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2024 Olympics - Day 3 (July 29)


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2 minutes ago, Josh said:

Again? They appealed it a couple of days ago as well.

I know it's different governing bodies, but it's crazy to me that it took over 2 years to officially DQ the Russian figure skater who actually tested positive at the time (and they still didn't dq her team, like they do with every other team), yet it took like 5 hours to hand down this decision. Not to mention the Chinese dopers. Different rules for big/small countries. 

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5 minutes ago, orangeman said:

I know it's different governing bodies, but it's crazy to me that it took over 2 years to officially DQ the Russian figure skater who actually tested positive at the time (and they still didn't dq her team, like they do with every other team), yet it took like 5 hours to hand down this decision. Not to mention the Chinese dopers. Different rules for big/small countries. 

Yeah it’s very sad. Had no problem instantly penalizing us but complete proof of Chinese widespread doping in swimming and nothing at all . In fact did everything to fight against it 

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Just now, orangeman said:

LOL, Canada can't sink a bucket to save their lives. 

Women’s basketball team sucks, and are extremely overrated what a surprise :cry:

 

We’re on for another repeat of our group stage exit, yet again.

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34 minutes ago, orangeman said:

Russell falls on his second run, out of contention. 

Had a very good second trick though :yes

 

92.88!

 

Excited to see what he can do in the future, he’s still young. 

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