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Summer Paralympic Games Paris 2024


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1 hour ago, Adriano said:

Not at all. There are plenty possible various athlete in one disability group even they are similar. When you start in sitting events some of this things could help you (maybe not this pillow for polish athlete), but thanks to different equipment some athletes can have some advantage like more stable position (it is crucial in some serious categories of disabilities). But yeah it is stupid that thwy first let then use (not measure) and after we have a change of results day after (the same was on previpus EC or WC in athletics). I think rhey must treat delegations and supporters more serious.

But she was dsq for pillow which really doesnt matter...olympic gold, WR and she used it because she is disabled and sometimes fainted down with smaller. brazilians didn't questions it earlier, nobody. Disgraceful, maybe we should dsq athletes who sleep on bigger pillows. Oh for f...s... i'm really not going to take part in discussion about pillow which is important only as they fell on chair after the throw. Jesus and Buddha help me....those brazilians have to be heartless or BRAinless. For me this was extremely unhuman. My opinion, it won't change. 

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I fell in love with sports.....since i first seen it

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7 minutes ago, Pavlo said:

But she was dsq for pillow which really doesnt matter...olympic gold, WR and she used it because she is disabled and sometimes fainted down with smaller. brazilians didn't questions it earlier, nobody. Disgraceful, maybe we should dsq athletes who sleep on bigger pillows. Oh for f...s... i'm really not going to take part in discussion about pillow which is important only as they fell on chair after the throw. Jesus and Buddha help me....those brazilians have to be heartless or BRAinless. For me this was extremely unhuman. My opinion, it won't change. 

Yes, the Polish woman is the best in the world and there is no doubt about that. But even the best have to abide by the rules, no matter how unfair they may be. Just as the organizers allowed her to compete and only disqualified her later, as a high-level athlete she should also know how things work. You can judge the Brazilian character however you want, but there was a rule and it was not followed.

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Incredible victory for Romanchuk :USA :hyper:

“Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair” - Nelson Mandela

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43 minutes ago, hoversaBR said:

Yes, the Polish woman is the best in the world and there is no doubt about that. But even the best have to abide by the rules, no matter how unfair they may be. Just as the organizers allowed her to compete and only disqualified her later, as a high-level athlete she should also know how things work. You can judge the Brazilian character however you want, but there was a rule and it was not followed.

And you were the only nation caring for this idiotic rule with unhuman ending. Great. I really hope you are proud.... i'm wordless, this is unspeakable. Fine, maybe it's normal in your country, i don't care. My opinion about this country is also final. I'm close to 50, i make life easy for me now, straight, simple and brutally direct. 

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I fell in love with sports.....since i first seen it

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What a thrilling evening of racing in Para athletics! :thumbup:

“Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair” - Nelson Mandela

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Huge drama in the para taekwondo...

As now we come across the world
To share these Games of old
Let all the flags of every land
In brotherhood unfold

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