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Athletics IAAF World Championships 2019


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Just now, OlympicsFan said:

If you really think that everyone from those countries looks the same, then you have obviously never been there. The average german person weighs about twice as much as the average person from Belarus, thanks to people in Belarus being much more disciplined when it comes to how much they eat. Also another difference between those 3 countries is that there are 3 different languages in those countries, while there is only one language in the african countries mentioned before.

What :yikes: just here we have 5 local languages + over 100 dialect 

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Just now, OlympicsFan said:

Thanks, never heard of that country before. I am very open-minded and always try to learn more about other countries. I hope that one day when i reach your age i will have at least a tiny fraction of your wisdom.

Then you confused them with Zombies for longtime :lol: 

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Just now, orangeman said:

 

That's great and all, but I wonder why.  It'll just move Italy into the final.  We'd need someone from heat 2 to get DSQ to make the final.  

I haven't idea why, but the Italian commentators say that if Canada won the appeal both Italy and Canada will be in final

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Just now, Gianlu33 said:

I haven't idea why, but the Italian commentators say that if Canada won the appeal both Italy and Canada will be in final

 

Hmmm... That would put 9 teams in the final.  It's frustrating that Canada had a better time than both USA and Italy, but they did finish 6th in their heat.  

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46 minutes ago, phelps said:

 

Farah was born in Somalia, not Sudan...

Born in Somalia, competed for UK, doped in USA. Next is probably coaching career in Kenya lol

 

Congrats to Sandra on her 15788454585 international medal 

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Women´s 400m Hurdles:

 

1. Dalilah MUHAMMAD  :USA  52.16WR

2. Sydney MCLAUGHLIN  :USA  52.23PB

3. Rushell CLAYTON  :JAM  53.74PB

 

Full Final Result HERE

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Men´s 3000m Steeplechase:

 

1. Conseslus KIPRUTO  :KEN  8:01.35WL

2. Lamecha GIRMA  :ETH  8:01.36NR

3. Soufiane EL-BAKKALI  :MAR  8:03.76SB

 

Full Final Result HERE

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Women´s Discus Throw:

 

1. Yaime PEREZ  :CUB  69.17

2. Denia CABALLERO  :CUB  68.44

3. Sandra PERKOVIC  :CRO  66.72

 

Full Final Result HERE

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