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IMAGINARY SUMMER OLYMPICS - Poll #34 - Athletics - Men's Marathon; Athletics - Women's Marathon; Rowing - Men's Quadruple Sculls; Rowing - Women's Quadruple Sculls; Taekwondo - Men's Heavyweight (+80kg)


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IMAGINARY SUMMER OLYMPICS - Poll #34 - Athletics - Men's Marathon; Athletics - Women's Marathon; Rowing - Men's Quadruple Sculls; Rowing - Women's Quadruple Sculls; Taekwondo - Men's Heavyweight (+80kg)  

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  1. 1. Event #141 - Athletics - Men's Marathon

    • Spyridon Louis GRE 1896
      0
    • Michel Theato LUX 1900
      0
    • Thomas Hicks USA 1904
      0
    • Johnny Hayes USA 1908
      0
    • Ken McArthur RSA 1912
      0
    • Hannes Kolehmainen FIN 1920
      0
    • Albin Stenroos FIN 1924
      0
    • Boughera El Ouafi FRA 1928
      0
    • Juan Carlos Zabala ARG 1932
      0
    • Sohn Kee-chung JPN 1936
      0
    • Delfo Cabrera ARG 1948
      0
    • Emil Zatopek TCH / CZE 1952
      0
    • Alain Mimoun FRA 1956
      0
    • Abebe Bikila ETH 1960 1964
    • Mamo Wolde ETH 1968
      0
    • Frank Shorter USA 1972
      0
    • Waldemar Cierpinski GDR / GER 1976 1980
      0
    • Carlos Lopes POR 1984
      0
    • Gelindo Bordin ITA 1988
      0
    • Hwang Young-cho KOR 1992
      0
    • Josia Thugwane RSA 1996
      0
    • Gezahegne Abera ETH 2000
      0
    • Stefano Baldini ITA 2004
    • Samuel Wanjiru KEN 2008
      0
    • Stephen Kiprotich UGA 2012
      0
    • Eliud Kipchoge KEN 2016 2020
    • I WILL PASS THIS EVENT
  2. 2. Event #142 - Athletics - Women's Marathon

    • Joan Benoit USA 1984
    • Rosa Mota POR 1988
    • Valentina Yegorova EUN / RUS 1992
      0
    • Fatuma Roba ETH 1996
    • Naoko Takahashi JPN 2000
    • Mizuki Noguchi JPN 2004
      0
    • Constantina Tomescu ROU 2008
      0
    • Tiki Gelana ETH 2012
      0
    • Jemima Sumgong KEN 2016
    • Peres Jepchirchir KEN 2020
    • I WILL PASS THIS EVENT
  3. 3. Event #143 - Rowing - Men's Quadruple Sculls

    • Germany GDR / FRG / GER 1976 1980 1984 1992 1996 2012 2016
    • Italy 1988 2000
    • Russia 2004
      0
    • Poland 2008
    • Netherlands 2020
    • I WILL PASS THIS EVENT
      0
  4. 4. Event #144 - Rowing - Women's Quadruple Sculls

    • Germany GDR / GER 1976 1980 1988 1992 1996 2000 2004 2016
    • Romania 1984
    • China 2008 2020
    • Ukraine 2012
    • I WILL PASS THIS EVENT
  5. 5. Event #145 - Taekwondo - Men's Heavyweight (+80kg)

    • Kim Kyong-hun KOR 2000
      0
    • Moon Dae-sung KOR 2004
      0
    • Cha Dong-min KOR 2008
    • Carlo Molfetta ITA 2012
    • Radik Isayev AZE 2016
      0
    • Vladislav Larin ROC / RUS 2020
    • I WILL PASS THIS EVENT

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  • Poll closed on 08/27/2022 at 06:00 PM

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Athletics, men's Marathon...well, this is not so easy...but despite names like Zatopek, Kipchoge and the Italians, I think the best of them all is still :ETH Abebe Bikila, who's therefore my pick.

 

Athletics, women's Marathon...the strongest marathon runner ever beyond any reasonable suspect, :JPN Naoko Takahashi.

 

Rowing, men's Quadruple Sculls...:ITA Italy (2000), by far the strongest boat ever to compete in this discipline.

 

Rowing, women's Quadruple Sculls...:CHN China (2020)...Germany here pay the prize of the GDR age in my consideration.

 

Taekwondo, men's heavyweights...:ITA Carlo Molfetta...pretty partisan vote, but no other champion in this class is tickling my mind enough to earn my pick.

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Results

 

ATHLETICS - Men's Marathon

 

1. Abebe Bikila ETH (T)

2. Eliud Kipchoge KEN (T)

3. Stefano Baldini ITA

 

ATHLETICS - Women's Marathon

 

1. Rosa Mota POR
2. Naoko Takahashi JPN (T)

3. Peres Jepchirchir KEN (T)

 

ROWING - Men's Quadruple Sculls

 

1. Germany

2. Poland

3. Italy

 

ROWING - Women's Quadruple Sculls

 

1. Germany

2. China

3. Ukraine (T)

 

TAEKWONDO - Men's Heavyweight (+80kg)

 

1. Carlo Monfetta ITA (T)

2. Cha Dong-min KOR (T)

3. Vladislav Larin RUS

3. Radik Isayev AZE (T)

 

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