Weightlifting at 2024 Olympics: Full Results, Review & Final Stats [Live Update from Olympic Games in Paris, France]

What Is It?

This summer Paris will host the 33rd Olympic Games which are scheduled from 26 July to 11 August 2024, with the weightlifting competitions will be held from 7 to 11 August at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. 

It needs to be mentioned that some significant changes were made in the weightlifting program. Namely, the number of weight categories was cut from 14 like in Tokyo to 10. The total number of weightlifters is 120, with an equal split between male and female contenders, who will compete in each of the ten weight divisions.

Also, the qualified National Olympic Committee permits to enter a maximum of 3 weightlifters per gender, with one in each weight category at the maximum.

Read the full report about each day of the Weightlifting at 2024 Olympics prepared by our media team. Don’t miss the opportunity to stay updated and follow this great event in the Olympic weightlifting world with us from the very beginning till the end!

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Now what about the Olympic weight classes that will compete at the Olympics in Paris this year. Just 4 categories coincide with the 2020 Games in Tokyo: Men’s 61 kg and 73 kg, and Women’s 49 kg and 59 kg. Generally, there will be the following weight divisions:

Men’s – 61 kg, 73 kg, 89 kg, 102 kg, and 102+ kg;

Women’s – 49 kg, 59 kg, 71 kg, 81 kg, and 81+ kg.

Olympic Weightlifters Statistics

We’ve also created a page about the weightlifting athletes, who take part in this year Olympic Games.

You can find their biography, statistics and other useful and interesting information there.

Weightlifting at Olympics 2024 (Live Updates)

The Olympic weightlifting competition has officially begun, showcasing the incredible strength and skill of athletes from around the world. This prestigious event, a highlight of the Olympic Games, promises to deliver thrilling performances and unforgettable moments as competitors vie for gold.

In the following coverage, we will dive into each weight category, analyzing the standout athletes, their remarkable feats, and the intense rivalries that define this sport. Join us as we explore the drama and excitement of Olympic weightlifting, celebrating the dedication and achievements of these exceptional athletes.

Final Stats

Men’s results

Men’s 61 kg:

• Li Fabin from China became the category’s leader: he did 143 kg (OR) in Snatch, 167 kg in Clean & Jerk, with a total of 310 kg.
• Theerapong Silachai from Thailand took silver thanks to the Snatch of 132 kg, 171 kg in Clean & Jerk, and a total of 303 kg.
• The bronze holder became Hampton Morris from the USA: he snatched 126 kg, did Clean & Jerk of 172 kg, and a total of 298 kg.

Men’s 73 kg:

• Rizki Juniansyah from Indonesia got gold by lifting 155 kg in Snatch, 199 kg in Clean & Jerk (OR), and 354 kg in total.
• Wichuma Weeraphon from Thailand took silver with 198 kg in Snatch, 148 kg in Clean & Jerk, and a total of 346 kg.
• Bozhidar Andreev from Bulgaria clinched bronze with the following results: 154 kg in Snatch, 190 kg in Clean & Jerk, and a total of 344 kg.

Men’s 89 kg:

• Karlos Nasar from Bulgaria won the battle with the amazing lifts of 180 kg in Snatch,  224 (OR, WR) kg in Clean & Jerk, and a total of 404 (OR) kg.
• Lopez Yeison from Colombia won silver by lifting 180 kg in Snatch, 210 kg in Clean & Jerk, and 390 kg overall.
• Antonino Pizzolato from Italy became a bronze medalist resulting in the following results: 172 kg in Snatch, 212 kg in Clean & Jerk, and 384 kg in total.

Men’s 102 kg:

• Liu Huanhua from China won the competition in his weight division by lifting 186 kg in Snatch, 220 kg in Clean & Jerk, and 406 kg in total.
• Djuraev Akbar from Uzbekistan clinched silver with 185 kg in Snatch, 219 kg in Clean & Jerk, and a total of 404 kg.
• Yauheni Tsikhantsou lifted 183 kg in the Snatch exercise, 219 kg in Clean & Jerk, and 402 kg in total.

Men’s 102+ kg:

• Lasha Talakhadze from Georgia won the competition at his weight division by lifting 215 kg in Snatch, 255 kg in Clean & Jerk, and 470 kg in total.
• Varazdat Lalayan from Armenia clinched silver with 215 kg in Snatch, 252 kg in Clean & Jerk, and a total of 467 kg.
• Gor Minasyan from Bahrain lifted 216 kg in the Snatch exercise, 245 kg in Clean & Jerk, and 461 kg in total.

Women’s results

Women’s 49 kg:

• Hou Zhihui from China became the gold medalist with the following results: 89 kg in Snatch, 117 kg in C&J and a total of 206 kg.
• Michaela Cambei from Romania took silver with a Snatch of 93 kg, 112 kg – Clean & Jerk, and 205 kg in total. 
• Surodchana Khambao from Thailand clinched bronze by lifting 88 kg in Snatch, 122 kg in Clean & Jerk, and a total of 200 kg.

Women’s 59 kg:

• Luo Shifang from China won a gold medal by snatching 107 kg, lifting 134 kg in Clean & Jerk, and getting 241 kg in total.
• Maude Charron from Canada did 236 kg in total, 106 kg in Snatch, and 130 kg in Clean & Jerk. 
• Kuo Hsing-Chun from Taiwan was third performing 105 kg in Snatch, 130 kg in Clean & Jerk, and got a total of 235 kg.

Women’s 71 kg:

• Olivia Reeves from the USA became a winner and clinched gold medal due to 117 kg in Snatch, 145 kg in Clean & Jerk, and 262 kg overall.
• Mari Leivis Sanchez from Columbia secured silver with the following results: Snatch of 112 kg, Clean & Jerk of 145 kg, and a total of 257 kg.
• Palacios Dajomes A. from Ecuador became a bronze medalist thanks to 116 kg in Snatch, 140 kg in Clean & Jerk, and a total of 256 kg.

Women’s 81 kg:

• Solfrid Koanda from Norway won the competition today with the following results: Snatch of 121 kg, Clean & Jerk of 154 kg (OR), and a total of 275 kg (OR).
• Samir Sara from Egypt took silver lifting 117 kg in Snatch, 151 kg in Clean & Jerk, and finished with 268 kg overall.
• Neisi Dajomes from Ecuador lifted 122 kg in Snatch, 145 kg in Clean & Jerk, and got 267 kg in total

Women’s 81+ kg:

• Li Wenwen from China won a gold medal by lifting 136 kg in Snatch, 173 kg in Clean & Jerk, and 309 kg in total.
• Park Hyejeong from South Korea did 299 kg in total, 131 kg in Snatch, and 168 kg in Clean & Jerk. 
• Emily Campbell from Great Britain was third by performing 126 kg in Snatch, 162 kg in Clean & Jerk, and got a total of 299 kg.

All-Time Medal Table by Country

11 August (Day 5)

Women’s 81+ kg

Snatch results:

• Li Wenwen from China lifted 136 kg on the second attempt.
• Park Hyejeong from South Korea fell behind her rival by 5 kilos, lifting 131 kg on the third attempt.
• Emily Campbell from Great Britain took third place with the result of 126 kg she did on the third attempt.

Clean & Jerk results:

• Li Wenwen from China did 173 kg on the second attempt.
• Park Hyejeong from South Korea finished the exercise with 168 kg also on the third attempt.
• Emily Campbell from Great Britain lifted 162 kg on the first attempt.

Total results:

• Li Wenwen from China was the leader of the category with a total result of 309 kg.
• Park Hyejeong from South Korea lifted 299 kg in total and got silver.
• Emily Campbell from Great Britain finished third with a total of 288 kg and a bronze medal.

10 August (Day 4)

Men’s 102+ kg

Snatch results:

• Gor Minasyan from Bahrain clinched the first place by lifting 216 kg on the second attempt.
• Lasha Talakhadze from Georgia lifted 215 kg on the second attempt.
• Varazdat Lalayan from Armenia also performed 215 kg lift.

Clean & Jerk results:

• Lasha Talakhadze from Georgia succeeded with 255 kg on the second attempt.
• Varazdat Lalayan from Armenia finished second with the result of 252 kg.
• Gor Minasyan from Bahrain lifted 245 kg on the third attempt by winning bronze.

Total results:

• Lasha Talakhadze from Georgia finished the performance with 470 kg in total.
• Varazdat Lalayan from Armenia got silver due to the overall result of 467 kg.
• Gor Minasyan from Bahrain got 461 kg by winning bronze for his country

Women’s 81 kg

Snatch results:

• Neisi Dajomes from Ecuador took first place in exercise by lifting 122 kg from the third attempt.
• Solfrid Koanda from Norway lifted 121 kg.
• Samir Sara from Egypt took third place with 117 kg on the second lift.

Clean & Jerk results:

• Solfrid Koanda from Norway set Olympic Record, performing 154 kg.
• Samir Sara from Egypt got second place with 151 kg.
• Neisi Dajomes from Ecuador secured third place with 145 kg.

Total results:

• Solfrid Koanda from Norway reigned the podium with a total of 275 kg (OR).
• Samir Sara from Egypt became second with a result of 268 kg.
• Neisi Dajomes from Ecuador won bronze with 267 kg.

Men’s 102 kg

Snatch results:

• Liu Huanhua from China took first place by lifting 186 kg on the third attempt.
• Karapetyan Garik from Armenia lifted 186 kg also on the third attempt.
• Djuraev Akbar from Uzbekistan fell behind his rival by just one kilo with the 185 kg lift.

Clean & Jerk results:

• Liu Huanhua from China succeeded in lifting 220 kg on the first attempt.
• Djuraev Akbar from Uzbekistan finished second with the result of 219 kg.
• Yauheni Tsikhantsou lifted 219 kg on the second attempt.

Total results:

• Liu Huanhua from China finished the performance with 206 kg in total.
• Djuraev Akbar from Uzbekistan got silver due to the overall result of 204 kg.
• Yauheni Tsikhantsou lifted 202 kg by winning bronze.

9 August (Day 3)

Men’s 89 kg

Snatch results:

• Karlos Nasar from Bulgaria reigned the podium due to a strong lift of 180 kg.
• Lopez Yeison from Colombia took second place by lifting 180 kg.
• Robu Marin from Moldova finished third due to the lift of 175 kg on the second attempt.

Clean & Jerk results:

• Karlos Nasar from Bulgaria lifted 224 kg at the 2nd attempt and set a Junior, Olympic and World Records in this exercise.
• Antonino Pizzolato from Italy became the second, lifting 212 kg on the third attempt.
• Lopez Yeison from Colombia took bronze in this round with the lift of 210 kg.

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Total results:

• Karlos Nasar from Bulgaria Impressed the audience with his powerful totals of 404 kg (OR).
• Lopez Yeison from Colombia took the second place thanks to the promising total of 390 kg.
• Antonino Pizzolato from Italy clinched bronze with a total of 384 kg.

8 August (Day 2)

Women’s 71 kg

Snatch results:

• Olivia Reeves from the USA got gold by lifting 117 (OR) kg on the third attempt.
• Palacios Dajomes A. from Ecuador took second place with the result of 116 kg.
• Mari Leivis Sanchez from Columbia closed the Top 3 with a lift of 112 kg on the third attempt.

Clean & Jerk results:

• Olivia Reeves from the USA did 145 kg on the second attempt.
• Mari Leivis Sanchez from Columbia became the second by lifting 145 kg.
• Palacios Dajomes A. from Ecuador clinched the third place with a result of 140 kg on the third lift.

Total results:

• Olivia Reeves from the USA became a total winner in the category with a total of 262 kg.
• Mari Leivis Sanchez from Columbia finished with a result of 257 kg.
• Palacios Dajomes A. from Ecuador became a bronze holder with a total of 256 kg.

Men’s 73 kg

Snatch results:

• Shi Zhiyong from China got 1st place by lifting 165 kg on the second attempt.
• Rizki Juniansyah from Indonesia took second place with the result of 155 kg.
• Mosquera Luis from Columbia closed the Top 3 with a lift of 155 kg on the third attempt.

Clean & Jerk results:

• Rizki Juniansyah from Indonesia did 199 kg on the second attempt, setting an Olympic Record.
• Wichuma Weeraphon from Thailand became lifted 198 kg.
• Ozbek Muhammed from Turkey clinched the bronze with a result of 191 kg on the third lift.

Total results:

• Rizki Juniansyah from Indonesia became a total winner in the category with a total of 354 kg.
• Wichuma Weeraphon from Thailand finished with a result of 346 kg.
• Bozhidar Andreev from Bulgaria became a bronze holder with a total of 344 kg.

Women’s 59 kg

Snatch results:

• Luo Shifang from China lifted 107 kg from the third attempt and set an Olympic Record.
• Maude Charron from Canada took second place with 106 kg at the last lift.
• Kuo Hsing-Chun from Taiwan became third with 105 kg she lifted at the third attempt.

Clean & Jerk results:

• Luo Shifang from China succeeded in lifting 134 kg (OR).
• Maude Charron from Canada lifted 130 kg.
• Kuo Hsing-Chun from Taiwan lifted 130 kg.

Total results:

• Luo Shifang from China got the gold medal with a total result of 241 kg, setting two Olympic Records.
• Maude Charron from Canada resulted in 236 kg and a silver medal.
• Kuo Hsing-Chun from Taiwan finished with 135 kg and third place in the weight class.

7 August (Day 1)

Men’s 61 kg:

Snatch results:

• Li Fabin from China reigned the podium due to a strong lift of 143 kg setting a new Olympic Record.
• Eko Yuli Irawan from Indonesia won silver with 135 kg.
• Theerapong Silachai from Thailand became third with 132 kg on the third lift.

Clean & Jerk results:

• Hampton Morris from the USA succeeded in lifting 172 kg.
• Theerapong Silachai from Indonesia won silver with a lift of 171 kg.
• Li Fabin from China lifted 167 kg on the second attempt.

Total results:

• Li Fabin from China got the gold medal with a total result of 310 kg.
• Theerapong Silachai from Indonesia resulted in 303 kg and a silver medal.
• Hampton Morris finished with 298 kg and third place in the weight class.

Women’s 49 kg:

Snatch results:

• ​​Michaela Cambei from Romania lifted 93 kg at the third attempt.
• Hou Zhihui from China lifted 89 kg and became second in this exercise.
• Surodchana Khambao from Thailand became third with 88 kg on the third try.

Clean & Jerk results:

• Hou Zhihui set OR by raising 117 kg.
• Surodchana Khambao from Thailand finished with the result of 112 kg.
• ​​Michaela Cambei from Romania took 3nd place with 112 kg at the third attempt.

Total results:

• Hou Zhihui from China got gold with a total of 206 kg.
• Michaela Cambei from Romania became a silver medalist thanks to a total result of 205 kg.
• Surodchana Khambao from Thailand secured the third spot with 200 kg overall.

Olympic Games Weightlifting Schedule (UTC+02:00)

Wednesday 07 August:

15:00 – Men’s 61kg

19:30 – Women’s 49kg

Thursday 08 August:

15:00 – Women’s 59kg

19:30 – Men’s 73kg

Friday 09 August:

15:00 – Men’s 89kg

19:30 – Women’s 71kg

Saturday 10 August:

11:30 – Men’s 102kg

16:00 – Women’s 81kg

20:30 – Men’s +102kg

Sunday 11 August:

11:30 – Women’s +81kg

When Does It Take Place?

Paris will become the second city, after London, to host the Summer Olympics three times. Paris 2024 will mark the centennial anniversary of Paris 1924, and these Olympic Games will be the sixth hosted by France – three in summer and three in winter, and the first French Olympics since the 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville.

The program of the 2024 Summer Olympics will feature 329 events in 32 sports, with an opening ceremony held at the Jardins du Trocadéro and the Seine, and the closing ceremony at Stade de France. The weightlifting events will be held at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, namely South Paris Arena.

Who Participates?

In Olympic weightlifting,120 athletes will compete in Paris in total, which is a drop compared to 196 in Tokyo and a drop from the 260 at London 2012 and Rio 2016. As the host country, France gets four quota places: two for men and two for women.

General Review

“Games wide open” – this is the Paris 2024 Summer Olympic Games slogan. This time Paris will ensure the Games will be more responsible, more inclusive, and more spectacular than ever before. Everyone is anticipating this grand event, as Paris proved its cutting-edge approach of being an Olympic host in the past for three times already. 

In 1900, women athletes were involved for the first time ever at the Paris Olympic Games; in 1924, when Paris became the first city to host two separate Olympics. And this year, when 50% of all athletes are women, making Paris the first host to achieve gender equality in the Olympic Games history.