Gurdeep Singh (English: Gurdeep Singh, born October 1, 1995, Punjab) is an Indian weightlifter. He won the 109+ kg at the Commonwealth Games, 2022 held in Birmingham, England. Won bronze medal in the category. Gurdeep Singh won 167 kg in snatch and 223 kg in clean and jerk. Including total 390 kg. Lifted weight.
Gurdeep Singh was born on October 1, 1995 in Punjab. This weightlifter has brought glory to India in weightlifting across the world. Gurdeep has made a record of breaking three records in weightlifting at three different levels. He has received weightlifting training from national coach Vijay Sharma.
Gurdeep Singh is India’s rising star in weightlifting. At the national level, he has made his mark as a successful and talented weightlifter by showing strong performance. He has also played and won many international level weightlifting competitions representing India. Gurdeep Singh Weightlifting 109+ Kg. Do weightlifting in class.
Achievements
Gurdeep Singh won the silver medal in weightlifting in the 12th South Asian Games 2016. Gurdeep Singh won +105 kg in the IWF World Weightlifting Championships held in Anaheim, USA in 2017. Three new senior national records were established in the weight category. 388 kg in this IWF World Weightlifting Championships of the year 2017. Even though Gurdeep finished 13th in the weight category (172+216), he made national records in snatch, clean and jerk and total lift. Gurdeep Singh won +105 kg on the last day of Men’s Senior National Weightlifting Championship 2018. Broke the national record by winning the gold medal in the category. Indian player Gurdeep Singh had secured fourth place in the weightlifting event of more than 105 kg on the fifth day of the 2018 Commonwealth Games held in Gold Coast, Australia. In the Commonwealth Games, 2018, he lifted the highest weight of 175 in snatch and 207 in clean and jerk. His total score was 207.
Commonwealth Games, 2022
Gurdeep Singh, Commonwealth Games, 2022
Gurdeep Singh did not have a good start at the Commonwealth Games, 2022. He lifted 167 kg in the second attempt. Lifted, but 173 kg in the third attempt. Couldn’t lift it. In clean and jerk he lifted 207 kg. Started with, but 215 kg. The second attempt failed. However, despite this he increased the weight to 223 kg in the third attempt. Did it and lifted it successfully and confirmed the bronze.
Muhammad Noah Butt of Pakistan won 405 kg. Won the gold medal by lifting weight with a new record of the Games. David Andrew of New Zealand got the silver medal, who lifted 394 kg. Lifted weight.
Gurdeep did not have a good start in this last weightlifting event in Birmingham. He lifted 167 kg in the second attempt. Lifted but 173 kg in the third attempt. Couldn’t lift it. In clean and jerk he lifted 207 kg. Started with but 215 kg. The second attempt failed. However, despite this he increased the weight to 223 kg in the third attempt. Did it and lifted it successfully to ensure the bronze medal.
