England's Campbell retains Commonwealth weightlifting title
In 2018, I really started believing in myself and realised I could do this.
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In 2018, I really started believing in myself and realised I could do this. For now, Campbell has time to consider what's on the menu. "As an athlete, you always want to give your best performance, but the reason I've stayed in the sport so long is because I still genuinely enjoy lifting.
Furthermore, "Representing England means everything to me. The Commonwealth Games are incredibly special. Her winning total, added to her 115kg snatch, was also a new Games record of 278kg. And the cheers in the Armadillo venue reached another level as Campbell lifted a personal best 163kg and danced off the stage in celebration.
In addition, The truth about this simple but gripping sport is that the bigger they are, the more emotional they often seem to become, and Campbell duly blinked back the tears after brilliantly defending her Commonwealth Games +86kg weightlifting title. Campbell was the final athlete to step on to the platform, with lions braided into her hair, which was dyed bright red in a nod to Team England's colours.
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In 2018, I really started believing in myself and realised I could do this.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesFor now, Campbell has time to consider what's on the menu.
reliability moderate2/2 sources"As an athlete, you always want to give your best performance, but the reason I've stayed in the sport so long is because I still genuinely enjoy lifting.
reliability moderate2/2 sources"Representing England means everything to me. The Commonwealth Games are incredibly special.
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Her winning total, added to her 115kg snatch, was also a new Games record of 278kg.
according to The IndependentAnd the cheers in the Armadillo venue reached another level as Campbell lifted a personal best 163kg and danced off the stage in celebration.
according to BBC SportThe truth about this simple but gripping sport is that the bigger they are, the more emotional they often seem to become, and Campbell duly blinked back the tears after brilliantly defending her Commonwealth Games +86kg weightlifting title.
according to The IndependentCampbell was the final athlete to step on to the platform, with lions braided into her hair, which was dyed bright red in a nod to Team England's colours.
according to BBC Sport
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