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Tokyo 2020 Day after Day as it could have happened


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15 minut temu, OlympicsFan napisał:

1) Ok ... so if Mali wins the next Africa Cup, you will predict that they reach the top 3 of the next world cup ... ?

All 4 european teams that qualified will 99 % field teams that will be clearly stronger than Egypt. Salah is a great player, but ...

a) One player like him isn't enough

b) Other nations could also nominate world-class players who are older than 23

 

2) How do you know the draw already?

3) France won't even make the semifinal despite having clearly the best talent pool of all teams?

4) I didn't say anything about womens canoeing sprint, because i don't follow women's canoeing sprint, so i have no idea who will be the medal contenders.

I made a kind of prediction of draw at the beginning of this thread ;-)

 

French football teams tend to implode in the tournaments, even if they look good on paper. RSA 2010, e.g.

 

Anyway, we will see.

#TeamMoura-heywoodu

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2 hours ago, rafalgorka said:

TOKYO 2020 MEDAL TABLE AFTER DAY 16 Sunday 339/339

 

  1. UNITED STATES                47-39-27              113
  2. CHINA                                  44-16-24              84
  3. RUSSIA                                23-24-23              70
  4. JAPAN                                 22-17-17              56
  5. NETHERLANDS                 16-14-8                38
  6. AUSTRALIA                        13-17-14              44
  7. GREAT BRITAIN                13-15-22              50
  8. GERMANY                          13-10-24              47
  9. FRANCE                               12-9-13                 34
  10. KOREA REPUBLIC             9-6-7                     22
  11. NEW ZEALAND                 9-4-3                     16
  12. HUNGARY                          8-6-3                     17
  13. BRAZIL                                 7-3-9                     19
  14. TURKEY                                6-2-7                     15
  15. CUBA                                   6-2-4                     12
  16. KENYA                                 5-4-3                     12
  17. ITALY                                    4-17-14                 35
  18. SPAIN                                  4-11-12                27
  19. CANADA                             4-5-10                   19
  20. UKRAINE                            4-4-11                   19
  21. CHINESE TAIPEI                4-3-1                     8
  22. POLAND                              3-8-11                   22
  23. SWEDEN                             3-6-4                     13
  24. JAMAICA                            3-6-3                     12
  25. IRELAND                             3-2-2                     7
  26. CZECH REPUBLIC             3-1-4                     8
  27. UZBEKISTAN                     3-0-6                     9
  28. GEORGIA                            3-0-2                     5
  29. DENMARK                          2-6-2                     10
  30. KOREA DPR                        2-5-0                     7
  31. ETHIOPIA                            2-4-2                     8
  32. SLOVENIA                          2-4-0                     6
  33. SWITZERLAND                  2-3-2                     7
  34. CROATIA                             2-2-4                     8
  35. AZERBAIJAN                      2-2-3                     7
  36. BELGIUM                            2-2-3                     7
  37. NORWAY                            2-2-1                     5
  38. PHILIPPINES                      2-2-0                     4
  39. IRAN                                     2-1-5                     8
  40. QATAR                                 2-0-1                     3
  41. SLOVAKIA                          2-0-0                     2
  42. INDIA                                   1-6-8                     15
  43. SERBIA                                 1-5-5                     11
  44. BELARUS                             1-5-3                     9
  45. ROMANIA                          1-4-2                     7
  46. GREECE                                               1-2-2                     5
  47. INDONESIA                        1-2-0                     3
  48. ARMENIA                           1-1-2                     4
  49. ECUADOR                           1-1-1                     3
  50. BAHAMAS                          1-1-0                     2
  51. THAILAND                          1-1-0                     2
  52. UGANDA                            1-1-0                     2
  53. ISRAEL                                 1-0-4                     5
  54. ESTONIA                             1-0-3                     4
  55. MOROCCO                         1-0-2                     3
  56. BAHRAIN                            1-0-1                     2
  57. LITHUANIA                        1-0-1                     2
  58. VENEZUELA                       1-0-1                     2
  59. FIJI                                        1-0-0                     1
  60. KYRGYZSTAN                    1-0-0                     1
  61. KAZAKHSTAN                   0-4-7                     11
  62. COLOMBIA                        0-2-5                     7
  63. PORTUGAL                        0-2-5                     7
  64. BULGARIA                          0-2-2                     4
  65. ARGENTINA                      0-2-1                     3
  66. MALAYSIA                          0-2-1                     3
  67. CHILE                                    0-2-0                     2
  68. AUSTRIA                             0-1-5                     6
  69. HONG KONG                     0-1-3                     4
  70. EGYPT                                  0-1-2                     3
  71. NIGERIA                              0-1-2                     3
  72. ALGERIA                             0-1-1                     2
  73. CYPRUS                                               0-1-0                     1
  74. FINLAND                             0-1-0                     1
  75. GRENADA                          0-1-0                     1
  76. PERU                                    0-1-0                     1
  77. SAN MARINO                    0-1-0                     1
  78. MEXICO                              0-0-5                     5
  79. IVORY COAST                    0-0-3                     3
  80. KOSOVO                             0-0-3                     3
  81. SOUTH AFRICA                 0-0-3                     3
  82. BANGLADESH                   0-0-1                     1
  83. BOSNIA HERZEGOVINA 0-0-1                     1
  84. DOMINICAN REP.            0-0-1                     1
  85. MOLDOVA                         0-0-1                     1
  86. MONGOLIA                       0-0-1                     1
  87. NORTH MACEDONIA     0-0-1                     1
  88. SYRIA                                   0-0-1                     1

 

I think the Netherlands and especially India would be super happy. India would probably declare a national holiday ...

Not so sure about France, Japan and GB though ...

For Germany it would be a decent result. On the one hand "we" should do much better in swimming and athletics than in 2016, on the other hand it would be a miracle if "we" could repeat our great performances in shooting and canoeing sprint. Germany hasn't won a swimming (gold) medal since 2008, so it would be great if Wellbrock could make it happen. Swimming, athletics and track cycling are the sports i care most about at the olympics, so i hope that Germany will do good there.

From a german perspective i also hope that ...

a) At least one german team (handball/hockey) will reach a final

b) At least one german athlete will fight for gold in the individual jumping event till the last round

c) At least one german athlete/team will fight for a medal in fencing

d) At least one german woman will reach the balance beam final

e) At least one german athlete/double will reach a tennis final

Attachment is the great fabricator of illusions; reality can be obtained only by someone who is detached.
 

 

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11 minutes ago, rafalgorka said:

I made a kind of prediction of draw at the beginning of this thread ;-)

 

French football teams tend to implode in the tournaments, even if they look good on paper. RSA 2010, e.g.

 

Anyway, we will see.

Or 2018 Russia ...

Attachment is the great fabricator of illusions; reality can be obtained only by someone who is detached.
 

 

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11 minutes ago, rafalgorka said:

Why sadly?

I am not a fan of her and dutch sports (espcially cycling) in general.

Attachment is the great fabricator of illusions; reality can be obtained only by someone who is detached.
 

 

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16 minut temu, OlympicsFan napisał:

I think the Netherlands and especially India would be super happy. India would probably declare a national holiday ...

Not so sure about France, Japan and GB though ...

For Germany it would be a decent result. On the one hand "we" should do much better in swimming and athletics than in 2016, on the other hand it would be a miracle if "we" could repeat our great performances in shooting and canoeing sprint. Germany hasn't won a swimming (gold) medal since 2008, so it would be great if Wellbrock could make it happen. Swimming, athletics and track cycling are the sports i care most about at the olympics, so i hope that Germany will do good there.

From a german perspective i also hope that ...

a) At least one german team (handball/hockey) will reach a final

b) At least one german athlete will fight for gold in the individual jumping event till the last round

c) At least one german athlete/team will fight for a medal in fencing

d) At least one german woman will reach the balance beam final

e) At least one german athlete/double will reach a tennis final

Swimming and athletics - me, too.

 

I don't know much about track cycling. Never tried to watch it carefully yet. But I will try.

I watch road racing much more.

 

It was nice discussion with you through all these days - you are obviously an expert here.

Have a good weekend.

 

 

 

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19 hours ago, rafalgorka said:
  1. CANOE SPRINT – Men Kayak Four 500m
  1. GERMANY
  2. SPAIN
  3. PORTUGAL

 

I sincerely hope you´ll be wrong :lol:

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hace 6 horas, OlympicsFan dijo:

Great insight ... so the predictions we make 1 week before the games will matter how?

Of course a lot can happen, but you can say the same about any sport. What if the NBA will boycott the games? Would the US still be favorites for gold?

By that logic we shouldn't make any predictions before the games.

 

No, we can't say the same about every sport. In women's football we know perfectly well that all teams will take their best available players. Of course we can make a much better prediction for it compared to men's. Same with a lot of other sports.. volleyball, handball, rowing, canoeing, etc.

 

On the other hand there is sports like Men's football, men's basketball, baseball, tennis, golf, etc with more uncertainty of who will show up as a start. 

 

But you already know all this, I don't know why you found my statement controversial :dunno:

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4th August

 

Spoiler
Athletics - Women's Long Jump

:GER Mihambo

 

:UKR Beck-Romanchuk

 

:USA Reese

 

Athletics - Men's 400m Hurdles

:NOR Warlhom

 

:USA Benjamin

 

:QAT Samba

 

Canoe Sprint - Women's K1 200m

:DEN Jorgensen

 

:NZL Carrington

 

:POLWalczykiewicz

 

Canoe Sprint - Men's C2 1000m

:CHN China

 

:GER Germany

 

:POL Poland

 

Canoe Sprint - Men's K1 1000m

:HUN Kopasz

 

:POR Pimenta

 

:CZE Dostal

 

Canoe Sprint - Women's K2 500m

:BLR Belarus

 

:HUN Hungary

 

:NZL New Zealand

 

Boxe - Women's -57kg

:RUS Voronstona

 

:PHI Pateicio

 

:CHN Yu

:BUL Petrova

 

Sailing - Men's Finn

:NZL Junior

 

:GBR Scott

 

:HUN Berecz

 

Sailing - Mixed Nacra

:AUS Australia

 

:ITA Italy

 

:GBR Great Britain

 

Diving - Men's 3m Springboard

:CHN Cao

 

:CHN Xie

 

:GBR Laugher

 

Track Cycling - Men's Team Sprint

:GBR Great Britain

 

:NED Netherland

 

:FRA France

 

Track Cycling - Women's Team Pursuit

:USA United States

 

:GBR Great Britain

 

:NZL New Zealand

 

Artistic Gymnastics - Men's Uneven Bars

:CHN Zou

 

:UKR Vernaiaiev

 

:RUS Dalaloyan

 

Artistic Gymnastics - Women's Balance Beam

:USA Biles

 

:CHN Liu

 

:CHN Lu

 

Artistic Gymnastics - Men's Horizontal Bar

:NED Zonderland

 

:JPN Miyachi

 

:BRA Mariano

 

Boxe - Men's -69kg

:RUS Zamkovoc

 

:GBR McCormack

 

:JPN Ozakawa

:UZB Baturov

 

Wrestling - Men's GR -77kg

:HUN Loroncz

 

:IRI Garaev

 

:ARM Chalyan

:BLR Liack

 

Wrestling - Men's GR -97kg

:RUS Evloev

 

:TUR Ildem

 

:USA Snyder

:AZE Sharifov

 

Wrestling - Women's -68kg

:USA Mensah

 

:UKR Cherkasova

 

:JPN Dosho

:IND Kakran

 

Athletics - Men's Pole Vault

:SWE Duplantis

 

:USA Kendrick

 

:FRA Lavillenie

 

Athletics - Women's Hammer Throw

:CHN Wang

 

:POL Fodorov

 

:USA Price

 

Athletics - Women's 800m

:USA Wilson

 

:UGA Nakaay

 

:USA Rogers

 

Athletics - Women's 200m

:GBR Asher-Smith

 

:JAM Thompson

 

:BAH Miller Uibo

 

Weightlifting - Men's -109kg

:ARM Martirosoyan

 

:BLR Aramnau

 

:UZB Djuraev

 

 

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@Gianlu33 it will be the biggest surprise in the history of Olympic wrestling if Snyder and Sharifov win medals in Greco-Roman :d

 

I know it's impossible to have knowledge about all sports but taking a look at @rafalgorka predictions, at least in wrestling it's almost copy/paste of 2019 results. we had some surprise winners (specially bronze medalists) mostly because the draw was rigged (yes it was) to help Kazakhstani wrestlers, therefore some lucky wrestlers won some medals they couldn't even dream about. likes of Nurov, Deng and that Swiss guy only can win medal with a super easy draw like that.

 

this is my prediction for freestyle . but remember this is for August 2020, (if they wouldn't postpone the Games) , my prediction for 2021 is different. some youngsters will catch up with big names soon.

 

and I also didn't consider ranking and seedings, because for example Uguev and Ravi are currently 1st and 4th in WR, with no more ranking event left (the last one being cancelled), they were supposed to meet before the final.

 

57kg: 1) :RUS Uguev 2) :IND Ravi 3) :TUR Atli and :JPN Higuchi

65kg: 1) :RUS Rashidov 2) :JPN Otoguro 3) :AZE Aliyev and :IND Bajrang

74kg: 1) :USA Burroughs 2) :RUS Sidakov 3) :ITA Chamizo and :GEO Kentchadze

86kg: 1) :IRI Yazdani 2) :USA Taylor 3) :RUS Naifonov and :BLR Shabanov

97kg: 1) :RUS Sadulaev 2) :IRI Mohammadian 3) :USA Snyder and :AZE Sharifov

125kg: 1) :GEO Petriashvili 2) :TUR Akgul 3) :IRI Zare and :UKR Khotsianivskyi

 

* I really had a hard time to pick a 4th guy for 86kg. I think there are something like 10 wrestlers more or less in the same level.

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    • 2026 ATP, Challenger and ITF Tour Week 7   Results (February 16-22, 2026)   ATP 500 in Doha : 1. Carlos Alcaraz 2. Arthur Fils 3. Andrey Rublev  (Russia) 3. Jakub Mensik 5. Karen Khachanov  (Russia) 5. Stefanos Tsitsipas   5. Jiri Lehecka   5. Jannik Sinner     Doubles: Harri Heliovaara  & Henry Patten  d. Julian Cash & Lloyd Glasspool   ATP 500 in Rio de Janeiro : 1. Tomas Etcheverry 2. Alejandro Tabilo 3. Ignacio Buse   3. Vit Kopriva   5. Thiago Tirante   5. Matteo Berrettini   5. Jaime Faria   5. Juan Manuel Cerundolo     Doubles: Joao Fonseca & Marcelo Melo  d. Constantin Frantzen & Robin Haase     ATP 250 in Delray Beach : 1. Sebastian Korda 2. Tommy Paul 3. Learner Tien 3. Flavio Cobolli 5. Taylor Fritz   5. Frances Tiafoe   5. Coleman Wong   5. Casper Ruud     Doubles: Austin Krajicek  & Nikola Mektic  d. Benjamin Kittay & Ryan Seggerman   Challenger 125 in Lille : 1. Luca van Assche 2. Alexander Blockx 3. Jerome Kym 3. Moise Kouame     Challenger 75 in Metepec : 1. Borna Gojo 2. Alexis Galarneau 3. Andres Andrade 3. Rodrigo Pacheco Mendez     Challenger 75 in New Delhi : 1. Stefanos Sakellaridis 2. Oliver Crawford 3. Felix Gill 3. Rei Sakamoto     Challenger 50 in Tigre : 1. Guido Ivan Justo 2. Lautaro Midon 3. Carlos Sanchez Jover 3. Gonzalo Bueno     M25 in Vila Real de Santo Antonio  : Gauthier Onclin  d. Lui Maxted M25 in Trento  : Andrea Guerrieri  d. Jacopo Vasami M25 in San Jose  : Gavin Young  d. Daniel Milavsky M15 in Villena  : Peter Makk  d. Alejo Sanchez Quilez M15 in Lannion  : Robin Catry  d. Tibo Colson M15 in The Hague  : Anton Matusevich  d. Mika Petkovic M15 in Antalya  : Cezar Cretu  d. Iliyan Radulov M15 in Sharm El Sheikh  : Oskar Brostrom Poulsen  d. Semen Pankin  (Russia) M15 in Monastir  : Cesar Bouchelaghem  d. Jack Loge M15 in Naples  : Tommaso Comapgnucci  d. Hunter Heck  
    • 2026 PGA Tour Valspar Championship - Florida    Results (March 19-22, 2026)   (48.59 points)   Men's: 1. Matt Fitzpatrick 2. David Lipsky 3. Jordan Smith 4. Xander Schauffele 4. Marco Penge 4. Im Sung-jae 7. Emiliano Grillo   7. Stephan Jaeger   7. Patrick Cantlay   7. Kim Seong-hyeon 11. AJ Ewart   11. Jordan Spieth   11. Matthieu Pavon   14. Hank Lebioda   14. Jacob Bridgeman   14. Gary Woodland   14. Corey Conners     *Provisional Standings to the FedEx Cup Playoffs (only top 20): 1. Jacob Bridgeman  / 1.452p 2. Cameron Young  / 1.323p 3. Matt Fitzpatrick  / 1.229p 4. Akshay Bhatia  / 1.224p 5. Collin Morikawa  / 1.182p 6. Scottie Scheffler  / 1.131p 7. Chris Gotterup  / 1.131p 8. Lee Min-woo  / 781p 9. Xander Schauffele  / 741p 10. Sepp Straka  / 722p 11. Tommy Fleetwood  / 702p 12. Ludvig Aberg  / 685p 13. Jake Knapp  / 680p 14. Nico Echavarria  / 671p 15. Ryan Gerard  / 662p 16. Hideki Matsuyama  / 650p 17. Kim Si-woo  / 640p 18. Justin Rose  / 601p 19. Daniel Berger  / 577p 20. Robert MacIntyre  / 572p   * The FedEx Cup Playoffs are a series of 3 final events of the season where the top 70 players with the most points during the year qualify to compete for the 2026 PGA Tour championship.   Results
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    • BWF Orleans Masters Super 300 - Orleans   Results (March 17-22, 2026)   Men's Singles: 1. Alex Lanier 2. Toma Junior Popov 3. Hu Zhe'an 3. Yudai Okimoto 5. Chou Tien-chen   5. Dong Tianyao   5. Magnus Johannesen   5. Su Li-yang     Women's Singles: 1. Nozomi Okuhara 2. Pitchamon Opatniputh 3. Isharani Baruah   3. Tanvi Sharma   5. Riko Gunji   5. Malvika Bansod   5. Nguyen Thuy Linh   5. Natsuki Nidaira     Men's Doubles: 1. Hu Keyuan & Lin Xiangyi 2. Hiroki Okamura & Kyohei Yamashita 3. Leo Rolly Carnando & Bagas Maulana 3. Christian Faust Kjaer & Rasmus Kjaer     Women's Doubles: 1. Sumire Nakade & Miyu Takahashi 2. Lin Chih-chun & Yang Chu-yun 3. Rachel Allessya Rose & Febi Setianingrum 3. Rui Hirokami & Sayaka Hobara     Mixed Doubles: 1. Thom Gicquel & Delphine Delrue 2. Mathias Christiansen & Alexandra Boje 3. Liu Kuang-heng & Jheng Yu-chieh 3. Ruben Garcia & Lucia Rodriguez     Results
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