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Akbar Djuraev

Uzbekistani weightlifter: Tokyo 2020 Olympic champion (109 kg, Olympic record), Paris 2024 silver medallist and world champion in 2021, 2023 and 2025.

Occupation:
Athlete, Weightlifter
Born:
October 8 1999(27 years old) ♎
Birthplace:
Tashkent

Biography

Akbar Djuraev was born on 8 October 1999 in Tashkent. An Uzbekistani weightlifter, he competes mainly at 109 and 110 kg. His personal bests are a 196 kg snatch (2025), a 242 kg clean and jerk (2023) and a 437 kg total (2023).

At the World Junior Championships he won silver in 2018 and gold in 2019, and holds junior world records. At senior World Championships he placed 13th (2017) and 4th (2018), took silver in 2019 and won gold in Tashkent (2021), Riyadh (2023) and Førde (2025).

He won the 109 kg title at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics with a 430 kg Olympic-record total, and silver at 102 kg in Paris 2024 (404 kg). At the Asian Games he took silver at the 2022 edition (held in 2023) and gold in 2026 in Aichi–Nagoya. He won the Asian Championships in 2024 and 2025, took silver in 2019 and 2020 and bronze in 2023, and won gold at the Islamic Solidarity Games in 2021 and 2025.

Education

Life path

  1. 2018
    World Junior silver

    In Tashkent.

  2. 2019
    World Junior champion; World Championships silver

    Pattaya, 417 kg total.

  3. 2021
    Tokyo Olympic champion; world champion

    109 kg, Olympic record 430 kg; World Championships gold in Tashkent.

  4. 2023
    World champion

    Riyadh, 415 kg; personal bests of 242 kg clean and jerk and 437 kg total.

  5. 2024
    Paris Olympics — silver

    102 kg, 404 kg total; Asian champion.

  6. 2025
    World champion

    Førde, 110 kg, 428 kg; Asian champion.

  7. 2026
    Asian Games champion

    Aichi–Nagoya, 110 kg, 423 kg.

Achievements

  • 🥇
    Winner
    Olympic Games (2021)
  • 🥈
    Silver medal
    Olympic Games (2024)
  • 🥈
    Silver medal
    World Championships (2019)
  • 🥇
    Winner
    World Championships (2021)
  • 🥇
    Winner
    World Championships (2023)
  • 🥇
    Winner
    World Championships (2025)
  • 4
    4th place
    World Championships (2018)
  • 🥈
    Silver medal
    Asian Games (2022)
  • 🥇
    Winner
    Asian Games (2026)
  • 🥈
    Silver medal
    Asian Championships (2019)
  • 🥈
    Silver medal
    Asian Championships (2020)
  • 🥉
    Bronze medal
    Asian Championships (2023)
  • 🥇
    Winner
    Asian Championships (2024)
  • 🥇
    Winner
    Asian Championships (2025)
  • 🥇
    Winner
    Islamic Solidarity Games (2021)
  • 🥇
    Winner
    Islamic Solidarity Games (2025)

Followers