2024 IWF World Cup weightlifting competition, Olympic Games qualifying round 2024 “Paris Games”

A young Thai powerhouse emerges and wins 1st place in the men’s team overall score award. As for the women’s team, they placed 3rd, concluding the 2024 IWF World Cup weightlifting competition. The men from Armenia took home 3 gold medals, while Rungsuriya Panya had no medals in the men’s over 109 kilogram category. Summary of the Thai team’s performance. Receive 6 silver medals, 1 bronze medal and guaranteed quota for the Olympic Games “Paris 2024”, a total of 4 seats.

2024 IWF World Cup weightlifting competition, qualifying round for the 2024 Olympic Games “Paris Games” between 31 March – 11 April 2024 at the Khun Lert Phokharak Convention Center. Phuket Rajabhat University, Phuket Province, latest on April 11, 2024, is the last day of the competition, competing for 1 gold medal in the men’s over 109 kilogram category.

The Thai team sent Mr. Rungsuriya Punya to compete in the final round of the men’s over 109 kilograms category, Group C. It appears that Tha Snatch Rungsuriya passed the first 2 rounds at 152, 156 kilograms, but the third time, called Iron 160 kilograms, he did not pass. This made the record at 156 kilograms not receive a medal, while the clean and jerk position The first time, he lifted 202 kilograms. The second time, he failed to lift 207 kilograms. Then, the third time, he moved the weight to 208 kilograms, but was unsuccessful in making an excuse. The record was 202 kilograms and did not receive a medal, while the total weight was 358 kilograms. Receive medals as well.

Varazdat Lalayan from Armenia received 3 gold medals, snatch 210 kilograms, clean and jerk 253 kilograms, total weight 463 kilograms / Ali Davudi from Iran received 3 silver medals. Snatch 202 kilograms, Clean and Jerk 252 kilograms, total weight 454 kilograms/ Ayat Sharifi Kelarijani from Iran received 3 bronze medals, Snatch 201 kilograms, Clean and Jerk. 246 kg, total weight 447 kg

Summary of the performance of Thai weightlifters in the program, winning a total of 6 silver medals and 1 bronze medal, from Siriwimon Plamokkol, women’s 45 kilograms category, 2 silver medals and 1 bronze medal/ Asst. Prof. Natthawat Chomchuen. Male 55 kilogram category, 3 silver medals/ Mr. Teeraphong Silachai, male 61 kilogram category, 1 silver medal.

However, after the end of this competition, it is certain that the Thai team received a quota to compete in the Olympic Games “Paris 2024” with 4 seats, separated into 2 seats for men, 61 kg category and 73 kg category, and 2 seats for women, 49 kg category and over. 81 kg

The closing ceremony of the competition was presided over by Mr. Kitti Chaoundee, Secretary to the Minister of Tourism and Sports, held at Novotel Phuket Hotel, with Mr. Mohammed Jalud, President of the International Weightlifting Federation. (IWF) attended the event along with “Sgt. Yod” Major General Intharat Yodbangtoey, Honorary President. Amateur Weightlifting Association of Thailand, Mr. Norasak Suksomboon, Deputy Governor of Phuket Province, Mr. Namphon Phothiwong, Director of Sustainability Strategy Representative of the Governor of the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT), Asst. Prof. Dr. Thawatchai Thumthong, Vice President for Academic Affairs Phuket Rajabhat University, Mr. Rewat Areerob, President of the Phuket Provincial Administrative Organization, General Yosnan Raicharoen, Vice President of the Weightlifting Sports Association, General Wisut Dejsakul, Secretary-General of the Weightlifting Sports Association, Dr. Niwat Limsukniran. Dr Director General of the Department of Physical Education and honorary advisor Weightlifting Sports Association as well as sponsors, athletes, officials and related parties attended the event in large numbers.

At the same time, there was an award ceremony for the teams that won first place in various programs. Details are as follows: The women’s team total score awards are as follows: 1. North Korea, 2. China, 3. Thailand, 4. Taiwan, 5. United States, 6. South Korea. The men’s team total score awards are as follows: 1. Thailand, 2. Turkmenistan. , 3. China, 4. North Korea, 5. Taiwan, 6. South Korea

While the competition organizers There were 4 sets of performances, including Set 1: Nora Science Arts, World Heritage Sites, Set 2: Thai Contemporary by “Ken” Thachaya Prathumwan, Set 3: Traditional Thai art patterns, and Set 4: Songkran entertainment. Impressing athletes and team officials from around the world, the competition ended beautifully.