Taekwondo 2023 Discussion Thread

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[owenp_23 564]

Belgian Open (Lommel ) - Womenʻs Results

 

46kg

1. Rita Bakisheva

2. Juliet Lahood

3/4. Aidana Kumartayeva

3/4. Sueheda Celik

 

49kg

1. Merve Dincel

2. Adriana Cerezo Iglesias

3/4. Panipak Wongpattanakit

3/4. Madinabonu Mannopova

 

53kg

1. Nika Karabatic

2. Zuo Ju

3/4. Patimat Abakarova

3/4. Alma Perez Parrado

 

57kg

1. Luana Marton

2. Lo Chia-Ling

3/4. Stacey Hymer

3/4. Hatice Kubra Ilgun

 

62kg

1. Sasikarn Tongchan

2. Feruza Sadikova

3/4. Sarah Chaari

3/4. Marta Calvo Gomez

 

67kg

1. Cecilia Castro Burgos

2. Magda Wiet Henin

3/4. Leslie Soltero

3/4. Zhang Mengyu

 

73kg

1. Matea Jelic

2. Althea Laurin

3/4. Estelle Vander-Zwalm

3/4. Zhou Zeqi

 

+73kg

1. Rebecca McGowan

2. Xu Lei

3/4. Solene Avoulette

3/4. Aleksandra Kowalczuk

[owenp_23 564]

Belgian Open (Lommel ) - Menʻs Results

 

54kg

1. Konstantinos Dimitropoulos

2. Sayyad Dadashov

3/4. Josip Teskera

3/4. Wataru Morikawa

 

58kg

1. Bae Jun-seo

2. Cyrian Ravet

3/4. Gashim Magomedov

3/4. Adrian Vicente Yunta

 

63kg

1. Liang Yushuai

2. Souleyman Alaphilippe

3/4. Nurbek Gazez

3/4. Joan Jorquera Cala

 

68kg

1. Niyaz Pulatov

2. Konstantinos Chamalidis

3/4. Maksat Orynbassar

3/4. Ferhat Can Kavurat

 

74kg

1. Ulugbek Rashitov

2. Nedzad Husic

3/4. Marko Golubic

3/4. Badr Achab

 

80kg

1. Shukhrat Salaev

2. Faysal Sawadogo

3/4. Apostolos Telikostoglou

3/4. Richard Andre Ordemann

 

87kg

1. Meng Mingkuan

2. Wu Kai

3/4. Nikita Rafalovich

3/4. Ivan Sapina

 

+87kg

1. Ruslan Zhaparov

2. Pasko Bozic

3/4. Emre Kutalmis Atesli

3/4. Andreu Perez Campos

[Biathlonfan 623]

Russians And Belerussians will be at the world championships. This is comedy at this point and i'm loving it.

[Cinnamon Bun 561]

Such a stupid decision, considering all of them might not be able to compete at the Olympics because of their potential military ties. Can see a quarter of the nation's boycotting.  

 

[heywoodu 14,953]

31 minutes ago, Cinnamon Bun said:

Such a stupid decision, considering all of them might not be able to compete at the Olympics because of their potential military ties. Can see a quarter of the nation's boycotting.  

 

Cool, taekwondo is already fun because of nations winning rare medals, so this could be even more of a nicely mixed medal table  

[Cinnamon Bun 561]

9 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Cool, taekwondo is already fun because of nations winning rare medals, so this could be even more of a nicely mixed medal table  

Not for someone whose nation will most likely boycott not only this but most of the events for the foreseeable future. This will massively impact our qualification attempt as we'd only be able to go for 2 spots in the Euro Quali event (assuming Russians and Belarusians aren't there). 

Edited April 3, 2023 by Cinnamon Bun

[Biathlonfan 623]

8 minutes ago, Cinnamon Bun said:

Not for someone whose nation will most likely boycott not only this but most of the events for the foreseeable future. This will massively impact our qualification attempt as we'd only be able to go for 2 spots in the Euro Quali event (assuming Russians and Belarusians aren't there). 

Then maybe don't boycot and sabotage athletes,who would like to compete and not play political games,seems simple to me.

Edited April 3, 2023 by Biathlonfan

[Cinnamon Bun 561]

1 minute ago, Biathlonfan said:

Then maybe don't boycot and sabotage athletes,who would like to compete and not play political games,seems simple to me.

I'm all for boycotting when necessary and compromising sporting integrity when other factors pose a bigger threat, but when it starts becoming detrimental to your athletes' success then that's where I feel you should draw the line, call it a day and beat the opposition your protesting against on the field of play. I'm fine with us boycotting both Boxing world championships as they're practically meaningless and the whole thing was a corrupt and dodgy mess to begin with, but when it comes to events like these where they directly affect us qualifying for major championships in a big way then it's best to beat the Russians and Belarusians on the mat and prevent them from reaching the Olympics that way.  

[Biathlonfan 623]

7 minutes ago, Cinnamon Bun said:

I'm all for boycotting when necessary and compromising sporting integrity when other factors pose a bigger threat, but when it starts becoming detrimental to your athletes' success then that's where I feel you should draw the line, call it a day and beat the opposition your protesting against on the field of play. I'm fine with us boycotting both Boxing world championships as they're practically meaningless and the whole thing was a corrupt and dodgy mess to begin with, but when it comes to events like these where they directly affect us qualifying for major championships in a big way then it's best to beat the Russians and Belarusians on the mat and prevent them from reaching the Olympics that way.  

Great,then tell your goverment that,lol. this is a joke at this point,no country except possibly Ukraine will boycott,there are consequancies for boycotting,the sport heads can blubber all they like but in the end money talks.43 procent off my Super pro-ukraine country don't want us to boycot the games,25 procent don't know,all this would do is prevent some athletes from competing in the games and some would have to retire before getting their last olympic chance because ''muh moral pointless stand''  that won't actually end the war ,because [big surprise] athletes do not run  goverments and they cannot force a country to stop the war.

Edited April 3, 2023 by Biathlonfan