Olympic champion Hidilyn Diaz finally breaks through in the World Weightlifting Championships as she reigns in the women's 55kg with a sweep of all three ...
What appeared to be a knee injury hampered the top seed Morales in her bid to capture gold in front of her compatriots as she landed third in snatch with 89kg and second in clean and jerk with 110kg for a total lift of 199kg. Lopez wound up with bronze with a total lift of 198kg after clearing 90kg for second place in snatch and 108kg for third place in clean and jerk. Diaz time and again fell short of the top prize in the previous world championships, settling for bronze in the women’s 53kg in 2015 and 2017 and in the women’s 55kg in 2021.
MANILA, Philippines — Hidilyn Diaz has finally added the elusive World Weightlifting Championship gold to her collection as she ruled the women's ...
She [backed out](https://sports.inquirer.net/441444/no-follow-up-to-games-gold-as-diaz-backs-out-of-worlds) of the weightlifting worlds at Tashkent last year, a few months after winning the historic Olympics gold. Other Filipinos also competed in the tournament. [2017 ](https://sports.inquirer.net/274284/diaz-collects-silver-bronze-medals-weightlifting-world-championships)and another bronze in the 55kg division in 2019. Hidilyn Diaz rules the SNATCH (93kg), CLEAN & JERK (114kg) and TOTAL (207kg) in the women’s 55kg division, sweeping all three golds at the Weightlifting World Championships! Diaz lifted 93kg in the snatch to win her first gold in the world championship and recorded 114 kg to top the clean and jerk. [Tokyo Olympic gold medalist](https://sports.inquirer.net/430487/hidilyn-diaz-wins-weightlifting-gold-in-tokyo-olympics) tallied a total lift of 207kg to beat Rosalba Morales of Colombia and Ana Gabriela Lopez of Mexico, winning all three gold medals in the snatch, clean and jerk, and total.
Hidilyn Diaz added another hardware for her growing medal collection after sweeping three gold medals in the 2022 IWF World Weightlifting Championships in ...
As if unsatisfied with her clean & jerk performance, she attempted 117 kg and 121 kg on her last two tries, but registered a no lift. 7 (Thursday in Manila). She displayed superiority in snatch after lifting 93 kg on her second attempt and assured herself of the clean & jerk gold as early as after clearing 114 kg on her first try.
Add “world champion” to Olympic gold medalist Hidilyn Diaz's stellar list of accomplishments.
????????She started lifting C&Js when all her W55KG colleagues had already done their 3 attempts and did this amazing 114KG for the Gold medal in C&J and Total!!! She lifted 93KG on her second attempt and tried a 96KG on the third but failed! Watch Hidilyn Diaz win the Gold in Snatch during the W55KG A Group!
The reigning Olympic champion had a lift of 93 kilograms in the snatch to take her first gold in the worlds, before tallying 114 kilograms for another gold in ...
Nevertheless, the 31-year-old Diaz finally has a world title in her career just a year after she made history by becoming the first gold medalist of the Philippines in the Olympics. She also won the Asian Games, Asian Championships, and the Southeast Asian Games over the course of her career. The reigning Olympic champion had a lift of 93 kilograms in the snatch to take her first gold in the worlds, before tallying 114 kilograms for another gold in the clean and jerk.
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a combination of determination, continuous training and confidence … and she knows that there are people behind her who truly supports her,” Tolentino said. Eala congratulated Diaz in an official statement.
HIDILYN Diaz is set to embark on a challenging road to the 2024 Paris Olympics following her conquest in the IWF World Championships in Bogota, Colombia.
She is now set to give the division another try in what is likely her final Olympics. We firmly believe that our preparation for the Paris Olympics is timely." “This recent breakthrough of Olympic champion Hidilyn Diaz is proof that Filipinos are strong and talented individuals.
Hidilyn DIAZ (PHI) had won gold and silver medals at the Olympic Games but in her 15-year weightlifting career she had never won at the IWF World Championships ...
In the men’s 61kg Li Fabin claimed a world record with his final lift. “There are times when I wish I was back in Malaysia, in another country with all the time to focus on weightlifting, training all the time. Diaz was a clear winner on 93-114-207. I’m so grateful to the team.” Morales was clearly in pain throughout the clean and jerk but responded to the crowd’s cheers to finish second on 89-110-199, ahead of Lopez on 90-108-198. Li’s 20-year-old team-mate He YUEJI (CHN) was third.
Having fame, fortune, being a wife and very little time for herself haven't stopped Hidilyn Diaz from performing at her best as she set her bid to qualify ...
Diaz snatched a total of 93 kgs for her first gold before ruling the clean and jerk with an effort of 114. She could be the Philippine Sportswriters Association’s Athlete of the Year yet again. It was a victory that not only wrote history, but also kept her busy with numerous appearances, commercial shoots and her own work in giving something back to the sport. Before being queen of the Tokyo Games, Diaz had pocketed gold medals in the Southeast Asian Games, the Asian Games and the Asian Championships. “I am so happy with that.” Diaz and the rest of Team HD prepared well and hard for this, arriving in Colombia ahead of the rest of the field to acclimatize, a factor that spelled the downfall of many others with Bogota being 2,640 meters above sea level.
However, she is expected to move up in weight class for the 2024 Paris Olympics. Diaz competed at 58kgs earlier in her career including in the 2008 Beijing ...
Benilde, had two playing years left in college before signing with the Valientes. Diaz competed at 58kgs earlier in her career including in the 2008 Beijing Olympics where saw action as a wild card entry. Now 31, she is now set to give the division another try in what is likely her final Olympics.
Weightlifting champ Hidilyn Diaz gains substantial qualifying points to the Paris 2024 Olympics after reigning supreme in the 2022 IWF World Championships ...