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Athletics at the Summer Olympic Games 2020


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1 minute ago, orangeman said:

Thanks Japan!

Japan has nothing to do with it, they were in another heat.

 

Ghana is the team that nipped the US for the last non-automatic spot.

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5 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Choke for Holloway :yikes: 

I feel like the definition of choke on Totallympics doesn’t always match the actual definition of the word. Yes, Holloway was the favorite, but it’s not like he made some major mistake that cost him the gold medal; he just got outraced. That’s not so much a choke as just a plain loss to a quicker competitor on the day. 
 

That’s my semantics lesson for the day :p

“Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair” - Nelson Mandela

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1 minute ago, Olympian1010 said:

I feel like the definition of choke on Totallympics doesn’t always match the actual definition of the word. Yes, Holloway was the favorite, but it’s not like he made some major mistake that cost him the gold medal; he just got outraced. That’s not so much a choke as just a plain loss to a quicker competitor on the day. 
 

That’s my semantics lesson for the day :p

He slowed down, ergo he choked. Far below his SB on a fast track.

#banbestmen

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6 minutes ago, dcro said:

You must truly love bestmen to prefer Triki over Zango? :p

no i am appy for Zango and :BUR but i am sad :ALG will not medal a all.

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And this is why like Martina. After he didn't even really get to race in his only event: "These guys did their best and they got to run, I'm proud of them. If this is how it goes, that's what it is, better luck next time and I'll keep doing my best for them and for everyone who set their alarm to watch!"

 

Asked about his future: "Look, if I become a millionaire, I'll have nothing else to do and you'll see me in Paris, but if not, I really should do something else to earn my money." :d 

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