A titanic chance for lifter Aniq as legacy awaits


NO Malaysian weightlifter has competed in the Olympics weightlifting more than once in the new millennium – but Aniq Kasdan can start a streak in Paris.

At only 22, Aniq has the discipline and the age to go far and he should be aiming to compete in several Olympics with the aim of winning medals, says Malaysian team manager Amirul Hamizan Ibrahim.

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