I missed most of the clean and jerks (respiratory exam due to COVID lmao) but Men's 55kg A was a very fun session to watch.
Ngo Son Dinh and Do Tu Tung had a great battle and lifted close to their training bests.
49s is a tight spread with a lot of red.
DZHUMABAYEVA Yulduz TKM bombs with sonic the hedgehog misses, Windy Cantika looks to be managing a back niggle 80x/80/83x
MIRABAI Chanu IND 85/88x/88x, looks strong but seems to be having a skill issue
Both Thai lifters snatching 90kg, Hou Zhihui (looks hurt, maybe in the knees) snatching 93 3/3 and Jiang Huihua casually snatching 94.
erpel wrote: ↑Sat Apr 15, 2023 4:25 pm
Despite this the class was won with a total unachievable for any other country (currently anyway): 206 by Xiang Linxiang 向林香 (also still a Junior).
We await clean and jerks to confirm or deny this comment.
EDIT:
Windy Cantika AISAH (INA) bombs on 95x/95x/95x, random chatter said she had a hip injury earlier in the year but I don't have a source atm.
CHANU Mirabai (IND) takes 109, 115 on the board but pulls out. Probably still struggling with her injuries that were troubling her late last year.
HOU Zhihui was never a C+J specialist but took 107 (not hard, but not good), 111 hard fight, 115x. Limped/marched off shaking out her legs after attempts. Methinks her knees are not happy.
KHAMBAO Surodchana and SUKCHAROEN Thanyathon are Thai'd on 200, KHAMBAO takes the Bronze total having clean and jerked 110 first.
Jiang Huihua does China things, 94+113 to do 1kg over the aforementioned junior. 120 clean but didn't go for the jerk as she was off with the fairies.
Rira Suzuki sneaks into the medals from the B session with a 111 clean and jerk for silver in the C+J (5th in total).
Looks like Erpel was right again. Thailand got close but no cigar.