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Big chance:
- naturalised wrestlers + potential impact from Gega
Good chance:
- strong chances in athletics
LaFond in Triple Jump
Small chance:
- women's canoeing
- leaving room for Yarigo to surprise everyone, although very small chances.
- Pudar have small chances in swimming.
- football, everyone's game.
- small chances in marathon
- women's weightlifting, especially post disqualifications
- football and taekwondo
- athletics
Miracle needed:
- competes in various sports, but no athletes that can win a medal imo
- always decent in athletics sprints and sailing, but not close to medals
- we had surprise victories in BMX before, so you never know, otherwise not really..
- we have seen surprise medals in boxing and with relatively small boxing pools, there might be a chance
- we have seen surprise medals in boxing and with relatively small boxing pools, there might be a chance
- competes in numerous sports, maybe surfing can be a bit more unexpected
- taekwondo produced some surprise medal winners before, so...
- with weightlifting disqualification, they might receive medal after few years hehe..
- simply because of surprise element of combat sports.
- healthy athletics sprinting squad
- miracle needed for table tennis
- weightlifting
- cycling and long distance running
No chance:
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I have a feeling that in Tokyo 2020 there were many strong contenders from no-medal countries, but this year, I agree with you, if 2 or 3 new countries appear will be good.
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Thank you so much. So they got 3 quotas through Universality, 2 from tripartite (including judo).
Sad they have rejected swimming's male quota (Jainny PINTO CARVALHO)
No Tripartite from UIMP
I think only judo now is missing and one female quota for canoeing, right?
ExpandI have one bet for Brazilian female flagbear: Marta (Football)
For the male one I dont have ideal.
For me, the female is between Marta, Ana Marcela Cunha or Mayra Aguiar
the male, Isaquias Queiroz would be my pick (or maybe Marcelinho Huertas now hahaha)
ahhh so many, not even sure where to start.
As I'm learning Norwegian, I tend to also cheer for some of Norwegians (will be so happy to see Karsten Warholm running below WR and earning a silver medal behind Alison dos Santos )
Timo Cavelius on judo would be the first name that comes to mind - and other LGBTQ athletes (but I also tend to support German judokas as well)
I also love athletes from countries that have not yet won medals or gold medals!
ExpandTuvalu will have one wildcard in athletics (that is the entire team)
https://www.insidethegames.biz/articles/1146123/paris-2024-tuvalu-one-athlete-olympics
I read it, but this seemed a bit like a piece sent by someone to Inside the games to promete the athlete in question.
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what happened
I always cheer for specially after meeting some of the delegation at Rio 2016. They even game me a small flag
Guys, all those interpretations are fair and valid.
But in the end UWW will do what it feels it's right and we have no idea what it will be.
We have seen in this cycle some pretty absurd interpretations of its own rules by IFs.
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Rifle 10 M Men's
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https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/quota_place_winners.ashx?cshipid=2728
Rifle 50 M 3 Positions Men's
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https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/quota_place_winners.ashx?cshipid=2728&evlinkid=R3PM
Pistol 10 M Men's
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https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/quota_place_winners.ashx?cshipid=2728&evlinkid=APM
Pistol 25 M Fire Rapid Men's 0
https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/quota_place_winners.ashx?cshipid=2728&evlinkid=RFPM
Trap Men's
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https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/quota_place_winners.ashx?cshipid=2728&evlinkid=TRM
Skeet Men's
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https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/quota_place_winners.ashx?cshipid=2728&evlinkid=SKM
Is there any Chilean on here?
I think Jorge Antonio SALHE lives in Chile (a country with a big Palestinian community), but not so sure.
ExpandThe IOC doesn`t recognize this new country under the Taliban? I'm sure the flag has been changed and the one at the top is no longer valid in Kabul. I remember that during the first Taliban's rule in Afghanistan, this country was excluded from the Olympics in Sydney 2000 for missed to respect women's rights.
Basically yeah. All is said on the above tweet. The NOC in exile is recognized (so we will remain with ) and the de facto government is not recognized at all.
Not sure what to think of that... in this case everyone who is currently inside Afghanistan has no chance of participating in sports.
ExpandOlympic triathlon swimming leg could be cancelled over Seine water quality
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After all that bad press predicting disaster at Rio, it will be a bit curious if something like this happens in Paris.
I wonder if they would not do something to get a good water result in the previous days and go forward.
ExpandI've just noticed today that the somalian athlete for Marathon isn't in the world ranking anymore, he has not participated to a single event since August 2023
https://worldathletics.org/athletes/somalia/khadar-basheer-youssuf-14875164
So except if I've forgot an other way to win a NOC, I think we can say that Somalia will not be represented...
no Universality quotas???
ExpandOnly 3 belerussian ones are on the wikepedia page right now,Ilya Shymanovich,Anastasiya Shkurdai,and Alina Zmushka.
they are the only ones with OQT. Provided that Russian swimmers swim in international events, I think they will go
1 guy and 1 girl from Belarus and 1 girl from Russia qualified on Trampoline gymnastics.
I THINK that if Russian Gymnastics accepts the quota here... it COULD easily accept any invitation to have a Russian athlete on Artistic Gymnastics
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Today is the first time I'm on Totallympics since the end of the Paris 2024 games. Or better yet, since the beginning of the Paris 2024 games.
I was working and therefore it was a bit impossible for me to follow things here as I was busy around 12h a day and the other hours I was trying to meeting friends and have some fun in Paris.
The experience was amazing. I would basically every morning go to a café and prepare myself for the day aheard. trying to go to different cafés was a bit hard after week 2. At evening I would go to some bar or bistro to meet friends and watch more events. Most of French and Parisiens were complaining about the Olympics (as they always do) but after the first few days (Opening Ceremony, Dupont, Marchand, etc) they were already head over heels and it was fun to witness that for the 3rd time in a row.
It was amazing to meet @Sindoand @Jan Linhaand also chat with some other users during those days. And it will be nice to rewatch or properly watch many of the events and perhaps check what you all were discussing "in real time".
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