2025 World Weightlifting Championships Results

1. Ri Song Gum (PRK): 213
   • Snatch: 88, 91, 91
   • Clean & Jerk: 115, 120, 122
2. Mirabai Chanu (IND): 199
   • Snatch: 84, 87, 87
   • Clean & Jerk: 109, 112, 115
3. Thanyathon Sukcharoen (THA): 198
   • Snatch: 88, 90, 90
   • Clean & Jerk: 107, 110, 113
4. Li Shumiao (CHN): 191 (80/111)
5. Zhu Qiulian (CHN): 188 (83/105)
6. Ludia Ramos (CUB): 183 (83/100)
7. Fang Wan-Ling (TPE): 183 (80/103)
8. Lin Cheng Jing (TPE): 181 (78/103)
9. Rosegie Ramos (PHI): 176 (80/96)
10. Rebeka Groulx (CAN): 175 (77/98)

Recap

• Dahiana Ortiz (DOM) bombed out in the snatches at 79. 
• Rira Suzuki (JPN) bombed out in the snatches at 82.
• Ri Song Gum (PRK) was given three white lights on her second snatch, but the jury intervened to overturn the lift.
• Fang Wan-Ling (TPE) completed three good clean & jerks despite visible agony from a back injury. 
• Ri Song Gum (PRK) set a new world record in the clean & jerk at 122 and total at 213.

1. Kang Hyon-Gyong (PRK): 214
   • Snatch: 93, 93, 96
   • Clean & Jerk: 116, 121, 127
2. Mihaela Cambei (ROU): 208 
   • Snatch: 90, 93, 94
   • Clean & Jerk: 108, 111, 114
3. Surodchana Khambao (THA): 200
   • Snatch: 88, 90, 90
   • Clean & Jerk: 110, 112, 112
4. Cansel Ozkan (TUR): 197 (93/104)
5. Nathasha Rosa Figueiredo (BRA): 192 (84/108)
6. Shoely Mego Contreras (PER): 186 (83/103)
7. Malen Monasterio (ESP): 185 (83/102)
8. Andrea De La Herran Martinez (MEX): 184 (83/101)

Recap

• Higa Sei (JPN) bombed out in the snatches at 88.
• Chen Guan-Ling (TPE) bombed out in the snatches at 90.
• Du Meiyuan (CHN) withdrew after snatches due to an injury suffered during her clean & jerk warm-ups.
• Surodchana Khambao (THA) failed to appear for her final clean & jerk due the coaching staff failing to observe changes in attempt selection from other teams. 
• Kang Hyon-Gyong (PRK) attempted a new world record in the clean & jerk on her final attempt, but failed to stick the jerk.

1. Kim Il-Gyong (PRK): 236 
   • Snatch: 100, 102, 104
   • Clean & Jerk: 128, 132, 134
2. Rafiatu Lawal (NGR): 229
   • Snatch: 99, 101, 104
   • Clean & Jerk: 126, 128, 133
3. Kuo Hsing-Chun (TPE): 224 
   • Snatch: 94, 96, 98
   • Clean & Jerk: 124, 125, 128
4. Long Tanzhen (CHN): 220 (96/124)
5. Miranda Ulrey (USA): 215 (98/117)
6. Natasya Beteyob (INA): 214 (93/121)
7. Garance Rigaud (FRA): 211 (93/118)
8. Olha Ivzhenko (UKR): 209 (93/116)
9. Tang Yuxuan (CHN): 208 (91/117)
10. Kiana Elliott (AUS): 207 (95/112)

Recap

• Nina Sterckx (BEL) bombed out in the Group B session at 110 in the clean & jerk.
• Suratwadee Yodsarn (THA) bombed out in the snatch at 95, but placed fourth in the clean & jerks.
• Lawal Rafiatu (NGR) had her third snatch at 104 overturned by the jury, drawing loud boos from the crowd.
• Kim Il-Gyong (PRK) set a world record in the total at 236. 
• Kim Il-Gyong also attempted a world record clean & jerk at 134. She received three white lights, but the jury intervened to rescind the lift due to deliberate oscillation of the barbell.

1. Ri Suk (PRK): 253
   • Snatch: 105, 108, 111
   • Clean & Jerk: 136, 140, 142
2. Maude Charron (CAN): 236
   • Snatch: 99, 103, 103
   • Clean & Jerk: 128, 181, 133
3. Yenny Sinisterra Torres (COL): 231
   • Snatch: 100, 103, 106
   • Clean & Jerk: 128, 131, 132
4. Elreen Ando (PHI): 231 (100/131)
5. Sophia Shaft (USA): 227 (101/126)
6. Katharine Estep (USA): 223 (98/125)
7. Janeth Gomez (MEX): 223 (98/125)
8. Aysel Ozkan (TUR): 222 (102/120)
9. Nirupama Seram (IND): 216 (93/123)
10. Martina Chiacchio (ITA): 215 (100/115)

Recap

• Ri Suk (PRK) set a new world record in the snatch at 111.
• Ri Suk set three world records in the total during her clean & jerk attempts, ending at 253, and two world records in the jerk, ending at 142.

1. Song Kuk-Hyang (PRK): 270 
   • Snatch: 112, 120, n/a
   • Clean & Jerk: 140, 150, n/a
2. Julieth Rodriguez Quintero (COL): 241 
   • Snatch: 107, 110, 110
   • Clean & Jerk: 131, 135, 136
3. Vanessa Segura (BRN): 241  
   • Snatch: 102, 105, 107
   • Clean & Jerk: 130, 134, 137
4. Siuzanna Valodzka (AIN): 238 (106/132)
5. Chen Wen-Huei (TPE): 232 (100/132)
6. Charlotte Simoneau (CAN): 232 (106/126)
7. Fransheska Matias Marcial (DOM): 230 (102/128)
8. Olivia Selemaia (NZL): 226 (102/124)
9. Kristel Machoron (PHI): 223 (101/122)
10. Alexis Ashworth (CAN): 221 (100/121)

Recap

• Lisa Schweizer (GER) and Zarina Gusalova (AIN) withdrew before the start of the session.
• Song Kuk-Hyang (PRK) set a snatch world record at 120. In a rare move, she declined her third attempt.
• Song Kuk-Hyang set new clean & jerk and total world records at 150 and 270.

1. Olivia Reeves (USA): 278 
   • Snatch: 114, 119, 123
   • Clean & Jerk: 146, 146, 155
2. Sara Ahmed (EGY): 252 
   • Snatch: 110, 112, 115
   • Clean & Jerk: 140, 147, 150
3. Mari Sanchez Perinan (COL): 248
   • Snatch: 106, 110, 112
   • Clean & Jerk: 132, 136, 136
4. Mattie Rogers (USA): 247 (107/140)
5. Laura Amaro (BRA): 246 (107/139)
6. Janette Ylisoini (FIN): 245 (111/134)
7. Jessica Gonzalez (MEX): 239 (104/135)
8. Yekta Jamali (WRT): 238 (108/130)
9. Genna Toko Kegne (ITA): 237 (103/134)
10. Iryna Dombrovska (UKR): 236 (105/131)

Recap

• Egylo Sturludottir (ISL) withdrew before the commencement of the session due to injury.
• Olivia Reeves (USA) set a snatch world record at 123.
• Bella Paredes (ECU)  bombed out in the clean & jerks at 133.
• Olivia Reeves set world records in the clean & jerk at 155 and total at 278.

1. Solfrid Koanda (NOR): 272 
   • Snatch: 116, 120, 123
   • Clean & Jerk: 146, 150, 152
2. Yudelina Mejia Peguero (DOM): 271 
   • Snatch: 115, 119, 122
   • Clean & Jerk: 145, 149, 153
3. Eileen Cikamatana (AUS): 252
   • Snatch: 112, 112, 115
   • Clean & Jerk: 140, 146, 146
4. Rahma Elsayed (EGY): 242 (106/136)
5. Wakana Nagashima (JPN): 246 (108/138)
6. Madias Ngake (GBR): 245 (111/134)
7. Lo Ying-Yuan (TPE): 245 (110/135)
8. Ha Je Yun (KOR): 242 (106/136)
9. Litia Nacagilevu (NZL): 240 (109/131)
10. Motoka Nakajima (JPN): 236 (103/133)

Recap

• Valeria Rivas (COL) bombed out in the clean & jerks due to presumed leg cramping.
• Yudelina Peguero (DOM) nearly pulled off an incredible upset over Solfrid Koanda (NOR) by forcing her out early after a miss at the end of the clean & jerks.

1. Wang Hao (CHN): 302 
   • Snatch: 133, 138, n/a
   • Clean & Jerk: 157, 161, 164
2. Theerapong Silachai (THA): 299
   • Snatch: 125, 129, 129
   • Clean & Jerk: 160, 167, 170
3. Pang Un-Chol (PRK): 295 
   • Snatch: 123, 127, 130
   • Clean & Jerk: 163, 168, 171
4. Goderdzi Berdelidze (GEO): 283 (128/155)
5. Yuan Hao (CHN): 281 (132/149)
6. Elsayed Elaraby (EGY): 278 (124/154)
7. Thiago Felix Da Silva (BRA): 278 (123/155)
8. Fernando Agad (PHI): 275 (120/155)
9. Kaito Hirai (JPN): 275 (117/158)
10. Rishikanta Chanambam (IND): 269 (117/152)

Recap

• Wang Hao (CHN) declined his third snatch after securing the gold medal with 138.
• Yuan Hao (CHN) set a Junior world record in the snatch at 132.
• Gabe Chhum (USA) bombed out in the clean & jerks at 152.
• Garnik Cholakyan (GEO) pulled out of the competition after making only his clean & jerk opener at 152.

1. Muhammed Furkan Ozbek (TUR): 324
   • Snatch: 140, 143, 145
   • Clean & Jerk: 173, 176, 179
2. Pak Myong Jin (PRK): 315
   • Snatch: 135, 139, 139
   • Clean & Jerk: 175, 179, 180
3. Hampton Morris (USA): 311 
   • Snatch: 131, 133, 139
   • Clean & Jerk: 178, 183, 183
4. Francisco Mosquera (COL): 305 (130/175)
5. Aznil Bidin Muhamad (MAS): 301 (135/166)
6. Ivan Dimov (BUL): 300 (137/163)
7. Eko Yuli Irawan (INA): 300 (137/163)
8. Luis Bardalez (PER): 299 (134/165)
9. Raja Muthupandi (IND): 295 (133/162)
10. Geovani Adventino (INA): 295 (133/162)

Recap

• Muhammed Ozbek set a world record in the total at 324KG.
• Only three athletes in the top 12 made their final snatch.
• Only two athletes in the top 12 made their second clean & jerk.
• Only four athletes in the top 12 made their final clean & jerk.

1. Weeraphon Wichuma (THA): 346 
   • Snatch: 148, 152, 156
   • Clean & Jerk: 190, 190, 194
2. Masanori Miyamoto (JPN): 345
   • Snatch: 148, 152, 156
   • Clean & Jerk: 186, 193, 195
3. He Yueji (CHN): 344 
   • Snatch: 153, 157, 160
   • Clean & Jerk: 181, 184, 188
4. Yusuf Genc (TUR): 343 (151/192)
5. Ri Won Ju (PRK): 342 (152/190)
6. Isa Rustamov (AZE): 328 (148/180)
7. Kaan Kahriman (TUR): 328 (148/180)
8. Albert Ian Delos Santos (PHI): 322 (137/185)
9. Ajith Narayana (IND): 320 (145/175)
10. Kotaro Sato (JPN): 312 (136/176

Recap

• Sebastian Paez (COL) suffered a serious elbow injury on his snatch opener at 149 and withdrew.
• He Yueji (CHN) set two world records in the snatch at 157 and 160.
• Gor Sahakyan (ARM) bombed out in the clean & jerks at 182.
• He Yueji (CHN) set a world record in the total at 344 on his second clean & jerk. 
• Yusuf Genc (TUR) set a world record in the clean & jerk at 192.
• Masanori Miyamoto (JPN) set world records in the clean & jerk and total at 193 and 345.
• Weeraphon Wichuma (THA) set a world record clean & jerk and total at 194 and 346.
• Albert Ian Delos Santos (PHI) set a Junior world record in the clean & jerk in Group B with 185.

1. Rizki Juniansyah (INA): 361 
   • Snatch: 157, 162, 162
   • Clean & Jerk: 195, 204, n/a
2. Ri Chong Song (PRK): 360  
   • Snatch: 160, 163, 166
   • Clean & Jerk: 197, 197, 201
3. "Abdo" Younes Elsayed (EGY): 360  
   • Snatch: 162, 167, 167
   • Clean & Jerk: 198, 198, 201
4. Rahmat Erwin Abdullah (INA): 359 (156/203)
5. Caden Cahoy (USA): 353 (155/198)
6. Yedige Yemberdi (KAZ): 351 (155/196)
7. Ning Gan (CHN): 343 (157/186)
8. Ryan Grimsland (USA): 342 (152/190)
9. Abdollah Beiranvand (IRI): 340 (156/184)
10. Ritvars Suharevs (LAT): 334 (150/184)

Recap

• In Group B, Rahmat Erwin Abdullah (INA) snatched 156 and clean & jerked 203 for a new world record. He declined third attempts in both lifts.
• Son Hyeonho (KOR) bombed out in the snatch at 155 after having his final lift overturned by the jury. 
• Oscar Reyes Martinez (ITA) bombed out in the snatch at 157. He withdrew during the intermission.
• Natthawut Suepsuan (THA) bombed out in the clean & jerks at 187. 
• Ri Chong Song (PRK) had his final jerk overturned, denying a world record in the total at 364. 
• Rizki Juniansyah (INA) set a new world record in the clean & jerk with 204.
• Son Hyeonho (KOR) took the heaviest clean & jerk of the event at 205 for a new world record, but missed. 

1. Yeison Lopez (COL): 387
   • Snatch: 173, 177, 180
   • Clean & Jerk: 205, 205, 210
2. Ro Kwang Ryol (PRK): 377 
   • Snatch: 162, 168, 168
   • Clean & Jerk: 208, 211, 215
3. Marin Robu (MDA): 369 
   • Snatch: 169, 174, 174
   • Clean & Jerk: 200, 204, 204
4. Arley Mendez (CHI): 368 (172/196)
5. Lorenzo Tarquini (ITA): 357 (159/198)
6. Iliya Salehi Pour (IRI): 356 (163/193)
7. Cristiano Ficco (ITA): 352 (159/193)
8. Meng-En Hsieh (TPE): 349 (152/197)
9. Braydon Kennedy (CAN): 341 (156/185)

Recap

• Park Hyeongo (KOR) bombed out in the snatch at 157.
• Pan Yunhua (CHN) bombed out in the snatch at 162.
• Andranik Karapetyan (BIH) bombed out in the snatch at 173.
• Yeison Lopez (COL) set a world record in the snatch at 177
• Lucas Mueller (GER) and Andranik Karapetyan both withdrew after snatches.
• Suren Grigoryan (ARM) bombed out in the clean & jerks at 195.
• Cristiano Ficco (ITA) injured his elbow on his final clean & jerk at 193.
• Jo Daehee (KOR) bombed out in the clean & jerks at 201.
• Pan Yunhua bombed out in the clean & jerks at 206.
• Yeison Lopez hit a world record in the total at 387.
• Ro Kwang Ryol (PRK) hit a world record clean & jerk at 215.

1. Karlos Nasar (BUL): 395 
   • Snatch: 173, 178, 182
   • Clean & Jerk: 210, 219, 222
2. Alireza Moeini Sedeh (IRI): 391
   • Snatch: 174, 179, 182
   • Clean & Jerk: 198, 204, 209
3. Jokser Albornoz Quinto (COL): 390 
   • Snatch: 165, 171, 175
   • Clean & Jerk: 207, 212, 215
4. Ali Alipour (IRI): 387 (176/211)
5. Kianoush Rostami (KOS): 377 (172/205)
6. Marcos Bonilla Casierra (COL): 373 (165/208)
7. Romain Imadouchene (FRA): 371 (160/211)

Recap

• Alireza Moeini Sedeh (IRI) set a snatch world record at 182.
• Karlos Nasar (BUL) set a world record clean & jerk at 222.