2023 IWF Senior World Championships

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Hawkpeter
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2023 IWF Senior World Championships

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Preliminary entries are up for Senior Worlds in Saudi Arabia

https://mf.iwf.sport/entry_list/

1214 preliminary entries. It would be curious to see what that shrinks to, could still end up being the biggest event ever.
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Re: 2023 IWF Senior World Championships

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This is the earliest the IWF has ever posted entries for a major comp. 2+ months away!
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Re: 2023 IWF Senior World Championships

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There was a similar number of (very) preliminary entries prior to 2019 Worlds. The published entry list and then subsequent start list culled the numbers considerably.

Many countries enter entire teams before then sending no one; I have no idea why.
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Re: 2023 IWF Senior World Championships

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Down to 894 as of writing this comment.

LIU Huanhua CHN up to M102
Djuraev UZB down to M109
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Re: 2023 IWF Senior World Championships

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erpel wrote: Wed Jul 05, 2023 5:55 pm LIU Huanhua CHN up to M102
Djuraev UZB down to M109
что?

This was not on my bingo card.
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Re: 2023 IWF Senior World Championships

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Pretty sure Huanhua was barely making the 96 class as Asian championships. Only weighed 89.43kg, I guess 96.01kg isn't that much of a jump up.
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Re: 2023 IWF Senior World Championships

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My guess is Chinese internal politics, which are of course extensive. It's not as if 102 is currently the most competitive class either.
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Re: 2023 IWF Senior World Championships

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Liu will do 180+225 at 102, lead the rankings until 2024 (because others are being weirdos), and not get selected anyway.

- bit strange/late for Djuraev now to move down again
- PRK are buffoons until proven otherwise
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Re: 2023 IWF Senior World Championships

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erpel wrote: Thu Jul 06, 2023 4:01 pm
  • Liu will do 180+225 at 102, lead the rankings until 2024 (because others are being weirdos), and not get selected anyway.
  • bit strange/late for Djuraev now to move down again
  • PRK are buffoons until proven otherwise
  • Probably yes. But also there's still another 10 months for someone to get injured and like all countries, China will wait until 31st May 2024 to submit their allocations.
  • The D in Djuraev stands for 2,4-Dinitrophenol and the F stands for food consumption. In all seriousness, I think it'd be a severe cut but not something new to him. From memory, I'm told he usually trained at about 115-118 bodyweight as a 109. It was kind of expected to be honest, Ruslan is too old and banned to be a contender for 102.
  • Yes. Also true for various other nations.
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