Chinese weightlifting is the king of the bomb! Li Fabin threw the runner-up 7 kg to win the gold, becoming the first person to defend the title in nearly 20 years

In the men's 61 kg weightlifting gold medal match of the Paris Olympics that ended on the evening of August 7, Beijing time, Chinese star Li Fabin won the gold medal in this event with a total score of 310 kg, and broke the Olympic record in snatching. Li Fabin also made a good start for the Chinese weightlifting "dream team" in this Olympic Games.

As the defending champion, Lee has a dominant level in the event. In the first snatch session, Li Fabin lifted 137 kilograms at the beginning, ranking first among all competitors. In the next two handfuls, Li Fabin lifted 140 kg and 143 kg successively. In the end, he shook off the second-place Indonesian by as much as 8kg and established a huge advantage. The result of 143 kg also set a new Olympic snatch record.

In the clean and jerk session, Li Fabin started the trial lifting 167 kg as soon as possible and unexpectedly failed, which made people sweat. However, in the second place, Li Fabin withstood the pressure and successfully lifted it. In third, Lee failed to lift 172kg, and his total was determined to be 310kg, 7kg ahead of second place Thailand.

This is the 23rd gold medal of the Chinese team in this Olympic Games, and the 39th gold medal won by the Chinese weightlifting team in the Olympic Games. Li Fabin also became the first player in the last 20 years to successfully defend his title in the event.

Attached: In the 21st century, Chinese players won gold medals in this event

2008 Long Qingquan

2016 Long Qingquan

2020 Li Fabin

2024 Li Fabin