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CWG 2022: Lovepreet Singh claims bronze in Men's 109 kg as lifters continue to reap medals

By IANS | Updated: August 3, 2022 21:39 IST

Birmingham, Aug 3 Heavyweight weightlifter Lovepreet Singh added to India's rich haul from weightlifting at the Commonwealth Games ...

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Birmingham, Aug 3 Heavyweight weightlifter Lovepreet Singh added to India's rich haul from weightlifting at the Commonwealth Games by claiming a bronze medal in the Men's 109 kg division at the National Exhibition Centre here on Wednesday.

The 24-year-old Lovepreet Singh lifted 163 in snatch and added 192 kg in clean and jerk for a combined total of 355 kg, which put him behind Junior Periclex Ngadja Nyabeyeu of Cameroon, who had a total of 361 and Jack Hittila Opeloge of Samoa who had a total of 358.

Though he had a clean series of lifts and succeeded in all six attempts, Lovepreet was totally conservative in his approach and worked with the aim of securing a bronze medal.

This was India's ninth medal from the 2022 Commonwealth Games at Birmingham and the 14th medal overall, five gold, five silver and four bronze.

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