Brazil open weightlifting World Championships campaign with Emily Rosa in China
Brazil's weightlifting team begin their World Championships campaign in Ningbo, China, on Tuesday, at an event running until 8 November that opens the road to Los Angeles 2028, with Emily Rosa in the 49 kg category.
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A seleção brasileira de levantamento de peso começa nesta terça-feira sua participação no Mundial de Ningbo, na China, torneio que vai até 8 de novembro e abre a corrida olímpica da modalidade para Los Angeles-2028.
Quem abre a campanha é Emily Rosa, na categoria até 49 kg, no grupo B, na madrugada de segunda para terça no horário de Brasília. Serão cinco brasileiros na competição: além dela, Nathasha Rosa, Laura Amaro, Taiane Justino e Thiago Félix. A transmissão é de Disney+ e da plataforma Weightliftinghouse, mediante assinatura.
Thiago Félix é o segundo a competir, na quarta-feira, às 8h, pelo grupo A da até 65 kg. Campeão mundial do arranco em 2024, quando levantou na até 55 kg, ele também levou prata no total e bronze no arremesso naquele Mundial — foi o primeiro ouro brasileiro em Mundiais adultos da modalidade.
Na quinta-feira, às 5h, é a vez de Nathasha Rosa no grupo B da até 53 kg. As outras duas brasileiras entram em novembro: Laura Amaro disputa o grupo A da até 77 kg no dia 5, às 8h, e Taiane Justino fecha a agenda nacional em 8 de novembro, à 0h30, no grupo B dos acima de 86 kg.
Laura ganhou a prata do arranco nos 76 kg em Tashkent-2021 e competiu em Paris-2024. Taiane acumula oito pódios em Mundiais Sub-17 e Sub-20; nesta temporada, levou três ouros no Sul-Americano de Guayaquil, além da prata nos Jogos Sul-Americanos, onde Nathasha ficou com o bronze dos 53 kg.
O Brasil terá uma ausência: Matheus Pessanha, campeão e recordista mundial Sub-20, rompeu os ligamentos do cotovelo nos Jogos Sul-Americanos e está fora. Antes de embarcar para Ningbo, a delegação treinou em Darıca, na região de Istambul, até a última sexta-feira, para adaptação ao fuso e ajustes técnicos, dividindo a academia com turcos, turcomenos e atletas dos Emirados Árabes Unidos.
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