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Few weeks ago this idiot Trump created this shity board of peace with stupid countries for 1 billions $ -
Not true , he is alive ...but they will kill a lot of people like they always did during centuries
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Some notable retirements: Elisavet Pesiridou (athletics - 100m hurdles) - She announced her retirement on her 34th birthday. She competed in Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020. She narrowly missed Paris 2024 despite being in good form, the rest of he field seemed to get stronger and her ranking was a bit lower even though she was quite consistent. She struggled with injuries in 2025. Fani Tzeli (taekwondo) - She was 7th in Tokyo 2020 but didn't qualify for Paris 2024. Still, she is only 24 yo and seemed to be rising up again after winning bronze at the European Championships so it is a bit surprising. Aikaterini Divari (sailing) - She competed in Tokyo 2020 but didn't qualify for Paris 2024. Only 25 yo. AJ Ginnis (alpine skiing) - Despite winning a silver at the World Championships he never got to compete at the Winter Olympics as he was always unfortunately injured. A shame as he is by far our best winter athlete ever. Only 31 yo, and I have a feeling he might come back in 2030 based on his last interview... -
Sunday March 1st, 2026 - Round-Robin Day 2 Schedule (GMT +2) 12:30 South Africa vs Bosnia and Herzegovina 16:00 Israel vs Estonia 19:30 Singapore vs Philippines -
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Well. Having gotten it a bit at a distance a few comments about my experiences Travel: Very happy. Flying to and from was a breeze (the plane home slighty delayed). The same can be said about getting around in Milano. Getting around outside was of course slightly harder, especially with some delays back from Antholx (but i guess that's not a big surprise when a lot of people leave a place in the mountains) Atmosphere: Very happy around the venues, but it's also very clear that it's smaller than the Summer games. People weren't following the events wherever you went. Alcohol certainly made a difference between Paris and now. Sadly did experience a few who should certainly have stopped a couple of beers earlier. The logistics at the venues: Very easy to see that Santagiulia is new and absolutely not a perfect venue. Seems like some kinks were fixed when I got there, but there's still stuff to work out. The food at the Milano venues were meh and there were quite some lines. Tesero was a chaos when it came to getting food, but the quality was slightly better at the skiing venues. -
Sunday March 1st, 2026 - Round-Robin Last Day Schedule (GMT +1) 12:30 Turkiye vs Thailand 16:00 Serbia vs Bulgaria 19:30 Romania vs Croatia
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Saturday February 28th, 2026 - Round-Robin Day 1 Results (GMT +2) 12:30 Philippines 4 - 6 Bosnia and Herzegovina 16:00 Estonia 7 - 0 South Africa 19:30 Israel 11 - 0 Singapore Provisional Standing After Day 1: 1. 3 ----------------- 2. 3 3. 3 4. 0 5. 0 ----------------- 6. 0
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Iapichino again without any revelations -
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some results from day 1 & 2 of the Indoor Nationals in Ancona Leo Fabbri won the men's Shot Put with 21.80m Francesco Fortunato set a new world record over the indoor 5km race walking, 17:54.48 women's 60m HS: 1.Elisa Maria Di Lazzaro, 8.06 just edging out by 2/1000 of a second Giada Carmassi, but mainly, 3. Alessia Succo (17 years young), 8.08, which is a new U18 european record and U20 Italian record Larissa Iapichino won the women's LJ with 6.78m at the Outdoor Throwing Nationals in Mariano Comense, day 1 Sara Fantini wins the women's Hammer Throw with 68.73m Paola Padovan wins the women's Javelin Throw with 57.52m Enrico Saccomano wins the men's Discus Throw with 61.29m
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