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15 minutes ago, bestmen said:

Isaac Makwala (BOT) has been withdrawn by the IAAF Medical Delegate ,from tonight’s 400m final after the athlete was diagnosed with an infectious disease on Monday.

 

ooooooooooooooh maybe it's the MALARIA

Yesterday called and wants it's news back :p 

 

99% certain it's the norovirus that's been going around there 

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2 minutes ago, Agger said:

 

The interesting thing is that he's claiming not to be sick...

 

Yeah, sceptic in me suggests that he actually lied about sickness for 200m heats hoping to conserve energy for the 400m final, but it backfired as there is a real epidemic going on. I think he was the only Botswanian that allegedly got ill? :mumble: That kind of supports this theory.

#banbestmen

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3 minutes ago, dcro said:

 

Yeah, sceptic in me suggests that he actually lied about sickness for 200m heats hoping to conserve energy for the 400m final, but it backfired as there is a real epidemic going on. I think he was the only Botswanian that allegedly got ill? :mumble: That kind of supports this theory.

 

Sounds like a good theory.

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F1 System results after 20/48

 

:USA United States 281

:KEN Kenya 210

:POL Poland 130

:ETH Ethiopia 113

:JAM Jamaica 105

:GBR Great Britain 104

:CHN China 97,33

:RSA South Africa 90

:FRA France 82

:GER Germany 57,33

:NED Netherlands 56

:CZE Czech Republic 43

:CUB Cuba 35,5

:RUS Russia 34

:BRN Bahrain 33

:CIV Ivory Coast 31

:NZL New Zealand 29

:VEN Venezuela 28,5

:CRO Croatia 27

:SWE Sweden 27

:CAN Canada 26

:BOT Botswana 26

:BEL Belgium 25,33

:LTU Lithuania 25

:GRE Greece 25

:MAR Morocco 25

:UGA Uganda 19

:COL Colombia 18

:BAH Bahamas 18

:HUN Hungary 17

:TAN Tanzania 15

:KAZ Kazakistan 15

:QAT Qatar 15

:TTO Trinidad and Tobago 13

:ISR Israel 12

:ESP Spain 12

:BRA Brazil 12

:AUT Austria 10

:AZE Azerbaijan 10

:TUR Turkey 10

:BLR Belarus 9

:AUS Australia 9

:ITA Italy 8

:BAR Barbados 8

:ERI Eritrea 6

:JPN Japan 4

:URU Uruguay 2

:SLO Slovenia 2

:NGR Nigeria 2

:CYP Cyprus 1

:SUI Switzerland 1

:POR Portugal 1

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