exactly! if he hadnt leaned too much forward...

he should of just slowed down, held that bar for an extra second or two and he likely would of nailed it. that back leg just came forward and it all went wrong

por que su padre no lo detuvo

Not just him. Why would his coach allow it? 🤷🏻‍♂️

Between he thinks he has energy left or he let his teammate go to olympics

Yeah, but that's the thing. Such an attempt just requires an increadible mindset, he probably couldn't give it much thought and had to go for it.

That always happened in any sports

Chrisk6474. That’s very Zen. The bar has zero favorites

Hopefully it will simply humble him and he will be back to normal sooner rather than later

I believe he already made up his mind to become an even scarier beast. He will not let anything to chance anymore.

Rizki is younger. He's always been a better snatcher than Rahmat and even made a 210 C&J in training. I think he will improve more than Rahmat for 4 years from now.

The pressure was from Rizki improving so much, not because he competed in the Bs lol He would comfortably gold medal with safer numbers and go if it wasn't for Rizki improving so much.

@@nicholastartaglia4276 he knew what his teammate was capable of. He did not look very comfortable competing (and not just testing, like he did in a lot of competitions).

This is nearly a 20kg improvement on his PB in competition lol

Horsesh1t, he performed out of his mind during the asian champs. The pressure was due to the fact he was facing the best 73 ever and a rapidly improving, insanely talented teammate.

That definitely was a factor imo.

This is a good point I think. I guess it just depends if they are only going to look at who has the biggest total or if they consider the big picture instead. Even if Rahmat did miss, nearly jerking 6kg over the previous WR shouldn't be ignored either. Making a WR attempt of more than 1kg basically just isn't a thing these days, much less coming close with such an attempt. Either way amazing performance from Rizki, in spite of making a C+J WR, in actuality he won this comp in the snatch, it's what forced Rahmat to attempt such a crazy C+J in the first place.

I understand what you're saying, but if Rizki's effort, fight and success isn't rewarded with a ticket to Paris, he would be done very dirty. and then why even have qualifying totals matter then even more

He's trying to win a competition. Where do you get arrogance out of that?

@@nattyfatty6.0 in strength training that 1 minute rest does miracles, he was either arrogant or intentionally bottling it

⁠@@nattyfatty6.0he’s talking about him only resting for 30 seconds

If you’ve ever failed a big lift, you’d understand that you just want to go again straight away. He was slightly impatient but I can understand why he went for it

@@nattyfatty6.0 Probably not using the whole two minutes of rest time.

lose

Rizki would win gold!

I hope so 🙏​@@hellachan8080

They made one, it was out yesterday. Should be on their channel Edit: found it, not strictly side by side but you can see the big screen Rizki is watching in the back room kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bpl6rJuA29O-eoE.htmlsi=gzvn9vZGQsvAfQ18

as much as i get his excitement he seems like an egoist to me

@@pizzatime7431 in the competitive level being “egoist” is a “must have” characteristic. It is a life of training and abdication. Completely understandable

@@GilGiovani many top athletes are not

​@@pizzatime7431you're proving his point, pointing out the exceptions to the rule.

35 or 60 whatever. Get all the time you can. The second attempt was a struggle. In fact his father should have had them clean the bar for xtra time as well.

​​@@JohnDoherty-dl2fz Seriously, piss off with blaming everyone but the athlete himself. What did you expect his coach father to do, chain him to the floor when he decides if his own free will he wants to take his 3rd attempt and ignore any guidance/instruction to take the full 2 mins break? FFS, embrace the idea of taking responsibility for your own actions.

Jk he listened to his father 3 days ago when he wanted to double the 160 snatch so get your facts straight before you crack on someone else.

​@@JohnDoherty-dl2fzHAHAHA and that matters now why? Situations are fluid. He's an adult, he can ignore who he wants. Stop living your life thinking you can blame someone else and have a permanent safety net. Grow up and learn accountability.

That’s right why have coaches anyhow nobody needs them. Do your own thing.

Mmmmm rizki just came back to training. He still has a lot of room to improve

Seb literally says of everything "this [insert event] is the most ever". The man is in constantly hyping-up mode even when unnecessary.

@@bwsted1308 if he just changed his wording slightly to “…this is one of the most…” he would be right in his statements. But yeah the hyperbole does get to you after listening to him for a while

@@bwsted1308 damn u guys must be fun at parties

​@@jeffersonye7572wots geometry got 2 do with anything?

@@kgsonly They call me the party-bwster for a reason.

A country can only send one athlete per category, and this attempt was to overtake Rizki in the total. He missed, and Rizki won. So now the Thailand committee needs to decide whether to go with Rizki or Rahmat.

"Each country may only send one athlete per weight class to the Paris Olympics, and only six athletes in total (three men and three women). Dominant countries like China must evaluate which of their team members perform best in their respective weight divisions. Zhiyong, now third in the 73-kilogram class, will await to see what occurs in the 89 and 102-kilogram divisions at the Cup." Source: Barbend.

He's trying to win a competition, where do you get arrogance out of that? And why insert your mentally ill religious BS into it?

and he still lost

Stronger in the snatch or stronger being arrogant?

Dude Rizki just broke the total record. He is now at Shi and Rahmat level already. Rizki is better at snatch and Rahmat better at C&J. So Rahmat is not stronger, they are about the same level now.

No 81kg at olympic

I wouldn't blame it on his father tbh. His father probably knew there wasn't any stopping Rahmat at that point. Rahmat isn't a 5 year old kid that needs to be held on a leash. You make mistakes and you learn from it.

@@Donsaholicbut that's what coaches are for though, to stop reckless attempts like that and keep their athletes on track. Just last month Karlos' coach stopped him from attempting 224 kg c&j even though he was so eager to do it because it would've probably turned out horribly for him.

InfKorn Xcellent point. That’s one of the coaches responsibilitys.

@@InfKornZ I agree but Rahmat's coach also being his dad probably changes the dynamic a little. Idk man, I'm neither a coach or a father so it's not like I'm qualified to make any judgments on how things turned out.

​@Donsaholic you're 100% right. It is the coach's job. Being both father and coach does change the dynamics. The best jerker will not be in the Paris Games.

He always looks like that 99% of the time until he does his flex routine after nailing a lift

He's trying to win a competition, where do you get arrogance out of that?

@@nattyfatty6.0 The arrogance was sitting on the platform, taking no rest and attemptin the lift again, you can see in his face the moment he racked it he knew he did'nt have it. A smart athlete would of taken every second on that 2 mins to maximise his chances. He is young and he has learn't the hard way It is easy to become arrogant when you are very good at something, you have people telling you constantly how good you are, people don't tell you no, the titles and world records go to your head and you start to think you are untouchable as a result and I think that was what hapopened here. As I said, he flew to close to the sun and got burnt. It honeslty is a shame though that it was his Oly qualifier, I was hyped to see him and Shi go toe to toe at the olympics, guess we will have to wait 4 more years

Physically he was fine, walking around in the back room and lifting the barbell in the training hall today.

@@WeightliftingHouse Well that's good then. Looked worse in the video

What about psychologically? I am so heartbroken right now. I cannot even imagine what Abdullahs are feeling.

@@ismoilomiliy97 felt and thought the same as you man. can't believe he's not going to the Olympics.

no, he slipped, slow it down to 0.25

Rizky actually in this class more powerfull compare rahmat, but because injury make him so hard to comeback, now he's back and claim again his crown

No. Absolutely not. Rahmat is a fantastic lifter, but he is not even close to one of the greatest the sport has seen. In the words of Matthias Steiner’s coach, “the very best athletes are distinguished by one thing. They compete a lot of times but they only have a few where they have one try which will decide everything and that can change their life. In life you only have two or three, maybe only one chance, and you have to grab it. That’s the difference between a very good athlete, and a champion.” This time Rizki won. He grabbed the one chance he had, and Rahmat failed when it was his moment. Never suggest the loser get a special handout. What an insult to all other 73kg lifters.

No, Rizki deserves it more than him and only one can go. Rahmat is allowed to take Rizki's spot if he is injuried in the upcoming months though

Steiners coach may have been reflecting on his great victory over Chigashev in Beijing 2008 when Steiner did the 258 on the last lift. One of the greatest moments in lifting history. But Matthias Steiner was nowhere near one of the greatest lifters in the sport. He had one of the greatest moments in all of sport but there are dozens of lifters who had better careers.

@@JohnDoherty-dl2fz uhhh thanks? I agree with you.

wakil olimpiade kita jadi mengkhawatirkan

​@@muhammadx57knp mengkhawatirkan? Rizky bisa angkat Snatch 164kg yg mana selama ini Rahmat ga bisa.rizky pecahkan rekor dunia total angkatannya shi Zhiyong.

@@bagariusoutdoor5395 Rahmat sudah pernah angkat clin & jeft 209 kg sementara rizky 201 aja kesusahan mereka terpaut 8 kilo, sementara snatch hanya terpaut 4 kilo

@@muhammadx57 209kg itu di kelas 81, di kelas 73 Rahmat angkat 204kg. Rizky peningkatan nya juga luar biasa, snatch 158 ke 164, c&j 195 ke 201, jadi ada peningkatan masing" 6kg 👍 bisa saja itu akan semakin meningkat nanti di olimpiade

@@debbidiistortion5631 ya tau di kelas 81 tapi tetap saja 209 kilo, emangnya di kelas 73 dan 81 berat 209 kilo nya beda kan sama aja😀, dan Menang betul Rizky bisa meningkat tapi Rahmat juga bisa meningkat, nanti kalau Rizki bisa meningkatkan ke 205 kilo misal Rahmat bisa saja meningkat dari 209 ke 210 lebih dan Rizki belum tentu bisa tembus 209 jadi makannya saja khawatir, sebenarnya Rahmat kemaren bisa angkat itu 206 di angkatan pertama sudah mau berhasil dia gagal langsung mau lunasi terlalu percaya diri hanya istirahat beberapa detik makanya gagal, kalau berhasil maka dia kalahkan Rizky dan rekor dunia, tapi apapun itu semoga di olimpiade peningkatan Rizky bisa luar biasa masih banyak waktu latihan

He has back pain man

IWF and IOC bullshit.

The IOC hates Weightlifting and Boxing for a handful of reasons the biggest of which with weightlifting has been doping violations so they've continously cut the number of athletes allowed to compete as well as weight classes.

​@@boogaloobalooatletik jg banyak kasus doping, ini tdk adil

@@agungwibawanto1270 I agree, unfortunately the IOC has it out for Weightlifting and is doing everything it can to outright remove WL from the Olympics

Exactly. The coach is at fault here. Even if you are Superman, you cannot recover in 45secs after a max attempt. 1 minute more rest and he could have got that.

Heavy is relative, those loads are not new to them so that volume isnt always detrimental

@@Watchingvids01 I'd say hitting 200 is heavy when you failed 206 twice.

@@christopherroberts2500 im sure they’re coaches have enough data to make decisions & learn from mistakes. You only know 1% of his training . Training hall is barely the full picture

​@@Watchingvids01 Rahmat was C&J (200kg) 2kg more than Shi has ever lifted in competition 2 days out from competing. His legs were strong, catch was solid. 2 days later he can barely stand up a 206 clean and nearly passes out on the front rack. CLEARLY didn't taper properly.

@@sixofsixshi zhiying did 205 back in the days. Not anymore since back injury, but you can’t say he’s never lifted that

In the world championships you have the best of the best, not the case in the Olympics, with their fewer weight classes and stupld selection rules. They are trying to screw the sport. I think weightlifting should completely opt out of the Olympics.

@@asdzt123 yeah, seems crazy. Devalues tge whole thing. Not right

Just like Tokyo where you Charron winning Gold with lifts lower than Deng and Toma would have opened with

@@samsmith8643 i just started following weightlifting again because of channels like this. I had no idea. Really dissapointing and takes the edge of the excitement of the games coming

this is the sport

Just how the sport works and how it has always worked

That's just a rule. That's like asking why in football players have to take a penalty from 9 meters and not 4.

He's the only athlete left to lift, weightlifters are trained to be on a shorter rest timer on the very possibility that in competition that the clock gets "stolen" from them and rest time cut shorter. He's an intentional athlete that can handle shorter timers, the real question is why didn't he take his time to recover

everyone gets the same amount of time, he decided to rest for the 30 seconds, he could have easily taken a full 60 to rest, but he didnt and paid the price

If so then what’s the difference between a professional athlete and a high school gym bro?

@@walruslennon7905 Why are people so fixated on not holding themselves accountable for their mistakes/poor decisions? Is it literally just cope or is there something else? Professional should know better than to ignore their coach but still can since they're actual adult human beings with the mental capacity to make decisions, even if that decision is quite clearly the wrong one. Gym bro isn't expected to know better than any other shmuck fucking around in the gym.

Then why do they have a coach? It's the athlete's job to decide whether or not to follow the coach's advise, but it's the coach's job to offer advise on what to do.

@@asdzt123 and you're assuming the coach literally didn't advise him whatsoever.

you're being a whining hater whinging about 'personal accountability' all over this comment section lol

The rules for the Olympic qualification was set years ago. So by the rules it is fair, just unfortunate for him.

He's trying to win a competition, where do you get arrogance out of that?

@@nattyfatty6.0why are you spamming this same exact comment?