List of world records in Olympic weightlifting

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This is the list of world records in Olympic weightlifting. Records are maintained in each weight class for the snatch lift, clean and jerk lift, and the total for both lifts.

The International Weightlifting Federation restructured its weight classes in 1993 and 1998, nullifying earlier records.

Current records

Men

Event	Record	Athlete	Nation	Date	Meet	Place	Ref
56 kg
Snatch	139 kg	Wu Jingbiao	China	21 November 2015	World Championships	Houston, United States	^[1]
Clean & Jerk	171 kg	Om Yun-chol	North Korea	21 November 2015	World Championships	Houston, United States	^[1]
Total	307 kg	Long Qingquan	China	7 August 2016	Olympic Games	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	^[2]
62 kg
Snatch	154 kg	Kim Un-guk	North Korea	21 September 2014	Asian Games	Incheon, South Korea	^[3]
Clean & Jerk	183 kg	Chen Lijun	China	22 November 2015	World Championships	Houston, United States	^[1]
Total	333 kg	Chen Lijun	China	22 November 2015	World Championships	Houston, United States	^[1]
69 kg
Snatch	166 kg	Liao Hui	China	10 November 2014	World Championships	Almaty, Kazakhstan	^[4]
Clean & Jerk	198 kg	Liao Hui	China	23 October 2013	World Championships	Wrocław, Poland	^[5]
Total	359 kg	Liao Hui	China	10 November 2014	World Championships	Almaty, Kazakhstan	^[4]
77 kg
Snatch	177 kg	Lü Xiaojun	China	10 August 2016	Olympic Games	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	^[6]
Clean & Jerk	214 kg	Nijat Rahimov	Kazakhstan	10 August 2016	Olympic Games	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	^[7]
Total	380 kg	Lü Xiaojun	China	24 October 2013	World Championships	Wrocław, Poland	^[5]
85 kg
Snatch	187 kg	Andrei Rybakou	Belarus	22 September 2007	World Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand	^[8]
Clean & Jerk	220 kg	Kianoush Rostami	Iran	31 May 2016	Fajr Cup	Tehran, Iran	^[9]
Total	396 kg	Kianoush Rostami	Iran	12 August 2016	Olympic Games	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	^[10]
94 kg
Snatch	188 kg	Akakios Kakiasvilis	Greece	27 November 1999	World Championships	Athens, Greece
Clean & Jerk	233 kg	Ilya Ilyin	Kazakhstan	4 August 2012	Olympic Games	London, United Kingdom	^[11]
Total	418 kg	Ilya Ilyin	Kazakhstan	4 August 2012	Olympic Games	London, United Kingdom	^[11]
105 kg
Snatch	200 kg	Andrei Aramnau	Belarus	18 August 2008	Olympic Games	Beijing, China
Clean & Jerk	246 kg	Ilya Ilyin	Kazakhstan	12 December 2015	President's Cup	Grozny, Russia	^[12]
Total	437 kg	Ilya Ilyin	Kazakhstan	12 December 2015	President's Cup	Grozny, Russia	^[12]
+105 kg
Snatch	216 kg	Behdad Salimi	Iran	16 August 2016	Olympic Games	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	^[13]
Clean & Jerk	263 kg	Hossein Rezazadeh	Iran	25 August 2004	Olympic Games	Athens, Greece
Total	473 kg	Lasha Talakhadze	Georgia	16 August 2016	Olympic Games	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	^[14]

Women

Event	Record	Athlete	Nation	Date	Meet	Place	Ref
48 kg
Snatch	98 kg	Yang Lian	China	1 October 2006	World Championships	Santo Domingo, Dominican
Clean & Jerk	121 kg	Nurcan Taylan	Turkey	17 September 2010	World Championships	Antalya, Turkey	^[15]
Total	217 kg	Yang Lian	China	1 October 2006	World Championships	Santo Domingo, Dominican
53 kg
Snatch	103 kg	Li Ping	China	14 November 2010	Asian Games	Guangzhou, China	^[16]
Clean & Jerk	134 kg	Zulfiya Chinshanlo	Kazakhstan	10 November 2014	World Championships	Almaty, Kazakhstan	^[4]
Total	233 kg	Hsu Shu-ching	Chinese Taipei	21 September 2014	Asian Games	Incheon, South Korea	^[17]
58 kg
Snatch	112 kg	Boyanka Kostova	Azerbaijan	23 November 2015	World Championships	Houston, United States	^[1]
Clean & Jerk	141 kg	Qiu Hongmei	China	23 April 2007	Asian Championships	Tai'an, China
Total	252 kg	Boyanka Kostova	Azerbaijan	23 November 2015	World Championships	Houston, United States	^[1]
63 kg
Snatch	117 kg	Svetlana Tsarukayeva	Russia	8 November 2011	World Championships	Paris, France	^[18]
Clean & Jerk	147 kg	Deng Wei	China	9 August 2016	Olympic Games	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	^[19]
Total	262 kg	Deng Wei	China	9 August 2016	Olympic Games	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	^[20]
69 kg
Snatch	128 kg	Liu Chunhong	China	13 August 2008	Olympic Games	Beijing, China
Clean & Jerk	158 kg	Liu Chunhong	China	13 August 2008	Olympic Games	Beijing, China
Total	286 kg	Liu Chunhong	China	13 August 2008	Olympic Games	Beijing, China
75 kg
Snatch	135 kg	Natalia Zabolotnaya	Russia	17 December 2011	President's Cup	Belgorod, Russia	^[21]
Clean & Jerk	164 kg	Kim Un-ju	North Korea	25 September 2014	Asian Games	Incheon, South Korea	^[22]
Total	296 kg	Natalia Zabolotnaya	Russia	17 December 2011	President's Cup	Belgorod, Russia	^[21]
+75 kg
Snatch	155 kg	Tatiana Kashirina	Russia	16 November 2014	World Championships	Almaty, Kazakhstan	^[4]
Clean & Jerk	193 kg	Tatiana Kashirina	Russia	16 November 2014	World Championships	Almaty, Kazakhstan	^[4]
Total	348 kg	Tatiana Kashirina	Russia	16 November 2014	World Championships	Almaty, Kazakhstan	^[4]

Historical records

Men (1993–1997)

Event	Record	Athlete	Nation	Date	Meet	Place
54 kg
Snatch	132.5 kg	Halil Mutlu	Turkey	20 July 1996	Olympic Games	Atlanta, United States
Clean & Jerk	160.5 kg	Lan Shizhang	China	6 December 1997	World Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
Total	290.0 kg	Halil Mutlu	Turkey	18 November 1994	World Championships	Istanbul, Turkey
59 kg
Snatch	140.0 kg	Hafız Süleymanoğlu	Turkey	3 May 1995	European Championships	Warsaw, Poland
Clean & Jerk	170.0 kg	Nikolay Peshalov	Bulgaria	3 May 1995	European Championships	Warsaw, Poland
Total	307.5 kg	Tang Lingsheng	China	21 July 1996	Olympic Games	Atlanta, United States
64 kg
Snatch	150.0 kg	Wang Guohua	China	12 May 1997	East Asian Games	Busan, South Korea
Clean & Jerk	187.5 kg	Valerios Leonidis	Greece	22 July 1996	Olympic Games	Atlanta, United States
Total	335.0 kg	Naim Süleymanoğlu	Turkey	22 July 1996	Olympic Games	Atlanta, United States
70 kg
Snatch	163.0 kg	Wan Jianhui	China	9 July 1997	Asian Championships	Yangzhou, China
Clean & Jerk	195.5 kg	Zhan Xugang	China	9 December 1997	World Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
Total	357.5 kg	Zhan Xugang	China	23 July 1996	Olympic Games	Atlanta, United States
76 kg
Snatch	170.0 kg	Ruslan Savchenko	Ukraine	16 November 1993	World Championships	Melbourne, Australia
Clean & Jerk	208.0 kg	Pablo Lara	Cuba	20 April 1996		Szekszárd, Hungary
Total	372.5 kg	Pablo Lara	Cuba	20 April 1996		Szekszárd, Hungary
83 kg
Snatch	180.0 kg	Pyrros Dimas	Greece	26 July 1996	Olympic Games	Atlanta, United States
Clean & Jerk	214.0 kg	Zhang Yong	China	12 July 1997	Asian Championships	Yangzhou, China
Total	392.5 kg	Pyrros Dimas	Greece	26 July 1996	Olympic Games	Atlanta, United States
91 kg
Snatch	187.5 kg	Aleksey Petrov	Russia	26 July 1996	Olympic Games	Atlanta, United States
Clean & Jerk	228.5 kg	Akakios Kakiasvilis	Greece	6 May 1995	European Championships	Warsaw, Poland
Total	412.5 kg	Aleksey Petrov	Russia	7 May 1994	European Championships	Sokolov, Czech Republic
99 kg
Snatch	192.5 kg	Sergey Syrtsov	Russia	25 November 1994	World Championships	Istanbul, Turkey
Clean & Jerk	235.0 kg	Akakios Kakiasvilis	Greece	28 July 1996	Olympic Games	Atlanta, United States
Total	420.0 kg	Akakios Kakiasvilis	Greece	28 July 1996	Olympic Games	Atlanta, United States
108 kg
Snatch	200.0 kg	Timur Taymazov	Ukraine	26 November 1994	World Championships	Istanbul, Turkey
Clean & Jerk	236.0 kg	Timur Taymazov	Ukraine	29 July 1996	Olympic Games	Atlanta, United States
Total	435.0 kg	Timur Taymazov	Ukraine	26 November 1994	World Championships	Istanbul, Turkey
+108 kg
Snatch	205.0 kg	Aleksandr Kurlovich	Belarus	27 November 1994	World Championships	Istanbul, Turkey
Clean & Jerk	262.5 kg	Andrey Chemerkin	Russia	14 December 1997	World Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
Total	462.5 kg	Andrey Chemerkin	Russia	14 December 1997	World Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand

Men (1973–1992)

Event	Record	Athlete	Nation	Date	Meet	Place
52 kg
Snatch	120.5 kg	Zhang Zairong	China	27 September 1991	World Championships	Donaueschingen, Germany
Clean & Jerk	155.5 kg	Ivan Ivanov	Bulgaria	27 September 1991	World Championships	Donaueschingen, Germany
Total	272.5 kg	Ivan Ivanov	Bulgaria	16 September 1989	World Championships	Athens, Greece
56 kg
Snatch	135.0 kg	Liu Shoubin	China	28 September 1991	World Championships	Donaueschingen, Germany
Clean & Jerk	173.0 kg	Naim Suleymanov	Bulgaria	1984	World Cup	Sarajevo, Yugoslavia
Total	305.0 kg	Naim Suleymanov	Bulgaria	1984	World Cup	Sarajevo, Yugoslavia
60 kg
Snatch	152.5 kg	Naim Süleymanoğlu	Turkey	20 September 1988	Olympic Games	Seoul, South Korea
Clean & Jerk	190.0 kg	Naim Süleymanoğlu	Turkey	20 September 1988	Olympic Games	Seoul, South Korea
Total	342.5 kg	Naim Süleymanoğlu	Turkey	20 September 1988	Olympic Games	Seoul, South Korea
67.5 kg
Snatch	160.0 kg	Israel Militosyan	Soviet Union	18 September 1989	World Championships	Athens, Greece
Clean & Jerk	200.5 kg	Mikhail Petrov	Bulgaria	8 September 1987	World Championships	Ostrava, Czechoslovakia
Total	355.0 kg	Mikhail Petrov	Bulgaria	12 May 1987		Seoul, South Korea
75 kg
Snatch	170.0 kg	Angel Genchev	Bulgaria	12 November 1987		Miskolc, Hungary
Clean & Jerk	215.5 kg	Aleksandar Varbanov	Bulgaria	12 May 1987		Seoul, South Korea
Total	382.5 kg	Aleksandar Varbanov	Bulgaria	20 February 1988		Plovdiv, Bulgaria
82.5 kg
Snatch	183.0 kg	Asen Zlatev	Bulgaria	7 December 1986		Melbourne, Australia
Clean & Jerk	225.0 kg	Asen Zlatev	Bulgaria	12 November 1986	World Championships	Sofia, Bulgaria
Total	405.0 kg	Yurik Vardanyan	Soviet Union	14 September 1984	Friendship Games	Varna, Bulgaria
90 kg
Snatch	195.5 kg	Blagoy Blagoev	Bulgaria	1 May 1983		Varna, Bulgaria
Clean & Jerk	235.0 kg	Anatoly Khrapaty	Soviet Union	29 April 1988	European Championships	Cardiff, United Kingdom
Total	422.5 kg	Viktor Solodov	Soviet Union	15 September 1984	Friendship Games	Varna, Bulgaria
100 kg
Snatch	200.5 kg	Nicu Vlad	Romania	14 November 1986	World Championships	Sofia, Bulgaria
Clean & Jerk	242.5 kg	Aleksandr Popov	Soviet Union	5 March 1988		Tallinn, Soviet Union
Total	440.0 kg	Yury Zakharevich	Soviet Union	4 March 1983		Odessa, Soviet Union
110 kg
Snatch	210.0 kg	Yury Zakharevich	Soviet Union	27 September 1988	Olympic Games	Seoul, South Korea
Clean & Jerk	250.5 kg	Yury Zakharevich	Soviet Union	30 April 1988	European Championships	Cardiff, United Kingdom
Total	455.0 kg	Yury Zakharevich	Soviet Union	27 September 1988	Olympic Games	Seoul, South Korea
+110 kg
Snatch	216.0 kg	Antonio Krastev	Bulgaria	13 September 1987	World Championships	Ostrava, Czechoslovakia
Clean & Jerk	266.0 kg	Leonid Taranenko	Soviet Union	26 November 1988	Samboy Chips Cup	Canberra, Australia
Total	475.0 kg	Leonid Taranenko	Soviet Union	26 November 1988	Samboy Chips Cup	Canberra, Australia

Men (1920–1972)

Event	Record	Athlete	Nation	Date	Meet	Place
52 kg
Press	120.5 kg	Adam Gnatov	Soviet Union	11 July 1972	Baltic Cup	Riga, Soviet Union
Snatch	105.0 kg	Aung Gyi	Burma	27 August 1972	Olympic Games	Munich, West Germany
Clean & Jerk	132.5 kg	Charlie Depthios	Indonesia	27 August 1972	Olympic Games	Munich, West Germany
Total	342.5 kg	Sándor Holczreiter	Hungary	12 September 1970	World Championships	Columbus, United States
56 kg
Press	128.5 kg	Mohammad Nassiri	Iran	10 July 1972		Tehran, Iran
Snatch	115.0 kg	Koji Miki	Japan	23 October 1972		Kagoshima, Japan
Clean & Jerk	150.0 kg	Mohammad Nassiri	Iran	13 October 1968	Olympic Games	Mexico City, Mexico
Total	377.5 kg	Imre Földi	Hungary	28 August 1972	Olympic Games	Munich, West Germany
60 kg
Press	137.5 kg	Imre Földi	Hungary	4 March 1972	Pre-Olympic Meet	Ulm, West Germany
Snatch	125.5 kg	Yoshinobu Miyake	Japan	28 October 1969		Matsuura, Japan
Clean & Jerk	157.5 kg	Norair Nurikyan	Bulgaria	29 August 1972	Olympic Games	Munich, West Germany
Total	402.5 kg	Dito Shanidze	Soviet Union	12 April 1972	National Championships	Tallinn, Soviet Union
67.5 kg
Press	157.5 kg	Mladen Kuchev	Bulgaria	30 August 1972	Olympic Games	Munich, West Germany
Snatch	137.5 kg	Waldemar Baszanowski	Poland	23 April 1971	National Championships	Lublin, Poland
Clean & Jerk	177.5 kg	Mukharby Kirzhinov	Soviet Union	30 August 1972	Olympic Games	Munich, West Germany
Total	460.0 kg	Mukharby Kirzhinov	Soviet Union	30 August 1972	Olympic Games	Munich, West Germany
75 kg
Press	166.5 kg	Aleksandr Kolodkov	Soviet Union	19 March 1972		Bollnäs, Sweden
Snatch	147.5 kg	Mohamed Tarabulsi	Lebanon	11 November 1972		Beirut, Lebanon
Clean & Jerk	187.5 kg	Viktor Kurentsov	Soviet Union	16 October 1968	Olympic Games	Mexico City, Mexico
Total	485.0 kg	Yordan Bikov	Bulgaria	31 August 1972	Olympic Games	Munich, West Germany
82.5 kg
Press	178.5 kg	Gennady Ivanchenko	Soviet Union	18 May 1972		Riga, Soviet Union
Snatch	160.0 kg	David Rigert	Soviet Union	24 December 1972	USSR Cup	Sochi, Soviet Union
Clean & Jerk	201.0 kg	David Rigert	Soviet Union	24 December 1972	USSR Cup	Sochi, Soviet Union
Total	527.5 kg	Valery Shary	Soviet Union	14 May 1972		Moscow, Soviet Union
90 kg
Press	198.0 kg	David Rigert	Soviet Union	13 July 1972	Baltic Cup	Riga, Soviet Union
Snatch	167.5 kg	David Rigert	Soviet Union	13 July 1972	Baltic Cup	Riga, Soviet Union
Clean & Jerk	210.5 kg	Vasily Kolotov	Soviet Union	13 July 1972	Baltic Cup	Riga, Soviet Union
Total	562.5 kg	David Rigert	Soviet Union	13 July 1972	Baltic Cup	Riga, Soviet Union
110 kg
Press	213.5 kg	Yury Kozin	Soviet Union	14 July 1972	Baltic Cup	Riga, Soviet Union
Snatch	175.5 kg	Pavel Pervushin	Soviet Union	25 December 1972	USSR Cup	Sochi, Soviet Union
Clean & Jerk	222.5 kg	Jaan Talts	Soviet Union	20 May 1972	European Championships	Constanța, Romania
Total	590.0 kg	Valery Yakubovsky	Soviet Union	14 May 1972		Moscow, Soviet Union
+110 kg
Press	236.5 kg	Vasily Alekseyev	Soviet Union	15 April 1972	National Championships	Tallinn, Soviet Union
Snatch	180.0 kg	Vasily Alekseyev	Soviet Union	24 July 1971		Moscow, Soviet Union
Clean & Jerk	237.5 kg	Vasily Alekseyev	Soviet Union	15 April 1972	National Championships	Tallinn, Soviet Union
Total	645.0 kg	Vasily Alekseyev	Soviet Union	15 April 1972	National Championships	Tallinn, Soviet Union

Women (1993–1997)

Event	Record	Athlete	Nation	Date	Meet	Place
46 kg
Snatch	81.5 kg	Jiang Yinsu	China	11 May 1997	East Asian Games	Busan, South Korea
Clean & Jerk	105.5 kg	Xing Fen	China	8 July 1997	Asian Championships	Yangzhou, China
Total	185.0 kg	Guan Hong	China	4 April 1996	Asian Championships	Yachiyo, Japan
50 kg
Snatch	88.0 kg	Jiang Baoyu	China	3 July 1995	Asian Championships	Busan, South Korea
Clean & Jerk	110.5 kg	Liu Xiuhua	China	3 October 1994	Asian Games	Hiroshima, Japan
Total	197.5 kg	Liu Xiuhua	China	3 October 1994	Asian Games	Hiroshima, Japan
54 kg
Snatch	93.5 kg	Yang Xia	China	9 July 1997	Asian Championships	Yangzhou, China
Clean & Jerk	117.5 kg	Meng Xianjuan	China	8 December 1997	World Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
Total	207.5 kg	Yang Xia	China	9 July 1997	Asian Championships	Yangzhou, China
59 kg
Snatch	100.0 kg	Zou Feie	China	13 May 1997	East Asian Games	Busan, South Korea
Clean & Jerk	125.0 kg	Khassaraporn Suta	Thailand	13 October 1997	Southeast Asian Games	Jakarta, Indonesia
Total	220.0 kg	Chen Xiaomin	China	4 October 1994	Asian Games	Hiroshima, Japan
64 kg
Snatch	107.5 kg	Chen Xiaomin	China	10 July 1997	Asian Championships	Yangzhou, China
Clean & Jerk	131.0 kg	Chen Yanqing	China	10 December 1997	World Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
Total	235.0 kg	Li Hongyun	China	22 November 1994	World Championships	Istanbul, Turkey
70 kg
Snatch	105.5 kg	Xiang Fenglan	China	11 December 1997	World Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
Clean & Jerk	130.5 kg	Xiang Fenglan	China	11 December 1997	World Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
Total	235.0 kg	Xiang Fenglan	China	11 December 1997	World Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
76 kg
Snatch	107.5 kg	Hua Ju	China	12 December 1997	World Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
Clean & Jerk	140.5 kg	Hua Ju	China	12 December 1997	World Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
Total	247.5 kg	Hua Ju	China	12 December 1997	World Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
83 kg
Snatch	117.5 kg	Tang Weifang	China	13 December 1997	World Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
Clean & Jerk	143.0 kg	Tang Weifang	China	13 December 1997	World Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
Total	260.0 kg	Tang Weifang	China	13 December 1997	World Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
+83 kg
Snatch	112.5 kg	Wang Yanmei	China	14 July 1997	Asian Championships	Yangzhou, China
Clean & Jerk	155.0 kg	Li Yajuan	China	20 November 1993	World Championships	Melbourne, Australia
Total	260.0 kg	Li Yajuan	China	20 November 1993	World Championships	Melbourne, Australia

Women (1988–1992)

Event	Record	Athlete	Nation	Date	Meet	Place
44 kg
Snatch	77.5 kg	Xing Fen	China	21 December 1992	Asian Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
Clean & Jerk	102.5 kg	Xing Fen	China	21 December 1992	Asian Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
Total	180.0 kg	Xing Fen	China	21 December 1992	Asian Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
48 kg
Snatch	83.0 kg	Liao Shuping	China	21 December 1992	Asian Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
Clean & Jerk	105.5 kg	Liao Shuping	China	21 December 1992	Asian Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
Total	187.5 kg	Liu Xiuhua	China	17 May 1992	World Championships	Varna, Bulgaria
52 kg
Snatch	87.5 kg	Peng Liping	China	18 May 1992	World Championships	Varna, Bulgaria
Clean & Jerk	115.0 kg	Peng Liping	China	18 May 1992	World Championships	Varna, Bulgaria
Total	202.5 kg	Peng Liping	China	18 May 1992	World Championships	Varna, Bulgaria
56 kg
Snatch	95.0 kg	Zhang Juhua	China	22 December 1992	Asian Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
Clean & Jerk	120.0 kg	Zhang Juhua	China	22 December 1992	Asian Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
Total	215.0 kg	Zhang Juhua	China	22 December 1992	Asian Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
60 kg
Snatch	100.0 kg	Su Yuanghong	China	22 December 1992	Asian Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
Clean & Jerk	125.0 kg	Li Hongyun	China	20 May 1992	World Championships	Varna, Bulgaria
Total	222.5 kg	Li Hongyun	China	20 May 1992	World Championships	Varna, Bulgaria
67.5 kg
Snatch	105.0 kg	Lei Li	China	22 December 1992	Asian Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
Clean & Jerk	132.5 kg	Lei Li	China	22 December 1992	Asian Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
Total	237.5 kg	Lei Li	China	22 December 1992	Asian Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
75 kg
Snatch	107.5 kg	Hua Ju	China	22 May 1992	World Championships	Varna, Bulgaria
Clean & Jerk	140.0 kg	Xing Shuwen	China	23 December 1992	Asian Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
Total	242.5 kg	Zhang Xiaoli	China	3 October 1991	World Championships	Donaueschingen, Germany
82.5 kg
Snatch	110.5 kg	Zang Lina	China	23 December 1992	Asian Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
Clean & Jerk	145.0 kg	Zang Lina	China	23 December 1992	Asian Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
Total	255.0 kg	Zang Lina	China	23 December 1992	Asian Championships	Chiang Mai, Thailand
+82.5 kg
Snatch	115.0 kg	Li Yajuan	China	24 May 1992	World Championships	Varna, Bulgaria
Clean & Jerk	150.0 kg	Li Yajuan	China	24 May 1992	World Championships	Varna, Bulgaria
Total	265.0 kg	Li Yajuan	China	24 May 1992	World Championships	Varna, Bulgaria

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External links

International Weightlifting Federation
"World records in old categories until 31 December 1997". Archived from the original on 13 August 2003. Retrieved 4 May 2011. CS1 maint: Unfit url (link)
Lift Up. "World records since 1919". Retrieved 23 February 2011.
"All the Current Olympic Weightlifting World Records (Infographic)". BarBend. Retrieved 6 May 2016.
International Weightlifting Federation. "World records". Retrieved 6 May 2016.

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