Tbilisi 2021 Para Powerlifting World Cup Results

The 2021 Para Powerlifting World Cup took place from May 20-23, 2021, in Tbilisi, Georgia. The host country was able to post seven medals with nine competitors to finish only behind Kazahkstan, which posted eight medals with 14 competitors. Twenty-five countries were represented in the competition, with 17 of them taking home at least one medal. Here is the final medal count:

2021 Tbilisi Para Powerlifting World Cup Medal Table

• Kazakhstan (8)
  • Gold — Three
  • Silver — Two
  • Bronze — Three
• Ukraine (4)
  • Gold — Two
  • Silver — Two
• Great Britain (4)
  • Gold — Two
  • Silver — Two
• Azerbaijan (5)
  • Gold — Two
  • Silver — One
  • Bronze — Two
• Chile (4)
  • Gold — Two
  • Silver — One
  • Bronze — One
• Uzbekistan (3)
  • Gold — Two
  • Silver — One
• Georgia (7)
  • Gold — One
  • Silver — Two
  • Bronze — Four
• Brazil (5)
  • Gold — One
  • Silver — Two
  • Bronze — Two
• Turkey (2)
  • Gold — One
  • Silver — One
• Colombia (2)
  • Gold — One 
  • Silver — One
• Italy (2)
  • Gold — One
  • Silver — One
• Hungary (1)
  • Gold — One
• Israel (1)
  • Gold — One
• Greece (2)
  • Silver — One
  • Bronze — One
• Moldova (2)
  • Silver — One
  • Bronze — One
• Cyprus (1)
  • Silver — One
• Kyrgyzstan (1)
  • Bronze — One
• Belarus (1)
  • Bronze — One
• Saudi Arabia (1)
  • Bronze — One

Five countries earned medals only in female divisions: Ukraine, Turkey, Israel, Cyprus, and Belarus. Six countries earned medals only in male divisions: Colombia, Italy, Hungary, Greece, Kyrgyzstan, and Saudi Arabia.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Men’s Results

Here were the results for all of the Men’s categories. The lifts listed below are that specific lifter’s best successful attempt.

49KG

1. Nandor Tunkel, Hungary — 155 kilograms (341.7 pounds)
2. Parvin Mammadov, Azerbaijan — 148 kilograms (326.3 pounds)
3. Maysar Olaymi, Saudi Arabia — 100 kilograms (220.5 pounds)

54KG

1. David Degtyarev, Kazahkstan — 185 kilograms (407.9 pounds)
2. Bruno Carra, Brazil — 160 kilograms (352.7 pounds)
3. Azizbek Zamirbek Uluu, Kyrgyzstan — 115 kilograms (253.5 pounds)

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59KG

1. Juan Carlos Garrido, Chile — 180 kilograms (396.8 pounds)
2. Ali Jawad, Great Britain — 170 kilograms (374.8 pounds)
3. Paschalis Kouloumoglou, Greece — 163 kilograms (359.4 pounds)

65KG

1. Jorge Carinao, Chile — 177 kilograms (390.2 pounds)
2. Giuseppe Colantuoni, Italy — 136 kilograms (299.8 pounds)
3. Temuri Dadiani, Georgia — 85 kilograms (187.4 pounds)

72KG

1. Donato Telesca, Italy — 175 kilograms (385.9 pounds)
2. Shota Omarashvili, Georgia — 145 kilograms (319.7 pounds)
3. Medet Zhunusov, Kazahkstan — 140 kilograms (308.7 pounds)

80KG

1. Ahmad Razm Azar, Georgia — 194 kilograms (427.7 pounds)
2. Gkremislav Moysiadis, Greece — 193 kilograms (425.5 pounds)
3. Ailton Bento De Souza, Brazil — 182 kilograms (401.2 pounds)

88KG

1. Farhod Umirzakov, Uzbekistan — 205 kilograms (452 pounds)
2. Evanio Da Silva, Brazil — 200 kilograms (440.9 kilograms)
3. Rakhmetzhan Khamayev, Kazahkstan — 198 kilograms (436.5 pounds)

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97KG

1. Fabio Torres, Colombia — 218 kilograms (480 pounds)
2. Stefan Rosca, Moldova — 193 kilograms (425.5 pounds)
3. Nurlan Babjanov, Azerbaijan — 190 kilograms (418.9 pounds)

107KG

1. Elshan Huseynov, Azerbaijan — 227 kilograms (500.5 pounds)
2. Nuriddin Davlatov, Uzbekistan — 215 kilograms (474 pounds)
3. Akaki Jintcharadze, Georgia — 214 kilograms (471.8 pounds)

+107KG

1. Shamo Aslanov, Azerbaijan — 222 kilograms (489.4 pounds)
2. Jhon F. Castaneda Velasquez, Colombia — 205 kilograms (452 pounds)
3. Giorgi Latsabidze, Georgia — 203 kilograms (447.5 pounds)

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Women’s Results

Here were the results for all of the Women’s categories. The lifts listed below are that specific lifter’s best successful attempt.

41KG

1. Zoe Newsom, Great Britain — 95 kilograms (209.4 pounds)
2. Maryna Kopiika, Ukraine — 93 kilograms (205 pounds)
3. Lara Aparecida De Lima, Brazil — 90 kilograms (198.4 pounds)

45KG

1. Alina Solodukhina, Kazahkstan — 80 kilograms (176.4 pounds)
2. Roza Dyussebayeva, Kazahkstan — 54 kilograms (119.1 pounds)
3. Hanna Krychko, Belarus — 40 kilograms (88.2 pounds)

50KG

1. Nazmiye Muratli, Turkey — 108 kilograms (238.1 pounds)
2. Olivia Broome, Great Britain — 106 kilograms (233.7 pounds)
3. Kabira Askarova, Kazahkstan — 75 kilograms (165.4 pounds)

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55KG

1. Mariana Shevchuk, Ukraine — 133 kilograms (293.2 pounds)
2. Besra Duman, Turkey — 121 kilograms (266.8 pounds)
3. Camila Campos, Chile — 112 kilograms (246.9 pounds)

61KG

1. Ruza Kuzieva, Uzbekistan — 110 kilograms (242.5 pounds)
2. Valeriya Smirnova, Kazahkstan — 35 kilograms (77.2 pounds)

67KG

1. Raushan Koishibayeva, Kazahkstan — 101 kilograms (222.7 pounds)
2. Maria Markou, Cyprus — 93 kilograms (205 pounds)
3. Natela Gamidova, Georgia — 52 kilograms (114.6 pounds)

73KG

1. Mariana D Andrea, Brazil — 135 kilograms (297.6 pounds)
2. Nino Sabashvili, Georgia — 40 kilograms (88.2 pounds)

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79KG

1. Nataliia Oliinyk, Ukraine — 123 kilograms (271.2 pounds)
2. Maria Antonieta Ortiz, Chile — 121 kilograms (266.8 pounds)
3. Larisa Marinenkova, Moldova — 80 kilograms (176.4 pounds)

86KG

1. Louise Sugden, Great Britain — 125 kilograms (275.6 pounds)
2. Alina Kumeyko, Ukraine — 103 kilograms (227.1 pounds)
3. Leyla Karimova, Azerbaijan — 53 kilograms (116.9 pounds)

+86KG

1. Polina Katsman, Israel — 121 kilograms (266.8 pounds)
2. Tayana Medeiros, Brazil — 119 kilograms (262.4 pounds)

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2020 Tokyo Paralympic Games

The 2020 Tokyo Paralympic Games are currently scheduled for Aug. 24 through Sep. 5, 2021. Will we see if the highest medal-earning countries from this World Cup — Kazahkstan, Georgia, Azerbaijan, and Brazil — can maintain their momentum from this World Cup and translate it to Paralympic success. 

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