Pakistani weightlifters at the Asian Masters and Grand Prix delivered an impressive
performance by winning first positions in several men’s age and weight categories. Their
achievements highlighted Pakistan’s strong presence in the international weightlifting
competition.

According to the competition results, Akbar Ali secured first place in the men’s 50–70kg
category. He lifted a combined total of 190kg, including 80kg in the snatch and 110kg in the
clean and jerk.

Abdul Razaq also won first place in the men’s 55–60kg category. He recorded a total lift of
120kg, with 50kg in the snatch and 70kg in the clean and jerk.

Vaqar Ahmad But secured the top position in the men’s 55–65kg category with a combined lift of
142kg. His performance included 67kg in the snatch and 75kg in the clean and jerk.
In the men’s 55–75kg category, Ahmad Ilyas claimed first place with a total lift of 105kg. He
lifted 40kg in the snatch and completed the clean and jerk with 65kg.

Mahmood Heera also secured first position in the men’s 55–110kg category. He recorded a
combined lift of 130kg, adding another victory to Pakistan’s successful performance at the
competition.

Riasat Ali won first place in the men’s 55–110kg-plus category. He completed a total lift of
135kg, helping Pakistan achieve more top positions across different weight categories.
However, athletes from other countries also delivered strong performances during the event.
Tajikistan’s Abdullo Baqeov won the men’s 55–95kg category with a combined lift of 205kg,
while Pakistan’s Nadim Hashemi finished second with 97kg.

Bahrain’s Ali Saifallah Qahraman claimed first place in the men’s 50–95kg category. He
recorded a combined lift of 215kg, showing the high level of competition among international
weightlifters.

The results highlighted Pakistan’s achievements across several categories at the 2nd Asian
Masters and Grand Prix. These performances brought positive attention to Pakistani athletes
and their participation in international weightlifting competitions.

Source: Official competition results, as reported in the original news report.

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