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Summer World University Games 2021


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Summer World University Games 2021

 

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FISU proposed Seoul-Pyongyang to rescue the falling apart 2021 Summer Universiade. Their original backup plan was.... Turkmenistan.

 

http://world.kbs.co.kr/service/news_view.htm?Seq_Code=139981

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2 hours ago, Griff88 said:

FISU proposed Seoul-Pyongyang to rescue the falling apart 2021 Summer Universiade. Their original backup plan was.... Turkmenistan.

 

http://world.kbs.co.kr/service/news_view.htm?Seq_Code=139981

I have no doubt that Turkmenistan would hold it, and make it awesome. We would just have a bunch of fake fans again 

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7 hours ago, Olympian1010 said:

I have no doubt that Turkmenistan would hold it, and make it awesome. We would just have a bunch of fake fans again 

I think they just don't want it because there will be no belt wrestling and all those Turkic themed sports. They aren't AZE and KAZ who have good athletes

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1 hour ago, Griff88 said:

I think they just don't want it because there will be no belt wrestling and all those Turkic themed sports. They aren't AZE and KAZ who have good athletes

Oh actually I wouldn’t mind it going to Baku, they’ve done a stellar job with the European and Islamic Solidarity Games

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43 minutes ago, Olympian1010 said:

Oh actually I wouldn’t mind it going to Baku, they’ve done a stellar job with the European and Islamic Solidarity Games

 

If by "stellar" you mean completely empty streets during road races, then sure. :p

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1 hour ago, dcro said:

 

If by "stellar" you mean completely empty streets during road races, then sure. :p

So Indonesia should be the best venue for road races, since some random women brought some pans and pots to support every cyclist in Asian Games :lol:

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Just now, Griff88 said:

So Indonesia should be the best venue for road races, since some random women brought some pans and pots to support every cyclist in Asian Games :lol:

 

Yes! Indonesia and Rwanda all the way. :d

 

Mainland Europe has big crowds too, but with way to many, let's call them, "self-promoters"...

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28 minutes ago, dcro said:

 

Yes! Indonesia and Rwanda all the way. :d

 

Mainland Europe has big crowds too, but with way to many, let's call them, "self-promoters"...

Those morons swinging their dicks while running in front of the peloton on a climb in a Borat suit? Yeah, I always thoroughly enjoy when someone trips them over or knocks them straight on the face.

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35 minutes ago, Griff88 said:

So Indonesia should be the best venue for road races, since some random women brought some pans and pots to support every cyclist in Asian Games :lol:

Whoever it may have been, one can't deny the atmosphere for the road races in Indonesia was really, really cool :cheer:

 

Rwanda is on top and unbeatable, but Indonesia did a good job :d 

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