1984 Friendship Cup: 60kg category.
So many world records attempted and a few shattered. Really digging the mustache and the singlets. Topurov with a huge 185kg clean and jerk at just 60kg! if you liked this check out these other clips from the friendship cup • 1984 Friendship Cup: 75kg Category • 1984 Friendship Cup: 67.5kg category clean... • 1984 Friendship Cup: Suley vs Oxen

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Weightlifting at the 1996 Summer Olympics – Men's 83

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+110 kg - 1974 Weightlifting World Championships - Manila, Philippines

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1984 Friendship Cup: 67.5kg category clean and jerks.

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82,5KG | 1984 | Friendship Cup (Varna, BUL) | Vardanyan & Khrapaty vs. World Records

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Чемпионат СССР 1987 год Гуняшов Тараненко Курлович.mp4

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Stefan Botev in training

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1984 Friendship Cup: 90kg category

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World Weightlifting Championship | 1987 | 100KG

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Chakarov vs. Kakhiashvili vs. Khrapaty | Men 91KG | 1993 | World Weightlifting Championships (AUS)

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The Best Athlete in Weightlifting | Yurik Vardanyan

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Weightlifting World Cup Final 1981

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110 kg - 1974 Weightlifting World Championships - Manila, Philippines

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Frank Rothwell's Olympic Weightlifting History Stefan Botev 1990 World Champion

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+105kg Mens A session 2015WWC

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+110 kg - 1983 Weightlifting World Championships - Moscow, Russia

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Pavel Kuznetsov, 1988 Olympics (Part 2)

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+105KG | 2000 | Sydney - Olympic Games | Strongest super-heavyweight battle ever!

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1984 Friendship Cup: 82,5kg

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1985 World Invitational Superheavy Weightlifting Championship

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Valerios Leonidis - Altanta Training camp 1995

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1984 Friendship Cup: 110kg category, Snatch World record battle.

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Weightlifting World Championsips, Superheavvy weight, 1982

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Mens 77kg A session 2015WWC

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1991 World Weightlifting Championships, 90 kg \ Тяжелая Атлетика. Чемпионат Мира

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100 kg - 1978 Weightlifting World Championships - Gettysburg, USA

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1984 Friendship Cup: Suley vs Oxen

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Botev's Best Lifts | 240kg/529lbs POWER Clean

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World Weightlifting Championship | 1987 | 110KG

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Yury Zakharevich, 1988 Olympics (p. 1)

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