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Injured athletes who will miss Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024


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Canada's 7 champions:

 

Men's 200 - returning

Men's decathlon - returning

Women's 64 kg weightlifting  - Returning but in new category 

Women's soccer- returning with a new mix of players

Womens's eights rowing -returning with a new mix

Women's 100m butterfly - returning

Women's track cycling - sprint

 

 

In away you can say all of Canada's champions will return

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On 7/5/2024 at 6:53 PM, Faramir said:

:ITA Simone Anzani, another Italian stopped by the NOC for heart problems.

Big blow for the men's volleyball team.

At least good that his heart problems were spotted in time...

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Italy has history of volleyball deaths. :(

I still remember Vigor Bovolenta. Such a great player. :(

I am glad that doctors did good work with Anzani, health is more important than Games. 

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1 hour ago, ChandlerMne said:

Italy has history of volleyball deaths. :(

I still remember Vigor Bovolenta. Such a great player. :(

I am glad that doctors did good work with Anzani, health is more important than Games. 

not only volleyball

 

however, Anzani was already stopped last year (he basically lost the entire 2022/2023 season, as he already underwent a cardiac ablation surgery a year ago)

 

then, at the beginning of this season he was allowed to start again by the same doctors that now stopped him again

 

here in Italy the rules about professional sport activity are very, very strict when it comes down to heart condition (we did even stop a double Olympic champion going for an historical repeat like Domenico Fioravanti just a few months before Athens 2004)

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:CAN Jordan Schnitzer (volleyball)

 

Injury hasn’t been specified, but while watching one of Canada’s VNL matches the commentator mentioned it. Huge hit to our team :(

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13 hours ago, dobar_73 said:

I don't know where to ask this, but is there a list for all the Olympic Champions that won't be returning to defend their titles?

For various reasons of course. Could be retirement, injury. 

 

For Serbia, most of our medalists from Tokyo won't be coming back. 

Including Gold medalists:  

 

Milica Mandić Taekwondo (Retired)

Jovana Preković Karate (Obvious Reasons ;))

Most of the Men's Waterpolo Team (Retired after games) 

 

Our two gold medalists from Tokyo will be back (Ntouskos in rowing and Tentoglou in long jump), also we have three other gold medalists from Rio who will be in Paris (Stefanidi in pole vault - got 4th in Tokyo, Korakaki in shooting - got 6th in Tokyo, Petrounias in gymnastics - got bronze in Tokyo).

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On 7/8/2024 at 1:59 PM, dobar_73 said:

I don't know where to ask this, but is there a list for all the Olympic Champions that won't be returning to defend their titles?

For various reasons of course. Could be retirement, injury. 

i don't think there is one. I had started doing it on my own a couple of weeks ago but then left it at half the sports (and surely there are lots of mistakes and things that should now be uptaded with selections. And I didn't consider team sports unless the whole team is missing)

 

 

Spoiler
ARCHERY W Individual+mixed An San KOR not selected
ARTISTIC SWIMMING Duet   RUS  
ARTISTIC SWIMMING Team   RUS  
ATHLETICS M 800m Emmanuel Korir KEN not qualified
  M 50km walk Dawid Tomala POL event cancelled
  W 100m Elaine Thompson-Herah JAM injured
  W 200m Elaine Thompson-Herah JAM injured
  W 400m Shaunae Miller-Uibo BAH injured
  W 800m Athing Mu USA not selected
  W high jump Mariya Lasitskene RUS  
  W triple jump Yulimar Rojas ven injured
  W javelin throw Lyu Shiying CHN injured
         
BASEBALL     JPN event cancelled
BOXING M Galal Yafai GBR turned pro
(weights changed) M Albert Batyrgaziev RUS  
  M Andy Cruz CUB turned pro
  M Roniel Iglesias CUB  
  M Hebert Conceicao BRA turned pro
  W Stoyka Krasteva BUL  
  W Sena Irie JPN retired
  W Lauren Price GBR turned pro
         
CYCLING M road race Richard Carapaz ECU not selected
  M time trial Primoz Roglic SLO not selected
  W trime trial Annemiek van Vleuten NED retired
  M keirin Jason Kenny GBR retired
  M omnium Matt Walls GBR not selected
  W keirin Shanne Braspennincx NED retired
  W madison Laura Kenny, Katie Archibald GBR retired, injured
DIVING W 3m Shi Tingmao CHN retired
  W 3m synchro Shi Tingmao, Wang Han CHN retired
         
FENCING W team epee   EST not qualified
  W team foil   RUS  
  W team sabre   RUS  
  W sabre Sofia Pozdniakova RUS  
FOOTBALL M   BRA not qualified
GYMNASTICS M team artistic   RUS  
  W balance beam Guan Chenchen CHN retired
  M vault Shin Jeahwan KOR  
JUDO M 60kg Naohisa Takato JPN not selected
  M 73kg Shoehi Ono JPN retired
  W 48kg Distria Krasniqi KOS moved up to 52kg
  W 70kg Chizuru Arai JPN retired
  W 78kg Shori Hamada JPN not selected
KARATE   All 8   sport cancelled

 

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