The IWF have published the absolute ranking lists that give a very godo idea of most of the athletes who will lift in Tokyo next month. The IWF lists show the picture by weight category but here are all of the qualifiers so far sorted by their nation (see notes below) Nation Athlete Name Category …
The second of three six-month qualifying periods for the weightlifting at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic games finished at the end of October 2019. With just one period to go, we are starting to get a sense of who is likely to qualify for the games. We ran the current ranking data through the allocation process …
Here is what the qualifying situation looks like for the M81 category if the allocation system is applied to the rankings for eligible athletes at the end of the second qualifying period. The top eight athletes in the one-athlete-per-nation world rankings are allocated places, along with the next best athlete from each continent. A final …
Here is what the qualifying situation looks like for the W+87 category if the allocation system is applied to the rankings for eligible athletes at the end of the second qualifying period. The top eight athletes in the one-athlete-per-nation world rankings are allocated places, along with the next best athlete from each continent. A final …
Here is what the qualifying situation looks like for the W87 category if the allocation system is applied to the rankings for eligible athletes at the end of the second qualifying period. The top eight athletes in the one-athlete-per-nation world rankings are allocated places, along with the next best athlete from each continent. A final …
Here is what the qualifying situation looks like for the W76 category if the allocation system is applied to the rankings for eligible athletes at the end of the second qualifying period. The top eight athletes in the one-athlete-per-nation world rankings are allocated places, along with the next best athlete from each continent. A final …
Here is what the qualifying situation looks like for the W64 category if the allocation system is applied to the rankings for eligible athletes at the end of the second qualifying period. The top eight athletes in the one-athlete-per-nation world rankings are allocated places, along with the next best athlete from each continent. A final …
Here is what the qualifying situation looks like for the W59 category if the allocation system is applied to the rankings for eligible athletes at the end of the second qualifying period. The top eight athletes in the one-athlete-per-nation world rankings are allocated places, along with the next best athlete from each continent. A final …
Here is what the qualifying situation looks like for the W55 category if the allocation system is applied to the rankings for eligible athletes at the end of the second qualifying period. The top eight athletes in the one-athlete-per-nation world rankings are allocated places, along with the next best athlete from each continent. A final …
Here is what the qualifying situation looks like for the W49 category if the allocation system is applied to the rankings for eligible athletes at the end of the second qualifying period. The top eight athletes in the one-athlete-per-nation world rankings are allocated places, along with the next best athlete from each continent. A final …
