North Korea's Weightlifting Ri Seong-geum wins the IWF World Cup

Ri Seong-geum 26, North Korea won the International Weightlifting Federation IWF World Cup by setting a new world record in total.

In the women's 49kg class competition in Phuket, Thailand on the 1st, Lee Sung-geum carried 97kg of impression, 124kg of dragon, and a total of 221kg.

The total 221kg is a new world record, exceeding the previous world record of 216kg set by Lee Sung-geum when he won the gold medal at the Hangzhou Asian Games in September last year.

Tokyo Olympic champion Hu Zhihui 27, China came in second with a total of 217kg 97kg in impression, 120kg in dragon, while Zhang Huihua 26, China, who held this weight class world record before Li Sung-geum appeared on the international stage, came in third with a total of 208kg 94kg in impression, 114kg in dragon.
In the men's 55-kilogram class, North Korea's Bang Eun-cheol 23 rose to the top with 118 kilograms of impressions, 152 kilograms of dragons, and a total of 270 kilograms.

Natawat Chomchuen 23, Thailand, ranked second in the weight class, held a total of 269kg 119kg for Yongsang, 150kg for Yongsang, and Rijaltin 25, Vietnam, ranked third, held a total of 268kg 120kg for Sangsang, 148kg for Yongsang.

Bang Eun-cheol was pushed to third place in the impression, but he was ranked first in total with a reverse reversal in the dragon phase.

Until Won Hyo-sim 21, who won the women's 45kg class on the first day of the competition March 31, North Korea's weightlifting produced champions in all three men's and women's weightlifting events held on the first and second days of the competition.   안전놀이터

Starting with the Hangzhou Asian Games, North Korea's weightlifting has been showing off its world-class skills beyond China, but North Korea's weightlifting has not been able to participate in the Paris Olympics, which will open in July, as it has been absent from the IWF-designated "competitions to participate in the Olympics."