Mirabai Chanu Celebrates Historic Third CWG Gold Medal Win

Mirabai Chanu has made headlines once again by winning her third gold medal at the Commonwealth Games. This achievement marks a historic hat trick for the weightlifter, who attributes her success to the unwavering support of her mother and coach. Chanu's impressive performance included record-breaking lifts, showcasing her dedication and skill in the sport. Discover more about her inspiring journey and the challenges she overcame to reach this milestone.
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Mirabai Chanu's Inspiring Journey

Mirabai Chanu has shared the key influences behind her remarkable success after securing yet another gold medal at the Commonwealth Games (CWG). Having previously triumphed in 2018 and 2022 at the Gold Coast and Birmingham respectively, she has now achieved an impressive hat trick of CWG golds. Following this significant milestone, Chanu expressed her gratitude towards her mother, Saikhom Tombi Devi, and her coach, Vijay Sharma, for their unwavering support. Chanu emphasized the motivational role her mother plays in her life, stating that her encouragement has been pivotal in her journey. "My mother always tells me that I can do it. So I have listened to her and reached here," she remarked to the media.

Additionally, she praised her coach, Vijay Sharma, acknowledging the challenges of injuries at her age. She credited him for meticulously managing her diet, training, and recovery, which has been crucial for her success. "Vijay sir has always supported me because weightlifting is a game in which a lot of injuries occur. He has taken care of everything from food to rest," Chanu explained. "Vijay sir always tells me what I need and what I need to improve. Because of him, I have been able to stand in front of you. And I have also won a gold medal for India," she added.


Mirabai Chanu Breaks Records

Chanu not only won gold but also set new records during her performance. As a favorite for the medal, she made a remarkable snatch attempt of 82 kg, surpassing her competitors. Although she missed her first attempt, she successfully lifted 82 kg and 85 kg in her subsequent tries, establishing new CWG records. In the clean and jerk category, she aimed for a top lift of 105 kg but missed her initial attempt. However, she redeemed herself by successfully lifting the weight on her second try, securing the gold medal.