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no Eileen Gu and Tess Ledeux in women's ski slopestyle -
and will boxing be available only to those nations who joined World Boxing?
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Three IOC members are excused for the 144th IOC Session, it was just announced: Dr Gerardo WERTHEIN Ms Hong ZHANG Mr Yasuhiro YAMASHITA -
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Yeah, but that was entirely expected. Nobody thought Fabris was losing it, considering the last lap was his big weapon every single time. Like in the women's 5k Beune generally starts super fast and Conijn often finishes very fast, which in the end means sometimes one is faster, sometimes the other. Sure gold medals don't exist, by now we should all know that I think Which is good, because the more sure a gold medal is, the less interesting it is to watch and as sports fans, I assume in the end we mostly watch to see exciting competitions. -
Nope, "officially" is not the right world. It was a EB proposal, that need to be approve by the IOC Session. But yeah, boxing will be in LA
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By DJ Crimson Oracle · Posted
Boxing is now officially a sport for LA28 -
It feels like events, der boy, events have overtaken the election on stuff like the transgender inclusion and DSD athlete issues. Even Kirsty Coventry is not holding the Bach-Adams line any more, which would have been astonishing eighteen months ago, but seems entirely predictable now - with Athletics, Swimming, Cycling, Rowing etc having now gone in a clear direction, and with the next Summer Games destined for Trumpland, that seems almost certainly not the hill anyone in the IOC will die on. I imagine the reintegration of Russia is likely to be more pressing issue - Trump will want them there, the War, one way or tother looks like it may wind down soon, but its doubtful a trustworthy anti-doping regime will really be in place in time. The candidate with the most clarity on these issues is pretty obviously Coe. I'm not entirely certain clarity will be a benefit, and we simply don't know how much of Bach's seething hatred of Coe has been channelled into the election backstge -- is Bach now so much yeserdays man that his patrimony no longer tilts the IOC? Or does he retain loyalty through influence, or influence through loyalty?
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