00:00Well, I don't know, as I was very involved in the competition, I didn't count the attempts.
00:05And when I was doing the second levant, I thought I was my third.
00:10And that's why I got to cry, I felt very bad.
00:13I said, I got the medallion.
00:15And I go down to the platform and I say, why do you think Rafa, if you stay in the
00:19attempt?
00:20And it's like, I reanimo, I feel good again.
00:23I'm prepared for the last levant, I'm going to do everything.
00:25And so I got to finish the levant.
00:35My name is Rafael del Sur Cerro Castillo, I'm 86 years old.
00:39I'm from Cartagena, Colombia.
00:42I practice the levanting of the weights.
00:44I've been a pan-American athlete in other categories.
00:47I'm a medalist in the category of 109 kg, medalist of bronze.
00:51And now another important competition is the Pan-American athlete.
00:54I'm also a medalist.
01:08The challenge for the race, if you know what are you going to do?
01:12What are you going to do?
01:12What's your ability to do?
01:12What are you going to do with the Rangers?
01:14Is there a half some old England athletes?
01:17How do you do?
01:18What are you going to do with the Rangers in thebereich can do with the British?
01:20American, but here I am.
01:27When I had a little bit more of the weights,
01:30the first Olympics that I saw with attention
01:33were those of Rio.
01:35I said, no, I have to go there
01:36to the level of my other team
01:39to represent Colombia
01:40and to win some Olympic games,
01:42which is very important, the truth.
01:51My family, my friends, my friends,
01:55I know that wherever they are
01:56they are shouting, doing strength.
01:59I really hope they can see me,
02:01I can imagine.
02:09I really want to thank the victories,
02:13they are also very important,
02:14they serve as a point of inflection
02:16to have a learning about what was wrong,
02:19to take the maximum advantage
02:21and learn from every fall,
02:23every error, every injury,
02:24every thing that was negative.
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