023 SEA Games in Cambodia, where the athlete competed in the +71 kg category.

In which cities were the World Championships held?

The World Championships took place in Tashkent in 2021 and Bogotá in 2022.

How has the athlete's weight category changed over time?

The athlete started in the +63 kg category in 2014, progressed to +75 kg in 2018, and eventually competed in the +87 kg category in later World and Asian championships, while maintaining a +71 kg status for the SEA Games.

Which youth competition did the athlete participate in?

The athlete participated in the 2014 Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing.

How many times did the athlete compete in the Asian Games?

The athlete competed in the Asian Games twice: once in 2018 (Jakarta-Palembang) and once in 2022 (Hangzhou).

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