2010 European Weightlifting Championships Explained

Competition:	2010 European Weightlifting Championships
Size:	170
Dates:	2–11 April
Location:	Minsk, Belarus
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The 2010 European Weightlifting Championships was held in Minsk, Belarus from 2 April to 11 April 2010. It was the 89th edition of the event, which was first staged in 1896.

Medals tables

Ranking by all medals: "Big" (Total result) and "Small" (Snatch and Clean&Jerk)

Ranking by "Big" (Total result) medals

width=80	Event !	width=80		bgcolor=gold align="center" colspan=2 width=250	Gold	bgcolor=silver align="center" colspan=2 width=250	Silver	bgcolor=#cc9966 colspan=2 align="center" width=250	Bronze
- 56 kg	Snatch		118 kg		116 kg		115 kg
	Clean & Jerk		146 kg EJR		139 kg		138 kg
	Total		256 kg		255 kg		254 kg
- 62 kg	Snatch		139 kg		136 kg		136 kg
	Clean & Jerk		165 kg		165 kg		160 kg
	Total		304 kg		300 kg		291 kg
- 69 kg	Snatch		153 kg		149 kg		148 kg
	Clean & Jerk		180 kg		171 kg		168 kg
	Total		333 kg		319 kg		314 kg
- 77 kg	Snatch		165 kg		160 kg		158 kg
	Clean & Jerk		195 kg		191 kg		190 kg
	Total		360 kg		351 kg		344 kg
- 85 kg	Snatch		171 kg		170 kg		165 kg
	Clean & Jerk		204 kg		203 kg		197 kg
	Total		369 kg		368 kg		367 kg
- 94 kg	Snatch		180 kg		176 kg		170 kg
	Clean & Jerk		216 kg		208 kg		205 kg
	Total		392 kg		383 kg		376 kg
- 105 kg	Snatch		193 kg		185 kg		180 kg
	Clean & Jerk		224 kg		221 kg		216 kg
	Total		409 kg		408 kg		396 kg
+105 kg	Snatch		205 kg		195 kg		190 kg
	Clean & Jerk		237 kg		236 kg		235 kg
	Total		440 kg		432 kg		426 kg

width=80	Event !	width=80		bgcolor=gold align="center" colspan=2 width=250	Gold	bgcolor=silver align="center" colspan=2 width=250	Silver	bgcolor=#cc9966 colspan=2 align="center" width=250	Bronze
- 48 kg	Snatch	(DQ)	90 kg		83 kg		79 kg
	Clean & Jerk	(DQ)	118 kg ER		96 kg		95 kg
	Total	(DQ)	208 kg		179 kg		173 kg
- 53 kg	Snatch		88 kg		87 kg		87 kg
	Clean & Jerk		120 kg ER		112 kg		111 kg
	Total		208 kg		199 kg		198 kg
- 58 kg	Snatch		105 kg		96 kg		96 kg
	Clean & Jerk		133 kg		111 kg		110 kg
	Total		238 kg		207 kg		206 kg
- 63 kg	Snatch		114 kg		110 kg		100 kg
	Clean & Jerk		134 kg		130 kg		130 kg
	Total		244 kg		244 kg		229 kg
- 69 kg	Snatch		117 kg		115 kg		111 kg
	Clean & Jerk		145 kg		145 kg		131 kg
	Total		262 kg		260 kg		242 kg
- 75 kg	Snatch		129 kg		127 kg		115 kg
	Clean & Jerk		156 kg		155 kg		140 kg
	Total		285 kg		282 kg		255 kg
+75 kg	Snatch		135 kg		117 kg		116 kg
	Clean & Jerk		162 kg		141 kg		140 kg
	Total		297 kg		257 kg		257 kg

Mikalai Cherniak from Belarus who won silver medal in snatch and bronze medal in total at the men's 77 kg category, tested positive after the competition.^[2]
Rovshan Fatullayev from Azerbaijan who won 2 silver medals in the men's 94 kg (c&j and total) and a bronze medal in snatch, tested positive after the competition.
Andrei Aramnau from Belarus who won 3 gold medal in all discipline at the men's 105 kg category, tested positive after the competition.
Boyan Poleyanov from Bulgaria who originally finished 8th in snatch, 7th in c&j and 7th in total at the men's +105 kg category, tested positive after the competition.

Marina Ohman from Israel who originally finished 7th in snatch, 10th in c&j and 10th in total at the women's 63 kg category, tested positive after the competition.
Shemshat Tuliayeva from Belarus who won 2 bronze medals at the women's 69 kg (snatch and total), tested positive after the competition.
Hripsime Khurshudyan from Armenia who won 3 bronze medals in all discipline at the women's 75 kg category, tested positive after the competition.
Olha Korobka from Ukraine who won 3 silver medals in all discipline at the women's +75 kg category, tested positive after the competition.

Web site: Azerbaijani weightlifters disqualified for 4 years. news.am. 19 November 2010. 30 January 2018.
Web site: STATUS REPORT 2010 by COUNTRY. polska-sztanga.pl. 10 November 2010. 31 January 2018. https://web.archive.org/web/20180130204754/https://polska-sztanga.pl/ps/pliki/doping_IWF_2010.pdf. 30 January 2018. dead. dmy-all.