Weightlifting at the 1980 Summer Olympics

Weightlifting at the Games of the XXII Olympiad

Venue	Izmailovo Sports Palace
Dates	20–30 July 1980
Competitors	172 from 39 nations
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Weightlifting at the 1980 Summer Olympics

	Men
	52 kg
	56 kg
	60 kg
	67.5 kg
	75 kg
	82.5 kg
	90 kg
	100 kg
	110 kg
	+110 kg
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Weightlifting at the 1980 Summer Olympics was represented by ten events (all — men's individual), held between 20 and 30 July at the Izmailovo Sports Palace, situated alongside the Izmailovo Park (eastern part of Moscow).^[1]

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Medal summary

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
52 kg details	Kanybek Osmonaliyev Soviet Union	Ho Bong-chol North Korea	Han Gyong-si North Korea
56 kg details	Daniel Núñez Cuba	Yurik Sarkisyan Soviet Union	Tadeusz Dembończyk Poland
60 kg details	Viktor Mazin Soviet Union	Stefan Dimitrov Bulgaria	Marek Seweryn Poland
67.5 kg details	Yanko Rusev Bulgaria	Joachim Kunz East Germany	Mincho Pashov Bulgaria
75 kg details	Asen Zlatev Bulgaria	Aleksandr Pervi Soviet Union	Nedelcho Kolev Bulgaria
82.5 kg details	Yurik Vardanyan Soviet Union	Blagoy Blagoev Bulgaria	Dušan Poliačik Czechoslovakia
90 kg details	Péter Baczakó Hungary	Rumen Aleksandrov Bulgaria	Frank Mantek East Germany
100 kg details	Ota Zaremba Czechoslovakia	Igor Nikitin Soviet Union	Alberto Blanco Cuba
110 kg details	Leonid Taranenko Soviet Union	Valentin Khristov Bulgaria	György Szalai Hungary
+110 kg details	Sultan Rakhmanov Soviet Union	Jürgen Heuser East Germany	Tadeusz Rutkowski Poland

Medal table


Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Soviet Union (URS)	5	3	0	8
2	Bulgaria (BUL)	2	4	2	8
3	Cuba (CUB)	1	0	1	2
	Czechoslovakia (TCH)	1	0	1	2
	Hungary (HUN)	1	0	1	2
6	East Germany (GDR)	0	2	1	3
7	North Korea (PRK)	0	1	1	2
8	Poland (POL)	0	0	3	3
Totals (8 entries)		10	10	10	30

Results

52 kg

Final Rank	Athlete	Country	Snatch	Cl.&J	Total
1	Kanybek Osmonaliyev	USSR	107.5	137.5	245.0 (OR)
2	Ho Bong Chol	DPR Korea	110.0	135.0	245.0
3	Gyong Si Han	DPR Korea	110.0	135.0	245.0
4	Bela Olah	Hungary	110.0	135.0	245.0
5	Stefan Leletko	Poland	105.0	135.0	240.0
6	Ferenc Hornyak	Hungary	107.5	130.0	237.5

56 kg

Final Rank	Athlete	Country	Snatch	Cl.&J	Total
1	Daniel Núñez	Cuba	125.0	150.0	275.0 (WR, OR)
2	Yurik Sarkisyan	USSR	112.5	157.5	270.0 (JWR)
3	Tadeusz Dembonczyk	Poland	120.0	145.0	265.0
4	Andreas Letz	GDR	115.0	150.0	265.0
5	Eui Yong Yang	D.P.R.Korea	112.5	150.0	262.5
6	Imre Stefanovics	Hungary	115.0	145.0	260.0

60 kg

Final Rank	Athlete	Country	Snatch	Cl.&J	Total
1	Viktor Mazin	USSR	130.0	160.0	290.0 (OR)
2	Stefan Dimitrov	Bulgaria	127.5	160.0	287.5
3	Marek Seweryn	Poland	127.5	155.0	282.5
4	Antoni Pawlak	Poland	120.0	155.0	275.0
5	Julio Loscos	Cuba	125.0	150.0	275.0
6	Frantisek Nedved	Czechoslovakia	122.5	150.0	272.5

67.5 kg

Final Rank	Athlete	Country	Snatch	Cl.&J	Total
1	Yanko Rusev	Bulgaria	147.5	195.0	342.5 (WR, OR)
2	Joachim Kunz	GDR	145.0	190.0	335.0
3	Mincho Pachov	Bulgaria	142.5	182.5	325.0
4	Daniel Senet	France	147.5	175.0	322.5
5	Gunter Ambrass	GDR	140.0	180.0	320.0
6	Zbigniew Kaczmarek	Poland	140.0	177.5	317.5

75 kg

Final Rank	Athlete	Country	Snatch	Cl.&J	Total
1	Asen Zlatev	Bulgaria	160.0	200.0	360.0 (WR, OR)
2	Aleksandr Pervi	USSR	157.5	200.0	357.5
3	Nedeltcho Kolev	Bulgaria	157.5	187.5	345.0
4	Julio Echenique	Cuba	145.0	182.5	327.5
5	Oragomir Ciorolan	Romania	140.0	182.5	322.5
6	Tapio Kinnunen	Finland	142.5	177.5	320.0

82.5 kg

Final Rank	Athlete	Country	Snatch	Cl.&J	Total
1	Yurik Vardanyan	USSR	177.5	222.5	400.0 (WR, OR)
2	Blagoi Blagoev	Bulgaria	175.0	197.5	372.5
3	Dusan Poliacik	Czechoslovakia	160.0	207.5	367.5
4	Jan Lisowski	Poland	150.0	205.0	355.0
5	Krasimir Drandarov	Bulgaria	155.0	200.0	355.0
6	Pawel Rabczewski	Poland	155.0	195.0	350.0

90 kg

Final Rank	Athlete	Country	Snatch	Cl.&J	Total
1	Peter Baczako	Hungary	170.0	207.5	377.5
2	Rumen Aleksandrov	Bulgaria	170.0	205.0	375.0
3	Frank Mantek	GDR	165.0	205.0	370.0
4	Dalibor Řehak	Czechoslovakia	165.0	200.0	365.0
5	Witold Walo	Poland	160.0	200.0	360.0
6	Lubomir Sršeň	Czechoslovakia	160.0	197.5	357.5
7	Vasile Groapă	Romania	160.0	195.0	355.0
8	Nikolaos Iliadis	Greece	150.0	195.0	345.0
9	Gary Langford	Great Britain	150.0	180.0	330.0
10	Norberto Oberburger	Italy	147.5	167.5	315.0
11	Luis Rosito	Guatemala	132.5	175.0	322.5
12	Victor Ruiz	Mexico	135.0	165.0	300.0
13	Guðmundur Helgason	Iceland	135.0	160.0	295.0
-	David Rigert	USSR	0	-	NM
-	Hugo De Grauwe	Belgium	0	-	NM
-	Sann Myint	Burma	0	-	NM
-	Ferenc Antalovics	Hungary	165.0	0	NM
-	Luigi Fratangelo	Australia	142.0	0	NM

100 kg

Final Rank	Athlete	Country	Snatch	Cl.&J	Total
1	Ota Zaremba	Czechoslovakia	180.0	215.0	395.0 (OR)
2	Igor Nikitin	USSR	177.5	215.0	392.5
3	Alberto Blanco	Cuba	172.5	212.5	385.0
4	Michael Hennig	GDR	165.0	217.5	382.5
5	Janos Solyomvari	Hungary	175.0	205.0	380.0
6	Manfred Funke	GDR	170.0	207.5	377.5

110 kg

Final Rank	Athlete	Country	Snatch	Cl.&J	Total
1	Leonid Taranenko	USSR	182.5	240.0	422.5 (WR, OR)
2	Valentin Khristov	Bulgaria	185.0	220.0	405.0
3	György Szalai	Hungary	172.5	217.5	390.0
4	Leif Nilsson	Sweden	167.5	212.5	380.0
5	Vinzenz Hortnagl	Austria	170.0	202.5	372.5
6	Stefan Tasnadi	Romania	165.0	195.0	360.0

+110 kg

Final Rank	Athlete	Country	Snatch	Cl.&J	Total
1	Sultan Rakhmanov	USSR	195.0	245.0	440.0
2	Jurgen Heuser	GDR	182.5	227.5	410.0
3	Tadeusz Rutkowski	Poland	180.0	227.5	407.5
4	Rudolf Strejcek	Czechoslovakia	182.5	220.0	402.5
5	Bohuslav Braum	Czechoslovakia	180.0	217.5	397.5
6	Francisco Mendez	Cuba	175.0	220.0	395.0

Remarks:

All weights are given in kilograms
WR=World Record, OR=Olympic Record, JWR=Junior World Record
Country names in the medal table are not given in the form they were used in the official documents of the IOC in 1980

References

^ "Weightlifting at the 1980 Moscow Summer Games". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020. Retrieved 12 January 2020.

External links

Official Olympic Report Archived 12 June 2007 at the Wayback Machine

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