Kim Iseul won Bronze in Snatch in the Women’s 81 kg Category at the 2024 IWF Weightlifting World Cup
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As we’re heading into the last days of the IWF World Cup in Thailand, it is time for the heavyweight categories to start showing out.
With Olympic qualification on the line and expectations running high, the competition day could have easily turned into a disaster.
However, the women competing in the 81 kg category once again showcased their resilience and performed in a fantastic manner with their coveted Olympic spots hanging in the balance.
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In a shocking turn of events, Korean lifter Kim Iseul, who started from Group C, was able to get ahead of the competition in the Snatch lift. She managed to lift 115 kg, which was just enough to surpass Australian lifter Eileen Cikamatana and win the bronze medal for the exercise.
In Clean & Jerk, Iseul’s performance was nowhere near as remarkable, and she got just 140 kg. However, her total of 255 kg was enough to get her sixth place in the competition – a fantastic result given where she started from.
Thus far in her career, Kim Iseul hasn’t made an impact on the international scene and has no major titles to her name. This makes her incredible performance during the IWF World Cup even more remarkable.
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Author: Tanya Shaiko
News Editor, Olympic Lifting Enthusiast
Best Results: Snatch – 61 kg,
C&J – 78 kg
I’m Tanya, and I just can’t do without fitness. About six years ago, I got into Olympic weightlifting and instantly fell in love with it. Weightlifting is like no other sport – it’s just you versus the bar. Driven by my unwavering passion for an active lifestyle, I’ve been eager to share my personal journey and sports enthusiasm with others. As a journalist and photographer, my interests come full circle, adding an extra dimension to the news column that I curate. This way, I keep my readers updated with the latest happenings in the sports world.