Xavier Lusignan won a bronze medal [1] in the men’s 110kg [2] weightlifting final at the Commonwealth Games on Thursday, July 30.

The podium finish marks a significant achievement for the Canadian delegation in Glasgow, Scotland, highlighting the country's competitiveness in strength sports on an international stage.

Lusignan competed in the men's 110kg category [2], where he secured the third-place position. The victory was a culmination of rigorous preparation and performance during the event's seventh day of competition.

"It's a dream come true," Lusignan said to CBC Sports after winning the bronze.

The result adds to a successful outing for Canadian weightlifters in Scotland. Etta Love also secured a bronze medal during the games, contributing to a strong showing for the national team.

"We’re absolutely thrilled with the results," Love said.

The competition in Glasgow has seen various Canadian athletes push for podium spots across multiple disciplines. Lusignan's performance in the heavy-weight category ensures Canada remains a factor in the overall medal standings for the games.

“"It's a dream come true,"”

Lusignan's bronze medal reflects Canada's continued ability to produce elite talent in high-weight categories. By securing medals in both men's and women's weightlifting, the Canadian team demonstrates a broad level of strength and technical proficiency that elevates their standing within the Commonwealth sporting community.