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By copravolley · Posted
In the summer- yes, there were such cases, but I wrote more about winter sports, saying that we have almost no one like that- except maybe for ice hockey, where we won't chance to win anything anyway, and I believe that as the organizing country, we should be motivated to win a lot of medals. Do you remember how many medals Russia won in Sochi in 2014 thanks to naturalizations: Viktor Ahn and Vic Wild. Of all the people you mentioned, only 1 won an Olympic medal in 2024, Andy Diaz (bronze), or maybe Antropova, but that was the all team, and we won 40 of them... Quite a low percentage, right? -
By clemsonbeav · Posted
Got Post 2 Updated with the latest results. Some Jordan Stolz facts for you (could be inaccurate, but it's by my quick calculation) He has entered 19 races. He has earned 14 Gold Medals. (5 out of 7 500m, all 4 1000m, all 4 1500m, and one Mass Start...had he ever done that?) He has earned 2 Bronze Medals. (Mass Start and 500m) He has only not medaled 3 times (twice in Mass Start, once in 500m). Dang. -
Italy is not less cynical than any other. Jorginho, Kamil Rychlicki, Andy Diaz Hernandez, Zane Weir, Nick Ponzio, Donte DiVincenzo (no they're not Italian, as much as Fournier-Beaudry is not French). I could probably go on. -
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Isn't Weston-Webb's father from England?
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This rabii called eli sclanger , encouraged soldiers to kill palestinians , has been killed in Sydney -
By Grassmarket · Posted
Story so far in the Mixed Doubles Qual Group A KOR 3 0 CZE 2 1 LAT 2 1 TUR 2 1 FIN 1 2 GER 1 2 JPN 1 2 AUT 0 3 Group B AUS 3 0 CHN 3 0 DEN 2 1 NED 2 1 FRA 1 2 NZL 1 2 ESP 0 3 HUN 0 3 -
By copravolley · Posted
Pinheiro has connections to Brazil, becouse his mather is a Brazilian, so there's no problem with that. The problem is more of a moral one, because Norway trained him and thanks to them, he became a great skier. If he lived in Brazil, he wouldn't have had that opportunity. Nevertheless, Norway probably doesn't have much of a problem, as it has many other excellent skiers in various disciplines. In Colturi's case, she had 0 connetions to that country- Alb, so praising it is a bit of a stretch, especially if you then accuse Italy of doing the same to others. Antropova has connetions with Italy in that she trained there, when her was about 13-14 years old, so we had some influence on her current form. Italy certainly did more for Antropova's career than Albania did for Colturi in the past. -
Well, many people here tend to be rigid on this topic; it's even difficult to convince anyone that athletes like Lucas Pinheiro (who was born in Norway but has a Brazilian mother) and Tati Weston-Webb (who was born in Brazil but moved to the USA early in life) are actually Brazilian. I've seen many comments belittling their achievements, ranging from saying they aren't really Brazilian to comments that, given their countries of origin, they wouldn't amount to anything and wanted the easy way out (which, for these two athletes, obviously wouldn't be true). -
SEA Games 2025: Where are the fans? Empty seats a bummer at events in Thailand https://www.straitstimes.com/sport/sea-games-2025-where-are-the-fans-empty-seats-a-bummer-at-thailand-sea-games?ref=top-stories
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