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Russia-Ukraine Crisis Consequences in Sports


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10 hours ago, NearPup said:

Breaking: :IPC has banned :RUS and :BLR athletes from the 2022 Paralympics. They will not be allowed to compete even as neutrals.

Holy hypocrisy of some countries. :evil:

 

Anyway, considering the moment I think IPC had no other alternative.

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29 minutes ago, Orangehair43 said:

Russia have announced their are taking FIFA and UEFA to CAS over their ban. 
 

This will be a major hearing. Because if Russia wins the consequences for Football’s future could be massive.

No way Russia can win this, come on. The political decision to ban everything russian is already widely accepted. It would be a huge scandal.

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1 minute ago, NMQ said:

No way Russia can win this, come on. The political decision to ban everything russian is already widely accepted. It would be a huge scandal.

Do CAS think like that. Everyone wanted Russia banned from the Olympics for doping and they refused. And everyone wanted Valieva banned and they refused to uphold that. 

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38 minutes ago, Orangehair43 said:

Do CAS think like that. Everyone wanted Russia banned from the Olympics for doping and they refused. And everyone wanted Valieva banned and they refused to uphold that. 

And made complete arses of themselves in front of the whole world. :old:

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War is more serious than doping. CAS will 100% uphold the ban or their funding and recognition will end.  And yes, it will be a completely political and not legal ruling.   

 

Every international organization acts neutral until their money is on the line.

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2 minutes ago, LDOG said:

War is more serious than doping. 

When the war is against the west, to be precise.

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15 hours ago, Maxim Fastovsky said:

They are talking about Mario Andretti taking over the team

Michael Andretti is running the Andretti Autosport teams. And he applied for F1 charter slot from 2024 but he could take over Haas' spot if a new title sponsor isn't found. Speaking of which, more rumours start to cycle around that Mazepin will be axed and Pietro Fittipaldi will replace him full-time. The delay is obviously down to money, Banco do Brasil could hand out the millions but it's Haas in the desperate position so I reckon there are still negotiations over the actual ammount of $$$.

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33 minutes ago, Grassmarket said:

Yeah but that has been the one constant in sports :raspberry:

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