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She has chance for medal, even Gold, she already beat both Jones and Calvo, she won one of Grand Prix events but she is still too young and winning Iran's first ever medal at the Olympics put a lot of

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His chance is more than good ! Actually I consider him the second (or even maybe the number 1) favorite for the gold in Rio. he is just destroying everybody, he was in much better shape than Khodabak

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well, you can't ignore him but all of his achievements were in 63kg, and not the Olympic wight of 68 ! he only qualified by points he collected in 63kg events, he is a very dirty fighter, very di

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2 hours ago, LDOG said:

It's not a big surprise for me that Crismanich lost, he just came back from one year injury last month and only made two combats before today.

 

Still, hoping for a wild card. But I fear it won't be possible if Guzmán qualifies tomorrow.

If I have to choose between the two, I think I would prefer Guzmán making the olympics since for me he would have a bigger chance for a medal.

 

There's still hope for Crismanich, if there are no countries in that division that can apply for the Wild Card. Back in 2008, Iridia Salazar (MEX) failed to qualify to the Games, and even when Mexico ahd another 3 places, WTF voted to award her the wild card based on her previous results (she had been world champion and medalist in Athens), but in the end, she and the Federation decided to return the place.

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Well done Aruba and Panama! Looks like women's 49kg is a dream category for new nations. So far, three nations will be making their Olympic debut after qualifying in women's 49kg (DR Congo, Cape Verde and Aruba).

#banbestmen

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Men's -58kg

 

R16

 

:ARG Lucas Guzman def. Bye

:ECU Leyner Congo def. :ESA Francisco Rodriguez

:GUA Francisco Palacios def. Bye

:COL Oscar Munoz def. Bye

:CRC Heiner Oviedo def. Bye

:ARU John Jairo Maduro 2-0 :NCA Jorge Martinez

:BOL Diego Acuna 6-3 :SUR Sven Lorrimer

:DOM Luis Pie def. Bye

 

Quarterfinals

 

:ARG Lucas Guzman vs. :ECU Leyner Congo

:GUA Francisco Palacios vs. :COL Oscar Munoz

:CRC Heiner Oviedo vs. :ARU John Jairo Maduro

:BOL Diego Acuna vs. :DOM Luis Pie

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Men's -68kg

 

R16

 

:CAN Maxime Potvin def. Bye

:PER Peter Lopez 2-1 :SUR Tosh van Dijk

:VEN Edgar Contreras 6-3 :BOL Franco Rios

:NCA Sebastian Chavarria 5-4 :GUA Andres Zelaya

:CHI Ignacio Morales def. Bye

:URU Federico Gonzalez 6-2 :PAR Norman Florentin

:COL Miguel Angel Trejos 3-2 :HON Victor Zepeda

:PUR Luis Colon def. Bye

 

Quarterfinals

 

:CAN Maxime Potvin vs. :PER Peter Lopez

:VEN Edgar Contreras vs. :NCA Sebastian Chavarria

:CHI Ignacio Morales vs. :URU Federico Gonzalez

:COL Miguel Angel Trejos vs. :PUR Luis Colon

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