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Tokyo 2020 Day after Day as it could have happened


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9 hours ago, MHSN said:

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

My wrestling predictions will be a really disaster (like boxing o Weightlifting) :p

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I tried to count all your predictions for day 1

 

3pts - for 1st place

2pts - for 2nd place

1pt - for 3rd place

 

rg - rafalgorka

fl - Fly_like_a_don

gi - Gianlu33

be - Benolympique

gg - Giovanni Gianni Cattaneo

he - heywoodu

of - OlympicsFan

ra - Rafoo

 

Day 1 Saturday

 

  1. ARCHERY – Mixed Team

KOR   12        3rg 3fl 3gi 3be

NED   2          2rg

ITA     4          1rg 1gg 2gi

TPE     2          2fl

JPN     2          1fl 1be

CHN   3          1gi 2be

  1. CYCLING ROAD – Men Road Race

SLO    Primoz Roglic             8          3rg 3he 1gi 1be

DEN   Mads Pedersen           2          2rg

ITA     Matteo Trentin            2          1rg 1gg*

FRA    Julian Alaphilippe       7          2he 2gi 3be

ITA     Vincenzo Nibali          2          1he 1gg*

BEL    Remco Evenepoel       3          3of

ESP     Alejandro Valverde    5          3gi 2be

  1. FENCING – Women Epee Individual

BRA   Nathalie Moellhausen 3          3rg

ROU   Ana Maria Popescu    7          2rg 3gi 2be

CHN   Lin Sheng                   1          1rg

CHN   Yiwen Sun                  6          3of 3be

FRA    Coraline Vitalis          3          3of*

ITA     Mara Navarria            3          2gg* 1gi

ITA     Rossella Fiamingo      2          2gg*

HKG   Vivian Kong               2          2gi

RUS    Violetta Kolobova      1          1be

  1. FENCING – Men Sabre Individual

KOR   Oh Sang-Uk               7          3rg 6gi 1be

HUN   Andreas Szatmari       2          2rg

USA   Eli Dershwitz             1          1rg

ITA     Luca Curatoli              5          1gg* 1gi 3be

ITA     Luigi Samele              3          1gg* 2be

HUN   Aron Szilagyi              2          2gi

  1. JUDO – Women -48kg

UKR   Daria Bilodid                         10        3rg 3of 3gi 1be

JPN     Fura Tonaki                            7          2rg 2gi 3be

KOS   Distria Krasniqi                      4          1rg 1gi 2be

MGL   Monkhbatyn Urantsetseg       1          1rg

ESP     Julia Figueroa                         1          1gi

KAZ   Otgontsetseg Galbadrakh       1          1be

  1. JUDO – Men -60kg

GEO   Lukhumi Chkhvimiani           7          3rg 1gi 1be

JPN     Naohisa Takato                      8          2rg 3gi 3be

UZB   Sharafuddin Lutfillaev           4          1rg 2gi 1be

KAZ   Yeldos Smetov                       2          1rg 1gi

RUS    Robert Mshvidobadze            2          2be

  1. SHOOTING – Women 10m Air Rifle

KOR   Im Ha-Na                   6          3rg 2gi

IND    Elavenil Valarivan      2          2rg

IND    Anjum Moudgil          2          1rg 1be - DNSfl ?

IND-CHN-TPE                                 fl

IND    Apurvi Chandela        4          2gi 2be - DNSfl?

TPE     Ying-Shin Lin            1          1gi

CHN   Ruozhu Zhao              3          3be

  1. SHOOTING – Men 10m Air Pistol

KOR   Jin Jong-Oh                10        3rg 2fl 3gi 2be

RUS    Artem Chernousov     8          2rg 3fl 2gi 1be

IND    Abhishek Verma         1          1rg

IND    Chaudhary Saurabh    1          1fl

CHN   Wei Pang                    4          1gi 3be

  1. TAEKWONDO – Women -49kg

THA   Panipak Wongpattanakit        7          3rg 2gi 2be

KOR   Sim Jae-Young                       4          2rg 1gi 1be

CHN   Wu Jingyu                              4          1rg 3be

SRB    Tijana Bogdanovic                 3          1rg 1gi 1be

CRO   Kristina Tomic                       1*        1ra

TUR    Rukiye Yildirim                     3          3gi

  1. TAEKWONDO – Men -58kg

KOR   Jang Jun                                  9          3rg 3gi 3be

ITA     Vito Dell’Aquilla                    6          2rg 2gg 1gi 1be

ESP     Jesus Tortosa                          3          1rg 1gi 1be

IRI      Armin Hadipour                     5          1rg 2gi 2be

  1. WEIGHTLIFTING – Women 49kg

CHN   Huihua Jiang                          6          3rg 3gi- DNSfl

PRK    Ri Song-Gum                         9          2rg 3fl 2gi 2be

IND    Saikhom Mirabai Chanu        4          1rg 2fl 1gi

DOM  Beatriz Piron                          1          1fl

CHN   Hou Zhihoui                           3          3be – DNSfl

JPN     Hiromi Miyake                       1          1be

 

#TeamMoura-heywoodu

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2 hours ago, rafalgorka said:

IND    Anjum Moudgil          2          1rg 1be - DNSfl ?

Acc to the federation yes but they can take U turn anytime... 

 

I some how feel this is looking confusing to me that point system 3,  2, 1 like it just includes 5 people 

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Instead you can create poll on each event  with 5- 10 events... And put like 10 options for each event... Let 10th option be any other.. Then if anyone wants they can specify 

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It will take 2 months if we go at 5 polls per day but it may take 68 days approximately but thats fine I guess. Maybe 50-60 people will vote it

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@Fly_like_a_don I like your idea for predictions with the polls. More users would be involved if we do the polls. We could also make a medal table based on the poll results and call it the “Totallympics projected medal table”

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I like your new ideas,

But I don't know how to do the polls on this website (which is kind of oldschool, but it's good, I am oldschool, too :-))

So I think the easiest solution is to continue with this 3-2-1 pts system

I don't know if so many (50-60) people would like to join this prediction system, but whoever wants to do it, please join us, I will wait for your Day 1 predictions (11 events mentioned above) until Wednesday May 6th (e.g 8 p.m. Polish time), and add those points.

Still no live sport going on, so it could be fun for all these boring days.

 

In the meantime, I am trying to write my predictions for Beijing 2022, I wonder if these games will go as scheduled ;-(

#TeamMoura-heywoodu

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Day 1 predictions:

 

Spoiler

 

Shooting - Men's 10m Air Pistol

:CHN Pang Wei

 

:RUS Artem Chernousov 

 

:IND Abhishek Verma

 

Shooting - Women's 10m Air Rifle 

 

Not sure. I will maybe do a prediction later 

 

Cycling - Men's Road Race

:FRA Julian Alaphilippe

 

:SLO Primoz Roglic

 

:ITA Vincenzo Nibali

 

Weightlifting - Women's -49kg

:CHN Hou Zhihui

 

:PRK Ri Song-Gum

 

:IND Chanu Saikhom Mirabai

 

Archery - Mixed Team

:KOR South Korea

 

:TPE Chinese Taipei

 

:CHN China

 

Fencing - Women's Epee

:CHN Sun Yiwen

 

:ROU Ana Maria Popescu

 

:KOR Choi Injeong 

 

Fencing - Men's Sabre

:KOR Oh Sanguk

 

:USA Eli Dershwitz

 

:HUN Aron Szilagy

 

Judo - Women's -48kg

:UKR Daria Bilodid

 

:JPN Funa Tonaki

 

:ESP Julia Figueroa

:KOS Distria Krasniqi

 

Judo - Men's -60kg

:JPN Naohisa Takato

 

:GEO Lukhumi Chkhvimiani

 

:RUS Robert Mshvidobadze 

:UZB Sharafuddin Lutfillaev

 

Taekwondo - Men's -58kg

:KOR Jang Jun

 

:IRI Armin Hadipour-Seighalani

 

:ITA Vito Dell'Aquila

:ESP Jesus Tortosa Cabrera 

 

Taekwondo - Women's -49kg

:THA Panik Wongpattanaki

 

:CHN Wu Jingyu

 

:KOR Sim Jae-Young

:TUR Rukiye Yildirim

 

 

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I can make a google form for each sport, so we can tally predictions easier. It’s pretty easy, I can make multiple polls. I can post the link on this thread & users can pick their medalists for each event.

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9 minutes ago, bmo said:

I can make a google form for each sport, so we can tally predictions easier. It’s pretty easy, I can make multiple polls. I can post the link on this thread & users can pick their medalists for each event.

 

The user who opened the thread (so @rafalgorka if you are going to use this thread, or anybody else if you are going to open a new thread), can add questions to the first post of the thread. To do that, go on "edit" in the first post of the thread, then select "Poll" and you can add the questions (and possible choices) there ;)

 

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