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so, the individual championship is over once again dominated the field with 6 gold medals, double the score of the second team, which is the returning powerhouse (even if hidden behind the IJF/ Flag) returned to the glory of 1991, the last time we won 2 gold medals in a single championship, but outside the surprising Kenny Bedel and the 2 world champions, it was a very disappointing tournament for our team (as expected, tbh), with way too many losses in the early rounds and very few people reaching the "final block" (aka, the top 7) in total, 20 Nations won at least one medal (6 of them, at least 1 gold medal); Africa and Oceania are the only Continents not represented in the final medal table, even if the Aussies got very close thanks to the 5th place by Aoife Coughlan this is the Final Medal Table (Tomorrow's Team Event isn't included) https://www.ijf.org/competition/2877/standings -
Day #7 women's +78kg Gold: Kim Ha Yun Silver: Mao Arai Bronze: Lee Hyeon Ji & Romane Dicko Draw https://www.ijf.org/competition/2877/draw?id_weight=14 men's +100kg Gold: Inal Tasoev Silver: Guram Tushishvili Bronze: Kim Min Jong & Temur Rakhimov Draw https://www.ijf.org/competition/2877/draw?id_weight=6
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well, it was true only for the first couple of minutes in the GS period, Bellandi was dead and gone and once or twice her Olympic Champion's status got her out of troubles, too if there's a match where we can't complain, that's the one
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By AmericanHero40 · Posted
Plus if you come you need to worry what happens if you see me -
dear Concerned countries : you have to know if you travel to usa , your plane will face the danger of bermuda triangle , tornados , maybe the hurricane will throw you to Jupiter if you avoid all that once in the airport they will rummage you naked and deport half of you to guantanamo 3% of you will arrive safe to the hotel but mentally shocked after you paid 50$ taxi and 106 $ the room number 13 or 420 2%of you will be shot in the street because you dont have the required tattoo or because you dont support chicago bulls , sorry 0,99% of you ,your visa of 5 days will expire before the olympic games ,... no way Once in Los angeles , the lucky last one who still alive will meet the man that walk like a robot called Terminator , no worries he came from future to save the planet -
By copravolley · Posted
Those old big names are gone? So either they're training somewhere or their careers are over? I wonder what happened to them? They're still a force in judo, wrestling etc. They are missing Timur Safin from the 2021 squad, the rest is correct. -
They have their A-squad in almost everything, except women's sabre, but I'm not sure if they will continue or not, so they still not as good as they were and ban kind of killed their fencing a bit
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