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IMAGINARY OLYMPICS - Poll #21 - Athletics - Men's 110m Hurdles; Judo - Men's Heavyweight; Judo - Women's Heavyweight; Fencing - Men's Sabre Individual; Hockey - Men's Tournament
IMAGINARY OLYMPICS - Poll #21 - Athletics - Men's 110m Hurdles; Judo - Men's Heavyweight; Judo - Women's Heavyweight; Fencing - Men's Sabre Individual; Hockey - Men's Tournament
21 members have voted
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1. Event #76 - Athletics - Men's 110m Hurdles
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Thomas Curtis USA 18960
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Alvin Kraenzlein USA 19000
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Frederick Schule USA 19040
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Forrest Smithson USA 1908
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Fred Kelly USA 19120
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Earl Thomson CAN 19200
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Daniel Kinsey USA 19240
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Sid Atkinson RSA 19280
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George Saling USA 19320
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Forrest Towns USA 19360
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William Porter USA 19480
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Harrison Dillard USA 19520
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Lee Calhoun USA 1956 19600
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Hayes Jones USA 19640
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Willie Davenport USA 19680
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Rod Milburn USA 1972
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Guy Drut FRA 1976
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Thomas Munkelt GDR / GER 19800
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Roger Kingdom USA 1984 1988
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Mark McKoy CAN 19920
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Allen Johnson USA 1996
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Anier Garcia CUB 20000
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Liu Xiang CHN 2004
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Dayron Robles CUB 2008
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Aries Merritt USA 2012
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Omar McLeod JAM 2016
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Hansle Parchment JAM 2020
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I WILL PASS THIS EVENT
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2. Event #77 - Judo - Men's Heavyweight
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Isao Inokuma JPN 19640
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Wim Ruska NED 1972
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Serhiy Novikov URS / UKR 19760
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Angelo Parisi FRA 19800
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Hitoshi Saito JPN 1984 19880
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David Khakhaleishvili EUN / GEO 19920
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David Douillet FRA 1996 2000
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Keiji Suzuki JPN 20040
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Satoshi Ishii JPN 2008
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Teddy Riner FRA 2012 2016
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Lukas Krpalek CZE 2020
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I WILL PASS THIS EVENT0
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3. Event #78 - Judo - Women's Heavyweight
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Zhuang Xiaoyan CHN 19920
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Sun Fuming CHN 19960
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Yuan Hua CHN 20000
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Maki Tsukada JPN 2004
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Tong Wen CHN 20080
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Idalys Ortiz CUB 2012
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Emilie Andeol FRA 2016
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Akira Sone JPN 2020
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I WILL PASS THIS EVENT
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4. Event #79 - Fencing - Men's Sabre Individual
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Ioannis Georgiadis GRE 18960
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Georges de la Falaise FRA 19000
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Manuel Diaz CUB 19040
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Jeno Fuchs HUN 1908 19120
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Nedo Nadi ITA 19200
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Sandor Posta HUN 19240
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Odon Tersztyanszky HUN 19280
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Gyorgy Piller HUN 19320
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Endre Kabos HUN 19360
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Aladar Gerevich HUN 19480
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Pal Kovacs HUN 19520
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Rudolf Karpati HUN 1956 19600
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Tibor Pezsa HUN 19640
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Jerzy Pawłowski POL 1968
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Viktor Sidyak URS / RUS 19720
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Viktor Krovopuskov URS / RUS 1976 19800
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Jean-Francois Lamour FRA 1984 19880
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Bence Szabo HUN 19920
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Stanislav Pozdnyakov RUS 19960
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Mihai Covaliu ROU 20000
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Aldo Montano ITA 2004
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Zhong Man CHN 20080
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Aron Szilagyi HUN 2012 2016 2020
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I WILL PASS THIS EVENT0
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5. Event #80 - Hockey - Men's Tournament
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Great Britain 1908 1920 19880
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India 1928 1932 1936 1948 1952 1956 1964 1980
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Pakistan 1960 1968 1984
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Germany 1972-FRG 1992 2008 20120
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New Zealand 19760
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Netherlands 1996 2000
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Australia 20040
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Argentina 20160
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Belgium 2020
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I WILL PASS THIS EVENT
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I tried to get onto the metro multiple times and gave up I had just arrived the day of from Bangkok (12 hr flight) and was just exhausted and wanted to sleep
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By Olympian1010 · Posted
Plus, you missed out on a potential metro ride with me, which is quite priceless in my opinion -
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My hotel was very close to Rho so was easy to get there, but it was so far from the hockey venue that after the women's gold medal match it was so expensive to get back, and also the next day after the usa slovakia semis it took forever, the asshole driver took the city and not the freeway -
Uber cost me $224 CAD to get back to the hotel from the OC. It basically prevented me from buying tickets to a speed skating session
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