World Records By Yanko Rusev
- 9/19/1977 Clean and Jerk 165 Featherweight Stuttgart
- 7/18/1978 Clean and Jerk 179 Lightweight Athens
- 10/5/1978 Clean and Jerk 180 Lightweight Gettysburg
- 5/22/1979 Snatch 145 Lightweight Varna
- 5/22/1979 Snatch 146 Lightweight Varna
- 5/22/1979 Clean and Jerk 181.5 Lightweight Varna
- 7/9/1979 Snatch 147 Lightweight Sofia
- 7/9/1979 Clean and Jerk 185.5 Lightweight Sofia
- 7/9/1979 Total (2) 325 Lightweight Sofia
- 11/6/1979 Clean and Jerk 187.5 Lightweight Saloniki
- 11/6/1979 Total (2) 332.5 Lightweight Saloniki
- 2/1/1980 Snatch 147.5 Lightweight Varna
- 2/1/1980 Clean and Jerk 188 Lightweight Varna
- 2/1/1980 Total (2) 335 Lightweight Varna
- 4/28/1980 Snatch 148 Lightweight Beograd
- 4/28/1980 Clean and Jerk 190 Lightweight Beograd
- 4/28/1980 Total (2) 337.5 Lightweight Beograd
- 7/23/1980 Clean and Jerk 195 Lightweight Moscow
- 7/23/1980 Total (2) 342.5 Lightweight Moscow
- 9/16/1981 Clean and Jerk 206 Middleweight Lille
- 4/8/1982 Clean and Jerk 206.5 Middleweight Varna
- 9/2/1982 Total (2) 365 Middleweight Ljubljana
- 9/22/1982 Clean and Jerk 208 Middleweight Ljubljana
- 9/22/1982 Clean and Jerk 209 Middleweight Ljubljana
- 9/22/1982 Total (2) 362.5 Middleweight Ljubljana
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