How did Nicodemus Manggoi Moses perform in the heavyweight category?

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Nicodemus Manggoi Moses Finished Fourth in Commonwealth Games Heavyweight Powerlifting

Nicodemus Manggoi Moses secured fourth place in the men's heavyweight powerlifting category at the 2026 Commonwealth Games. He achieved a best lift of 200 kilogrammes (kg), accumulating 120.3 points in the final competition.
Close Contest for Medals

The competition in the heavyweight division was closely contested, with Nicodemus narrowly missing a podium finish. Nigeria's Riluwan Idris secured the gold medal with a total of 132.8 points, achieved through a 208 kg lift. England's Matthew Harding claimed the silver medal, lifting 199 kg for 131.0 points. India's Jhandu Kumar earned the bronze medal with a best lift of 190 kg, scoring 130.9 points.
Event Details and Scoring

The powerlifting event took place at the Scottish Event Campus (SEC) Armadillo. In Commonwealth Games para powerlifting, athletes are categorised into lightweight and heavyweight divisions based on gender. The final standings are determined by a points system that considers both the athlete's best successful lift and their body weight.
Other Malaysian Competitors

In addition to Nicodemus's performance, Bryan Junency Gustin, brother of national champion Bonnie Bunyau, did not record a successful lift in his attempts of 196 kg, 196 kg, and 201 kg. Earlier, Bonnie Bunyau competed in the lightweight category, winning a bronze medal and thus not defending his gold from a previous event. The powerlifting competition concluded on the day of the heavyweight finals.

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