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2015 Commonwealth Weightlifting Federation 2015 COMMONWEALTH WEIGHTLIFTING FEDERATION RANKINGS Produced by: Michael Noonan CWF Statistician, 47 Saltley Street, Spotswood Vic 3015, Australia [email protected] MEN: TOP-25 ABSOLUTE 56kg Category Born Nation Body.Wt Snatch Cl & Jk Total Date Where (City, Nation) Korada Ramana 1989 IND 55.25 109 142 251 25-Dec Patiala, IND Mohana Sundaram Shanmugam 1983 IND 55.54 113 136 249 11-Mar Jaipur, IND Hazal Wafie Muhammad Azroy 1994 MAS 55.90 112 137 249 15-Dec Kota Kinabalu, MAS Jamjang Deru 1998 IND 55.80 105 141 246 25-Dec Patiala, IND Manueli Tulo 1990 FIJ 56.00 109 137 246 19-Dec Mont Dore, FRA Sukhen Dey 1989 IND 56.00 108 136 244 12-Oct Pune, IND Valluri Srinivasa Rao 1981 IND 55.72 106 137 243 1-Feb Thrissur, IND Guru Raja 1992 IND 55.82 103 140 243 11-Mar Jaipur, IND J.A. Chaturanga Lakmal 1988 SRI 55.93 111 129 240 12-Oct Pune, IND A. Esakkiraj 1993 IND 55.00 106 133 239 11-Mar Jaipur, IND Ranjit Chinchwade 1991 IND 55.74 104 135 239 11-Mar Jaipur, IND Dipak Ramesh Mahajan 1991 IND 55.69 105 133 238 1-Feb Thrissur, IND E.A.D.K.D. Edogawatte 1988 SRI 55.86 108 128 236 12-Oct Pune, IND Ganesh Mali 1993 IND 55.99 106 129 235 1-Feb Thrissur, IND K. Kannudaiyar 1988 IND 55.75 107 127 234 1-Feb Thrissur, IND T.B.C. Lalchhanhima 1992 IND 55.90 102 132 234 25-Dec Patiala, IND Taniamowo Rasaq 1992 NGR 55.75 100 131 231 8-Sep Brazzaville, CGO Ch. Rishikanta 1998 IND 55.60 100 130 230 25-Dec Patiala, IND Elson Brechtefeld 1994 NRU 56.00 100 130 230 29-Aug Mont Dore, FRA Danius Calixxtus 1996 MAS 55.65 100 129 229 6-May Thung Song, THA Sukhwinder Singh 1990 IND 55.66 104 123 227 1-Feb Thrissur, IND Y. Shiva Kumar 1989 IND 55.20 95 130 225 25-Dec Patiala, IND Anrich Phillips 1992 RSA 55.50 95 130 225 7-Aug Johannesburg, RSA Manoj Kumar Mangalaraj 1995 IND 55.53 97 128 225 20-Jan Yamuna Nagar, IND Rony Jesos 1998 MAS 55.80 100 125 225 15-Dec Kota Kinabalu, MAS 62kg Category Born Nation Body.Wt Snatch Cl & Jk Total Date Where (City, Nation) Vaipava Nevo Ioane 1988 SAM 61.50 122 165 287 30-May Apia, SAM Dimitris Minasidis 1989 CYP 62.00 127 156 283 12-Apr Tbilisi, GEO Morea Baru 1990 PNG 61.80 124 158 282 29-Aug Mont Dore, FRA Gareth Evans 1986 WAL 61.80 124 145 269 27-Jun Coventry, England, GBR Muhammad Aznil Bidin 1994 MAS 60.65 115 151 266 26-Jun Ayutthaya, THA F.G. Anbarasu 1986 IND 61.42 119 147 266 11-Mar Jaipur, IND Deepak Lather 2000 IND 61.90 126 140 266 25-Dec Pataila, IND K. A. Sudesh Peiris 1985 SRI 61.68 118 145 263 21-Nov Houston, USA Swapnil Babaso Ghagare 1990 IND 61.88 119 144 263 11-Mar Jaipur, IND Ianne Guinares 1988 NZL 62.00 117 146 263 3-Apr Auckland, NZL Charles Ssekyaaya 1994 UGA 62.00 113 150 263 20-Nov Houston, USA Apurba Chetia 1994 IND 61.28 114 147 261 11-Mar Jaipur, IND Rustam Sarang 1987 IND 61.98 114 146 260 2-Feb Thrissur, IND Muhd Zaidi Mohd Nordin 1997 MAS 61.40 108 150 258 15-Dec Kota Kinabalu, MAS Sushant Sahu 1991 IND 61.47 114 143 257 2-Feb Thrissur, IND Anthony Raj 1993 IND 61.70 113 143 256 11-Mar Jaipur, IND Uttam Mengane 1989 IND 61.29 114 140 254 2-Feb Thrissur, IND Mohd Dinie Akmal bin Mat Lazat 1994 MAS 61.90 113 141 254 15-Dec Kota Kinabalu, MAS Elviander Ruth John 1996 MAS 61.65 115 138 253 6-May Thung Song, THA K. Gowri Babu 1991 IND 61.79 110 143 253 11-Mar Jaipur, IND Jaswant Shergill 1993 ENG 61.80 111 141 252 14-Feb Castleford, England, GBR Lalu Taku 1998 IND 62.00 110 142 252 20-Jan Yamuna Nagar, IND Mayur Joshi 1995 IND 61.68 113 138 251 2-Feb Thrissur, IND M. Thirumurugan 1979 IND 61.82 116 132 248 11-Mar Jaipur, IND Oliver Matam Matam 1993 CMR 61.93 107 140 247 8-Sep Brazzaville, CGO 69kg Category Born Nation Body.Wt Snatch Cl & Jk Total Date Where (City, Nation) Mohd Hafifi Mansor 1990 MAS 68.76 132 171 303 13-Oct Pune, IND Mohammad Azril Huzairi Ramli 1995 MAS 68.90 132 170 302 26-Jun Ayutthaya, THA Yinka Ayenuwa 1986 NGR 68.24 130 170 300 9-Sep Brazzaville, CGO Francis Luna-Grenier 1987 CAN 68.86 132 167 299 12-Jul Toronto, CAN Papul N. Changmai 1994 IND 68.56 130 160 290 12-Mar Jaipur, IND D.M.I.C. Dissanayake 1989 SRI 68.91 132 158 290 13-Oct Pune, IND John Oginni Ademola 1989 NGR 68.25 127 162 289 9-Sep Brazzaville, CGO Vaipava Nevo Ioane 1988 SAM 67.23 121 165 286 13-Oct Pune, IND Sambo Lapung 1997 IND 69.00 126 158 284 26-Dec Pataila, IND Moida Ramakrishna 1992 IND 68.95 126 157 283 26-Dec Pataila, IND Lalu Taku 1998 IND 68.74 125 157 282 13-Oct Pune, IND Patrick Sugalu Pasia 1995 SAM 68.25 120 160 280 30-May Apia, SAM Dimitris Minasidis 1989 CYP 65.66 128 150 278 26-Apr Monaco, MON Fred Oala 1996 PNG 68.74 120 158 278 13-Oct Pune, IND Morea Baru 1990 PNG 62.40 120 157 277 27-Feb Mont Dore, FRA R.E. Rengaraj 1990 IND 69.00 124 153 277 12-Mar Jaipur, IND Gareth Evans 1986 WAL 66.10 125 150 275 8-Mar Cardiff, Wales, GBR Omkar Otari 1987 IND 68.65 128 147 275 2-Feb Thrissur, IND Joseph Ekani Belinga 1989 CMR 68.50 127 147 274 9-Sep Brazzaville, CGO Naveen Chandra 1989 IND 68.60 124 149 273 12-Mar Jaipur, IND V. Adaikalaraj 1992 IND 68.80 121 151 272 26-Dec Pataila, IND Shankar Ganesh 1992 IND 69.00 122 150 272 26-Dec Pataila, IND Amarjit Guru 1995 IND 68.44 125 146 271 12-Mar Jaipur, IND Sorom Hitlar Tagru 1996 IND 68.10 118 152 270 21-Jan Yamuna Nagar, IND Manju Nath 1982 IND 68.30 114 155 269 12-Mar Jaipur, IND 77kg Category Born Nation Body.Wt Snatch Cl & Jk Total Date Where (City, Nation) Mohd Hafifi Mansor 1990 MAS 72.70 143 182 325 16-Dec Kota Kinabalu, MAS Sivalingam Sathish Kumar 1992 IND 76.83 150 175 325 13-Oct Pune, IND Jack Oliver 1991 ENG 76.62 145 175 320 14-Apr Tbilisi, GEO Dickson Seldum Mamdum 1992 NGR 76.70 145 175 320 9-Sep Brazzaville, CGO Francis Luna-Grenier 1987 CAN 76.64 140 178 318 28-Mar La Prairie, CAN Loro Wellkinson Peugi 1995 MAS 76.60 144 168 312 16-Dec Kota Kinabalu, MAS Mohamad Fazrul Azrie bin Mohdad 1995 MAS 76.50 138 168 306 16-Dec Kota Kinabalu, MAS Francois Etoundi 1984 AUS 76.95 135 170 305 29-Aug Melbourne, AUS Toua Udia 1992 PNG 76.83 130 172 302 6-Jul Port Morseby, PNG Kojum Taba 1997 IND 75.30 128 173 301 12-Mar Jaipur, IND Tej Singh 1987 IND 76.18 132 168 300 12-Mar Jaipur, IND K. Lelhanba Meitei 1988 IND 75.45 134 165 299 12-Mar Jaipur, IND Ajay Kumar Singh 1997 IND 75.85 132 166 298 26-Dec Patalia, IND Papul N. Changmai 1994 IND 73.05 136 161 297 26-Dec Patalia, IND Jagdish Vishwakarma 1994 IND 76.65 135 162 297 26-Dec Patalia, IND Jean-Baptiste Yanou-Ketchanke 1993 CMR 75.61 130 165 295 14-Mar Plougastel-Daoulas, FRA Shubham Verma 1994 IND 76.32 128 167 295 12-Mar Jaipur, IND Toafitu Perive 1985 SAM 76.50 125 170 295 30-May Apia, SAM Amarjit Guru 1995 IND 73.10 134 160 294 26-Dec Patalia, IND Constantine Clement 1994 MAS 75.50 138 155 293 16-Dec Kota Kinabalu, MAS Guy Ngongang Tchuissi 1995 CMR 76.50 127 165 292 28-Jun Coventry, England, GBR Jerome Boisclair 1991 CAN 76.42 133 158 291 19-Dec Drummondville, CAN V. Chinthana G. Vidanage 1981 SRI 73.18 130 160 290 23-Nov Houston, USA Patrick Sugalu Pasia 1995 SAM 74.90 125 164 289 4-Dec Apia, SAM Darryl Conrad 1984 CAN 76.80 130 158 289 14-Aug Lake Country, CAN 85kg Category Born Nation Body.Wt Snatch Cl & Jk Total Date Where (City, Nation) Pascal Plamondon 1992 CAN 84.70 157 186 343 13-Jul Toronto, CAN Vikas Thakur 1993 IND 84.45 154 187 341 27-Dec Patialia, IND Richard Patterson 1986 NZL 84.90 152 183 335 13-Dec Brisbane, AUS Petunu Opeloge 1994 SAM 84.10 145 185 330 30-May Apia, SAM Ragala Venkat Rahul 1997 IND 83.89 146 181 327 14-Oct Pune, IND Boady Santavy 1997 CAN 84.19 148 175 323 24-Nov Houston, USA Neeraj Sharma 1994 IND 82.86 151 170 321 14-Mar Jaipur, IND Jack Oliver 1991 ENG 78.20 143 173 316 5-Dec Mutterstad, GER Khairul Anuar bin Mohamad 1995 MAS 85.00 143 173 316 17-Dec Kota Kinabalu, MAS Malek Chamoun 1989 AUS 84.60 140 175 315 17-Apr Sydney, AUS Veerender Singh 1990 IND 81.00 142 172 314 14-Mar Jaipur, IND P.
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