Karlos is incredible. As a Bulgarian, I am incredibly proud and happy for his achievement and overall character. He is an excellent role model and the youth loves him. The future is bright!
@@tfwwhennofitlitgf3300 You like reading just the headlines. He was 18 at the time. He confessed, made a deal and served a suspended sentence. The court agreed to this on the basis that it was an accidental occurrence after his defence provided 14 sports drug tests that are clean. Nevertheless, he has been very vocal about his mistake and made absolutely clear that it was not cool. He pushed through this and sports injuries and trained hard to achieve what he has. I call that a good role model any day of the week.
@@tfwwhennofitlitgf3300 I don't have time to explain how the brain develops and how raging the hormones can be in a young male body. And I don't think I have to. Everybody has done stupid things as teens, no exception. Karlos learned from his mistakes and committed to be a better person and has been one. Of course the situation would be a lot different had some accident happened.
It was awesome to see Sofia, a place with such weightlifting history, getting so excited for the success of Karlos. Complete with that classic Bulgarian victory chant.
Great nerves on his coach. To say “No” to a hyped up athlete like that in front of a home crowd, after some incredible lifts… and nor for nothing, Karlos will then take the WR to Paris. Just great stuff
@@JohnDoherty-dl2fz Carlos basically trains himself, his first coach that introduced him to weightlifting died. This guy is just for show, he's not happy with him and I believe he's not present in the Paris Olympics.
What a trip to lift in front of a huge home town crowd like this comparable to other sports where there are fans that actually pay to get in and see their sports heroes perform as opposed to many weightlifting comps where they have a few administrative VIPs and other lifters in the audience. Armenia in 2023 was much like this but the most astonishing crowd I’ve ever seen was the 1999 Worlds in Greece where they filled a 12-15000 stadium for Dimas, Khaki and gang.
This guy deserves golden medal for best boyfriend - he had women throwing into him And he said No to them- who of a young 20 year old man in his prime would be faithful to his stunning gymnast girlfriend?! I tell you - Not many! This is a man not a boy although he is just 20
That’s a pretty big compliment Andrew. If he can be as dominant in the next Olympic cycle I’d probably agree with you. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion of course but for me there is also an element of time. Right now I’d probably go with Lu Xiaojun. He was dominant in 3 full Olympic quads and got 3 Olympic Golds. Karlos of course is setting records like a madman; youth, juniors and seniors. He is also setting them by huge chunks. Just demolished the total record by 8 kg whereas Lu was content to break records 1 kg at a time. So there’s room to disagree there. I’d agree with you if you’re saying Naim is the best all time.
Genchev did have problems out of the gym of course but he’s back at it tearing it up as a 56yr old master. I wonder if there’s any other lifter who’s won junior, senior, and masters world titles. Freaking amazing accomplishment.
it is said that in a year he will be in another category up to 94kg and then it will be interesting to compare his results with those of Iliya Ilin, but I think that if he is in the category up to 94kg in LA he will surpass him
Russians could have competed as Independent Neutral athletes like some of the Belarusians did at Paris. Tsikhantsou did and won bronze in the 102s. Last time Russia competed at WC in 2021between men& women they won 3 overall bronze medals. Big fucking deal. Stop invading other countries and you’ll be treated like everyone else
no one knows that this dude killed someone while driving under the influence.. just because he is good at this sport they gave him a free pass out of jail or responsibility.
imagine being so angry about someone oher XD he was caught driving under influence and he sayd it alot of damn times but, bruh u suck and u always gonna suck! spread lies is not a good thing and god will punish you for that :)
He did not kill anybody, otherwise we all would have heard about it like in the case of a very famous ice skating champion not long time ago. The incident was 2 whole years ago and no one suffered in any way but himself, for he took great shame when they caught him. He is very young, made а mistake, admitted it, apologized, received a fair sentence, which is not small at all (3 years probation) and now he is an Olympic champion!!! In fact, he is a great role model for the youth! And your statement is an example of huge envy...
@@the_nma5119 such information cannot be hidden. You make a mistake with the story of а very famous figure skater - Maxim Staviski, this is a link to the story: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maxim_Staviski
Roids or not, this requires a tremendous amount of preparation and I could bet my left testicle that you won't be able to do it jacked to the roof with 5 years of training.
He went to the Olympics where he won again gold 2 times and he wasnt caught with roids as you say of anything in his system and got world record too. So stop with the bullshit.
Karlos is incredible. As a Bulgarian, I am incredibly proud and happy for his achievement and overall character. He is an excellent role model and the youth loves him. The future is bright!
I was born in Bulgaria, extremely proud and happy for him and the future of Bulgarian youth and nation. Karlos feels like little bro of the family :)
Great role model? Do you remember the time he got caught DUI with a car full of drugs and got away with it because of his fame?
@@tfwwhennofitlitgf3300 You like reading just the headlines. He was 18 at the time.
He confessed, made a deal and served a suspended sentence. The court agreed to this on the basis that it was an accidental occurrence after his defence provided 14 sports drug tests that are clean.
Nevertheless, he has been very vocal about his mistake and made absolutely clear that it was not cool. He pushed through this and sports injuries and trained hard to achieve what he has.
I call that a good role model any day of the week.
@@KrisoVT So what if he was 18? He was driving on meth. There's no excuse for that.
@@tfwwhennofitlitgf3300 I don't have time to explain how the brain develops and how raging the hormones can be in a young male body. And I don't think I have to.
Everybody has done stupid things as teens, no exception. Karlos learned from his mistakes and committed to be a better person and has been one.
Of course the situation would be a lot different had some accident happened.
Bulgarians back into track. He can be one of the greatest if no injury happens. Wish the best for Bulgarian brothers.
It was awesome to see Sofia, a place with such weightlifting history, getting so excited for the success of Karlos. Complete with that classic Bulgarian victory chant.
I was in the arena and I cried proudly after he got on the podium. I cry everytime I see replay of this event ❤. Exceptional athlete!
Love the guy!!! Bringing back pride in BG weightlifting! Wish him all the continued success and happiness!
Great nerves on his coach. To say “No” to a hyped up athlete like that in front of a home crowd, after some incredible lifts… and nor for nothing, Karlos will then take the WR to Paris. Just great stuff
I don't really see anyone talk about this coach but he seems great. Seems like Bulgarians are making great decisions in comp these days.
Great coach, great lifter himself back in the 90s.
@@JohnDoherty-dl2fz Carlos basically trains himself, his first coach that introduced him to weightlifting died. This guy is just for show, he's not happy with him and I believe he's not present in the Paris Olympics.
This guy is amazing ❤
Simply amazing Karlos!
The Champion!
What a trip to lift in front of a huge home town crowd like this comparable to other sports where there are fans that actually pay to get in and see their sports heroes perform as opposed to many weightlifting comps where they have a few administrative VIPs and other lifters in the audience. Armenia in 2023 was much like this but the most astonishing crowd I’ve ever seen was the 1999 Worlds in Greece where they filled a 12-15000 stadium for Dimas, Khaki and gang.
I am preparing for Olympic weight lifting from India, one day will be there.
You better! Don’t let us down now
Let Nasar be your inspiration. Keep forward
over a billion and a half citizens, no success
Gena. Be nice now.
Saving the WR for the Olympics. What a great move, marketingwhise from his trainer
He could be a Marvel character! Unbeatable! 🇧🇬
Great interaction with Italy team!
Национално съкровище 🇧🇬
A legend was born
Smart Coach..!
Nasar 💪💪👍
Bulgaria will lead and break all the records again in LA 2028
I thought there was a vid with this title already
Edit: there is another vid with the same title but it's about the superheavies
I believe there is. I think it's like a mini subcategory that he uses for when an athlete really shows out, especially when they're the fan favorite.
@@zay.405 that's a fair point. In which case, I kinda like that.
Different crowds can lift different weights 😂 the other one was with Lasha
This guy deserves golden medal for best boyfriend - he had women throwing into him And he said No to them- who of a young 20 year old man in his prime would be faithful to his stunning gymnast girlfriend?!
I tell you - Not many! This is a man not a boy although he is just 20
He is strong because he is Bulgarian!!!
nasar is big for 89kg
As a bulgarian i am sick and tires of people in the comments trying to win likes like this.
L E G E N D
Carlos was sick back then and had a severe cramp in the leg. That's why he skipped the 224 attempt.
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Karlos for me is the most impressive lifter since Naim.
That’s a pretty big compliment Andrew. If he can be as dominant in the next Olympic cycle I’d probably agree with you. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion of course but for me there is also an element of time. Right now I’d probably go with Lu Xiaojun. He was dominant in 3 full Olympic quads and got 3 Olympic Golds. Karlos of course is setting records like a madman; youth, juniors and seniors. He is also setting them by huge chunks. Just demolished the total record by 8 kg whereas Lu was content to break records 1 kg at a time. So there’s room to disagree there. I’d agree with you if you’re saying Naim is the best all time.
@@JohnDoherty-dl2fzNaim is first Angel Genchev second best ever, unfortunately things went sideways for him
Genchev did have problems out of the gym of course but he’s back at it tearing it up as a 56yr old master. I wonder if there’s any other lifter who’s won junior, senior, and masters world titles. Freaking amazing accomplishment.
it is said that in a year he will be in another category up to 94kg and then it will be interesting to compare his results with those of Iliya Ilin, but I think that if he is in the category up to 94kg in LA he will surpass him
He is already close to Illyin’s best at 94 -411 Paris 2011 WC. He did more(418) at London OG but got busted of course.
Where's olympic coverage?
This is European championship 🎉
When did Karlos Nasar start lifting?
He started training olympic weightlifting when he was 9.
A N I M A L!!
Anyone know the song that plays during his walk-up?
The song is called:
My Lord - Yarin Primak
Enjoy lifting to this song, because I for sure am.
@@dcocoy thank you, bro
@@dcocoy You read my mind.
WOWWwwww
Determination
Bulgarian coach telling his athlete not to lift? Whhhhhhaaaat lol
There was a good reason for that.
Let's address the elephant in the room
Boi;.
Without bielarus and russia it is not competition. It is just pure hypocricy.
Idiot Russia and Belarus is nothing 😂😂. Karlos is the best 🇧🇬🇧🇬
The result would be the same. Loom what happened in Olympic games this year.
Russians could have competed as Independent Neutral athletes like some of the Belarusians did at Paris. Tsikhantsou did and won bronze in the 102s. Last time Russia competed at WC in 2021between men& women they won 3 overall bronze medals. Big fucking deal. Stop invading other countries and you’ll be treated like everyone else
no one knows that this dude killed someone while driving under the influence.. just because he is good at this sport they gave him a free pass out of jail or responsibility.
No one knows because it never happened! He was once caught driving under influence, but that's it. Don't be so jealous as to spread lies!
imagine being so angry about someone oher XD he was caught driving under influence and he sayd it alot of damn times but, bruh u suck and u always gonna suck! spread lies is not a good thing and god will punish you for that :)
He did not kill anybody, otherwise we all would have heard about it like in the case of a very famous ice skating champion not long time ago. The incident was 2 whole years ago and no one suffered in any way but himself, for he took great shame when they caught him. He is very young, made а mistake, admitted it, apologized, received a fair sentence, which is not small at all (3 years probation) and now he is an Olympic champion!!! In fact, he is a great role model for the youth! And your statement is an example of huge envy...
@@Maya-rw7is I was in Bulgaria for training seminar. It's very known there. He did kill someone.
@@the_nma5119 such information cannot be hidden. You make a mistake with the story of а very famous figure skater - Maxim Staviski, this is a link to the story: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maxim_Staviski
roids,roids roids.
That levels the playing field cuz they're *all* on something to be lifting at an elite level.
Some get better or more roids than others 😂
Roids or not, this requires a tremendous amount of preparation and I could bet my left testicle that you won't be able to do it jacked to the roof with 5 years of training.
He went to the Olympics where he won again gold 2 times and he wasnt caught with roids as you say of anything in his system and got world record too. So stop with the bullshit.
@@vasil.kamdzhalov
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