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Beijing Olympic champion banned for three years Olympic champion in Beijing 2008 Chinese Liao Hui disqualified International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) for doping for three years. Sentence expires on 30 September 2014. IWF does not disclose details of the case, however, according to China Radio International, illicit drugs were found in the urine sample 24-year old

Russian world champions will receive seven thousand dollars Minister of Sport, Tourism and Youth Policy of Russia Vitaly Mutko signed a decree according to which the Russian world champions in 2011 will receive seven thousand dollars. The head of department, said at today's meeting with the team, returning from the world championships in Paris. Holders

Kashirina set a world record in snatch Tatiana Kashirina serving over 75 kg category, set a world record in the snatch at the world championships in Paris. Now the supreme achievement of 147 kg, one more than the previous one, which is also owned Kashirina. Logically, the Russian has the lead after the first exercise.

Kireev stopped one step short of the podium at the World Championships Paris (France) World Cup Men Up to 85 kg 1. Rostami (Iran) – 378 kg in the double-event (173 kg in snatch + 209 kg in clean and jerk). 2. Anneke (France) – 378 (170 208). 3. Zielinski (Poland) – 376 (174 +202).

Evstyuhina won World Championship gold in the weight category up to 75kg Paris (France) World Cup Women Weight 75 kg 1. EVSTYUHINA (Russia) – 293 kg in the double-event (130 kg in snatch + 163 kg in snatch (world record) 2. Podobedova (Kazakhstan) – 287 – (131 + 156) 3. Kim Eun Joo (Korea) –

Ministry of Sport in France apologized for the performance of an older version of the anthem of Kaza Sports Minister David France Due sent to your colleague from Kazakhstan Talgat Ermegiyaevu a letter of apology for the execution of an older version of the anthem of Asian countries at the awards ceremony winning the world

Oksana Slivenko – three times World champion in weightlifting! Paris (France) World Cup Women Up to 69 kg 1. Slivenko (Russia) – 266 (118 kg in snatch + 148 kg in clean and jerk) kg 2. Xiang Yan Mehl (China) – 264 (116 + 148) kg 3. Matveeva (Russia) – 253 (110 + 143) kg

Tsarukaeva won world championship gold with world record in snatch Paris (France) World Cup Women Weight 63 kg 1. TSARUKAEVA (Russia) – 255 kg in the double-event (117 kg in snatch + 138 kg in clean and jerk) 2. Maneza (Kazakhstan) – 248 (109 + 139) 3. Xiao Fang Yuan (China) – 241 (106 +

World champion in weight to 58 kg Novikov became the Byelorussian Paris (France) World Cup Women to 58 kg 1. Novikov (Belarus) – 237 kg in the double-event (101 kg in snatch + 136 kg in clean and jerk) 2. Li Xiuying (China) – 236 (103 +133) 3. Sirikayu (Thailand) – 230 (99 +131)

Chinshanlo took the world championship gold world record in clean and jerk Paris (France) World Cup Women up to 53 kg 1. Chinshanlo (Kazakhstan) – 227 kg (97 kg per kg + 130 kg in clean and jerk (world record)) 2. Dasdelen (Turkey) – 219 (93 +126) 3. Ji Jin (China) – 214 (93 +121)

Mentor expects to win the Russians in Paris, the maximum number of Olympic licenses coach men's national team of Russia on the eve of David Riegert starts tomorrow the world championship in Paris, commented on the team. – In the men's team Russia the maximum representation at the world championships – eight – quoted Riegert

Team Russia called the provisional squad for the World Cup Russian team decided on the composition of the pre-World Championship to be held from 5 to 13 November in Paris, informs agency “All Sport”. The final bid for the tournament will be formed later. preliminary squad for Russia is as follows: male weight category to

Sydney Olympic champion arrested for attempting to transport nine kilograms of cocaine 36-year old Bulgarian Galabin Boevski was arrested by the department to combat drug-Brazilian police in Sao Paulo airport for trying to get on board the plane to Spain, with nine kilos of cocaine, reports Reuters. Drugs in Boevski, who won a gold medal

Yuri Tegkaev won the European Championship Bucharest (Romania) European Junior Championships and U -23 Men Juniors Over 105 kg 1. Talahadze (Georgia) – 402 (185 217) kg 2. Minasian (Armenia) – 395 (179 +216) 3. Abuyev (Russia) – 390 (178 +212) U-23 105 kg 1. TEGKAEV (Russia) – 380 (172 +208) 2. Gogia (Georgia) –

Russians have won four gold medals at the European Junior Championships and U-23 Bucharest (Romania) European Junior Championships and U -23 Men Juniors Up to 85 kg 1. OKULOV (Russia) – 353 (158 195) kg 2. Kharchenko (Russia) – 345 (151 +194) 3. Bersanov (Belarus) – 344 (153 +191) as 94 kg 1. KOSOVO (Russia)