Congratulations     is having it's most succesful Paralympics in terms of medals I'd say as well. There were more in 1988 and a lot more in 1984, but I wouldn't count those as 'more succesfull', considering there were a ridiculous amount of classes and categories to win medals in (literally hundreds more than now).

throat-cutting gesture

I'm sorry but it's ridiculous they DQ'd him like what did he even do to receive the first yellow?

What a fantastic day for Brazil at the Paralympics, with several records:   Most gold medals won at a Paralympic Games ever. Most total medals won at a Paralympic Games ever. Most golds and total medals won in a single day at a Paralympic Games ever.   All this on our Independence Day .

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Blind football has to be the most boring paralympic sport. Just a bunch of guys bumping into each other for an hour, with very few shots and even less goals.    Feel like anytime soon one team will figure out a dumb way to score easy goals and it will get even worse. It looks like very underdeveloped tactically speaking.     

Aryna Sabalenka wins her second Grand Slam of the season and beats Jessica Pegula 7-5 7-5 in the women's final.   Pegula won five games in a row in the second set but still collapsed in true Buffalo Bills fashion

he received a yellow card for excessive celebration after his 5th throw   and then again another yellow card for showing that stupid religious flag/slogan. (which was about his love/believe in Muhammad's daughter)   and therefore got disqualified with 2 yellow cards.    it's really hard to lose a gold medal like this, but he deserved it for being very stupid.

Not ISIS flag but yeah officially DSQ maybe @MHSNcan throw light on the issue 

Some pictures of our last trip of July to Porto de Galinhas, Brazil.     Edit: sadly, the page dont let me share the pics.