رباعنا فارس حسونة .. "the best"

Qatar champion Fares Hbadouna was crowned best player of the Qatar International Weightlifting Championship, which ended Wednesday under the auspices of the Qatar Weightlifting Federation, led by Mohammed Yousef Al Mana. , and won by the best player of the year. World record in youth and sacred with three gold medals weighing 96 kg while the Chinese won the prize for Kou Sin-Jung of China Taipei for the experts, Kazakhstan dominated the overall ranking of the men's tournament , while Uzbekistan finished second and last China ranked the overall ranking of women, followed by Romania in the net, followed by the United States in third place. The winners were Mohammed Yousif Al Mana, Dr. Thomas Ian, President of the International Federation, and Zayed Mubarak Al-Khayarin, Executive Director of the Federation.
For his part, Arhamah Ghanim Al Rumaihi, deputy secretary of the Weightlifting Federation, said that the championship had been a great success and had come in the best technical and organizational form. In the six qualifying rounds for the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.

Hero Knight:
The two golden goals of the Tokyo Olympics

Our hero, Fares Ibrahim Hbadouna, expressed his great joy with his achievements. "What he's accomplished is not a void, but came after a great effort that I've made over the past period and I've made every effort to reach this level thanks to which he peaked at the gold and broke two records And the next goal is to win a gold medal at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Our hero congratulated all those who have it helped to succeed, praising the unfailing support of the Olympic Committee under the chairmanship of His Excellency Sheikh Joaan bin Hamad Al Thani and the Qatari Federation of Weightlifting Hamad Al Yousef Mana, and his father, coach Ibrahim Hbadouna , who also credited with the achievement of all achievements.

Ibrahim Hbadouna:
We realized the necessary

"We will have a two week break and we will be ready for the next matches as we plan the Asian Championships in China," said Ibrahim Hbadouna, Qatar weightlifting coach.