China's Sun sets world record at Asian weightlifting

China's Sun sets world record at Asian weightlifting

OSAKA, Japan - China's Sun Tianni hoists 142.5 kilograms to reach a new standard in the 75-kg clean and jerk on her way to victory with a world record total of 257.5 kg in the women's heavyweight division at the Asian weightlifting championships at Osaka's Nagai stadium gymnasium on May 6.

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