Weightlifting at the 2026 Commonwealth Games – Men's +110 kg

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The Men's 110+ kg weightlifting event at the 2026 Commonwealth Games took place at the SEC Armadillo on 30 July 2026.[1] New Zealand's David Liti won the gold medal ahead of Lovepreet Singh from India who took silver with Andrew Griffiths of England claiming the bronze.[2]

Dates30 July 2026
Competitors11 from 11 nations
Winningtime389 kg
Quick facts Weightlifting – Men's 110+ kg at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, Venue ...
Weightlifting – Men's 110+ kg
at the 2026 Commonwealth Games
VenueScottish Event Campus
Dates30 July 2026
Competitors11 from 11 nations
Winning time389 kg
Medalists
gold medal    New Zealand
silver medal    India
bronze medal    England
 2022
2030 
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Qualification

A total of 176 weightlifters (88 per gender) qualify to compete at the Games.[3] Nations may earn one quota per weight class, allocated as follows:

  • Automatic Qualification – Host CGA (1 per event)
  • Direct Qualification – 2025 Commonwealth Weightlifting Champions (1 per event)
  • IWF Commonwealth Ranking List (Ranking Period: 01 June 2025 – 18 May 2026) (8 per event)
  • Bipartite Invitation (1 per event)

The following lifters qualified in the Men's +110 kg class:

More information Means of qualification, Quotas ...
Means of qualificationQuotasQualified
Host Nation1 0 TBD (SCO)
2025 Commonwealth Championships[4]1 Sanele Mao (SAM)
IWF Commonwealth Rankings[5]8 9 David Liti (NZL)
 Lovepreet Singh (IND)
 Suamili Nanai (AUS)
 Andrew Griffiths (ENG)
 James Wales (WAL)
 Sikoti Manumua Jr (TGA)
 Mohd Farris Haikal Kamarul (MAS)
 Omar Keshta (NIR)
Bipartite Invitation1 Christoffel Reeders (RSA)
TOTAL9
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Hosts Scotland declined their automatic entry in this weight class[6].

Schedule

All times are British Summer Time (UTC+1)

More information Date, Time ...
Date Time Round
30 July 202618:30Final
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Competition

More information Rank, Name ...
Rank Name Country Snatch (kg) Clean & Jerk (kg) Total Notes
1 2 3 Result 1 2 3 Result
1st place, gold medalist(s) David Liti  New Zealand 156 166 176 166 207 223 223 389 GR
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Lovepreet Singh  India 168 173 176 176 GR 205 212 217 212 388
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Andrew Griffiths  England 160 165 170 165 186 191 196 191 356
4 James Wales  Wales 140 145 150 145 190 191 191 191 336
5 Sikoti Manumua Jr  Tonga 140 145 150 145 175 177 185 185 330
6 Mohd Farris Haikal Kamarul  Malaysia 140 140 142 142 180 186 180 322
7 Omar Keshta  Northern Ireland 137 142 145 142 177 183 183 177 319
8 Christoffel Reeders  South Africa 135 140 145 140 163 168 170 163 303
Sanele Mao  Samoa 175 175 175 NM DNF DNF
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