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Doping Cases and Bans Thread (2016 & 2017)


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13 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

i don't see point making of her indepedent athlete

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Just now, DaniSRB said:

i don't see point making of her indepedent athlete

Me neither anymore, but the thing was about IAAF banning Russia entirely and only allowing selected athletes to compete as neutrals. 

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Just now, heywoodu said:

Me neither anymore, but the thing was about IAAF banning Russia entirely and only allowing selected athletes to compete as neutrals. 

i guess IOC has last word :d

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Seppelt just mentioned in Sportschau that Putin said on Wednesday in Kreml that all athletes  (even if they have been banned) are seen as Olympic champions. This means they get 4M Rubel (about 50k $) and Seppelt implies that this is the reason why only Morozov went to CAS by now. So he thinks IOC pays cash to avoid the appeals!

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il y a 25 minutes, T&Fwatch a déclaré:

Seppelt just mentioned in Sportschau that Putin said on Wednesday in Kreml that all athletes  (even if they have been banned) are seen as Olympic champions. This means they get 4M Rubel (about 50k $) and Seppelt implies that this is the reason why only Morozov went to CAS by now. So he thinks IOC pays cash to avoid the appeals!

 

Makes sense really. It was reported earlier this week by the Times that the Russians came up with idea, sacrificing allready convicted dopers in the hope to avoid a blanket ban.

 

http://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/sport/russias-dirty-swap-deal-for-place-in-rio-bxz0mf8z3

 

Russia was also probably reassuring that no Russians will wome to CAS (hence the  4M rubel). But, I don't see why the IOC would have pay for it, most likely it's russian taxpayer's money.

 

Edit: did they mentioned during the show the supposed appeal by the russian weightlifting federation ?

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Banning ex-dopers now makes a bit of sense if this is true. It would have been the easiest reverse decision the CAS would have ever made, of course they can't make that decision unless someone appeals.

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22 минуты назад, T&Fwatch сказал:

Seppelt just mentioned in Sportschau that Putin said on Wednesday in Kreml that all athletes  (even if they have been banned) are seen as Olympic champions. This means they get 4M Rubel (about 50k $) and Seppelt implies that this is the reason why only Morozov went to CAS by now. So he thinks IOC pays cash to avoid the appeals!

Seppelt as always tells the truth :yes

1. http://rsport.ru/rio2016_rowing/20160729/1004749432.html rowing

2. http://www.sport-express.ru/olympics/rio2016/weightlifting/news/advokat-shtangistov-poehal-v-cas-s-kollektivnym-iskom-na-otstranenie-sbornoy-1027329/ weightlifting

3. http://news.sportbox.ru/Vidy_sporta/plavanie/spbnews_NI646053_Lobincev_i_Morozov_podali_iski_v_CAS Morozov & Lobintsev

4. https://www.bfm.ru/news/329461 Putin said: "In fact, a blow to the entire world sport and the Olympic Games, and it is obvious that the absence of Russian athletes, leaders in many disciplines, noticeably reduce, will reduce the intensity of the struggle, and hence the upcoming entertainment events. And we here in Russia, I want to assure you that we are here, in Russia, will be on our athletes leading watch as the winners of the Olympic Games with all the consequences of the administrative and material nature" words of support that have been part of his speech.

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