Yury Zakharevich 455kg (210+245) @ 110kg! | 1988 - Olympics
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- Video about Yury's performance at the Games of XXIV. Olympiad in Seoul (South Korea) 1988 - 110KG category. On September 27, 1988. in Men's Heavyweight category the soviet Yury Zakharevich was the overwhelming favorite, having won the 1985-87 World Championships, with nobody coming within 20 kg of his totals. He won the gold medal in Seoul by 27.5 kg, continuing his dominance, setting two world records in the snatch, an olympic record clean & jerk, and a world record total (and two clean & jerk world record attempt), bettering his previous mark.
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Yury Zakharevich took the mantle of greatness in the heavyweight class. In 1983 Zakharevich dislocated his elbow and was told he would never lift again. He had surgery, however, in which a synthetic tendon was used to rebuild the elbow and returned better than before. By the late 1980s he was so dominant that the super-heavyweights feared he might attempt to move up to their weight class. At the 1986 World Championships his total would have won silver in the super-heavyweight class. Zakharevich was World heavyweight champion from 1985-87, while taking middle-heavyweight silver in 1981 and sub-heavyweight silver in 1982, European heavyweight champion from 1984-88 and heavyweight silver in 1990. During his career Zakharevich broke 38 world records, four in middle-heavyweight, 16 in sub-heavyweight and 18 in heavyweight. Zakharevich finished his sporting career after the fall of Soviet Union and later worked as a sports official. In the 1990s he was vice-president of the Russian Weightlifting Federation and from 2000-03 was the president of the International Weightlifting Federation.
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One of the greatest ever.The man outlifted lifters in the super heavies.
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110kg Class….He is the God of weightlifting..
Greatest 100-110 lifter of all time! Greatest snatcher of all time, regardless of weightclass.
The unbeatable Zakharevitch... In the Good old days..
Best video quality of this event that I could find on youtube. Thank you for posting.
Tnaks! Aaand most of my digitized videos about this event is blocked by IOC; also Frank Rothwell's videos... But the question is; what can you find about this event at IOC's youtube channel?
this guy must be the god of not heavy weight category, 210 snatch and 245 C&J is amazing
Amazing! He snatched 100kg above his bodyweight, I think it's unique among this weight category!
There is at least one more, Nico Vlad who did 200.5 snatch at 100 kg, but it's very rare to snatch 100+ above yes. Nico is the only guy over 95 kg who snatched double BW iirc.
btw zakharevich got a severe elbow injury 5 years before this olympic event, in 1983, doctors told him he's never gonna lift anything again. pure sportsman
@@barath4545 can you send me the video ?
@@barath4545 Yury actually did 200 at 100 as well.
САМЫЙ СИЛЬНЫЙ В РЫВКЕ ЭТО БЛАГОЙ БЛАГОЕВ.
Советская школа.
Wow!!
Muito forte meus parabéns
Muito forte
This will be insane even by year 2100 standards
Bruh Weightlifting is going backwards
Good
Soviet machine....amazing lifter..💪💪
Машина...
How does he do that. There's people way bigger than him in the gym bearly deadlifting that weight for a triple and he just power cleaned it and jerked it with no struggle. Most people say its the roids but thats not acheivable with or without roids. Its just genetics. Maybe he would be only 10% weaker if he was natural.
how the fuck are you comparing the casual gymbro's routine to that of an olympic athlete? One is training for size the other is training for strentgth.
@@rqd3 both go hand in hand
genetic strength of joints/tendons. his parents were very strong people too
10% is 20 kilos....
While these are world class clean and jerks, he did not power any of those cleans. I don't think a 240 kg plus power exists on video.
Zakharevich made a mistake. He had to try 247,5 at second c&j so that he could get 6 W.R. He could do that and then try 251 at 3rd or 4th attempt. He wasted his second attempt and gambled with 251. Anyway a great man.
Because he started at 245. If he choose 247,5 that would be his last lift. There where a rule that u vad to increase minimum 5 kilo from first to second attempt
5 kilo minimum from successful 1st attempt rule prior to may 1989? So not valid
@@ozwunder69 ????? This was 1988