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By Biathlonfan · Posted
Abudduaini tuergong BREAKS a 29 year old national record in the discus with 65.35 in chengdu at a throws invitational on april 2nd. he's 7th on the world list right now,already had a pb of 64.36 this year at his seasons opener at the same spot. -
By Grassmarket · Posted
If you're looking for live action this weekend, the Norwegian Nationals are on FTA. Sport - NRK TV -
By Grassmarket · Posted
There's a YT live stream here, not sure if it will work or be geoblocked. Fairly reputable site, the previous meets listed there have all been legit. -
And it's not over. During the surgery, a severe fracture of the knee, specifically the ACL, emerged. In short, a disaster -
By ChandlerMne · Posted
48 teams... Little less than 20% of all federations playing at the WC. Just unbelievable what will money do or change. -
By ChandlerMne · Posted
Can someone explain what is "USSR alike" methods in this case? I am still young enough not to remember those times. -
By ChandlerMne · Posted
According to president of Russian tennis federation, many more Russians will start to compete for other nations. -
By ChandlerMne · Posted
One of my heroes, suffering like this I really, really wish her to recover for the Cortina. I hope surgeons will do their best. In cases like this even amputation isnt rare. I hope Fede will cope with this like a champ she is. -
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in 2021 I had a knee injury with partially torn ACL and the tibial plateau was almost fractured (it went so close...I was very, very lucky not to see my knee literally explode, said the doctor) it took me 7 months (with a lot of physio and painkillers, luckily no surgery) to walk normal with (almost) no pain so, I know what we talk of
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