European Championships 2022

[Monzanator 4,768]

Aleksandra Miroslaw vs Aleksandra Kalucka in the final.

 

The on-site announcer got it completely wrong between the twins

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Marcin Dzienski into the final

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Marcin in final! Four medals for

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Bronze medal for Natalia Kałucka (2021 World Champion after all).

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Aleksandra Miroslaw wins gold after some comeback! A. Kałucka had it won until the last two moves.

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Yeah, Kałucka's leg slipped on the last step and she had to use both arms to pull herself up...

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Gold for Boldyrev in the men's event. Dzienski still very good silver.

[phelps 8,282]

25 minutes ago, Monzanator said:

0/3 in men's QF   Their women were 0/4 in R16.

tbh, I'm surprised that our guys went that far...

the only true champion we have is Ludovico Fossali (2019 world champion), who's not in Munich...

 

the girls are still too young, all of them are basically still juniors (and Colli is the only one with a few world cup races experience)...

 

hopefully they're going to improve in a couple of years...

[phelps 8,282]

in track cycling we have a lot of troubles with the clock once again... 

[Monzanator 4,768]

2 minutes ago, phelps said:

tbh, I'm surprised that our guys went that far...

the only true champion we have is Ludovico Fossali (2019 world champion), who's not in Munich...

 

the girls are still too young, all of them are basically still juniors (and Colli is the only one with a few world cup races experience)...

 

hopefully they're going to improve in a couple of years...

 

Yeah, but you seem to be having many athletes which is smart since this is still a low-hanging event where you can get great results at relative small cost.