Hossein Rezazadeh: I Do Not Intend to Break Records at the Hungary Grand Prix

World and Olympic weightlifting record holder Hossein Rezazadeh stated in an interview with the Iranian Students News Agency (ISNA) that he is currently undergoing a good training camp under the supervision of the national team coaches to be well-prepared for the Hungary Grand Prix. Regarding his readiness for the competition, he mentioned that he feels in good condition due to the training sessions conducted and that he will travel to Hungary on Thursday (May 6) alongside Hossein Tokali. Rezazadeh evaluated the performance of the new national weightlifting coach, Stoychev, noting that Stoychev is a former world champion who is presenting his programs, and they are implementing his plans, hoping to achieve significant successes with this coach. The world weightlifting champion of 2002 added that the former coach, Miroslav, who led the national team for a year, had different programs compared to the current coach, and he believes Stoychev will yield better results than Miroslav. Comparing Ivanov and the new Bulgarian coach, he highlighted that Ivanov brought significant achievements to Iranian weightlifting during his six years of activity and was the most successful weightlifting coach in Iran, emphasizing that Stoychev should be given the same opportunity as Ivanov to replicate his honors. In conclusion, Rezazadeh stated that he does not intend to break records in the recent competitions and Asian championships, but he will work towards breaking his record at the world championships.