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China's Gu sets world records in weightlifting
(AP)
Updated: 2005-11-12 15:21

Chinese teen Gu Wei shattered two world records in winning the women's 58-kilogram class at the world weightlifting championships at Sheikh Jassim Stadium in Al Sadd on Friday.

China's Olympic champion Shi Zhiyong also won the men's 69-kilogram division.

Gu Wei lifts during the women's 58kg category in the World Weightlifting Championships in Doha November 11, 2005.
Gu Wei of China lifts during the women's 58kg category in the World Weightlifting Championships in Doha November 11, 2005.[Reuters]
In the women's event, Thailand's Wandee Kameaim, an Athens Olympics bronze medallist, put the pressure on Gu with a clean and jerk world record of 135 kilograms on her third lift, two kilograms better than the previous mark by China's Sun Caiyan in Izmir in June 2002.
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