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Rowing at the Summer Olympic Games 2020


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Stefanos Ntouskos said before the Games that he considered early retirement (he is 24) because he is studying (medicine I think) and he doesn't have real help, he cannot work like a professional, as other athletes from the other countries do. So he is quite an example, and hopefully he will keep fighting with more support now. Fantastic race!!! We are on the medal table at last!

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Just now, heywoodu said:

1980, actually :banana: 

I think 1980 was also the last Games :GBR didn't win any gold medals in rowing. Men's eight is their last chance this time. 

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Rowing was held since 1900. There have been three Olympics where the US didn't participate (obviously 1980, but also two early ones), but other than those, they have always won at least one medal in every Olympics.

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1 minute ago, heywoodu said:

1980, actually :banana: 

Excluding 1980, and 1908/1912 when they did not send any rowers to begin with, this will be the first time the American rowers failed to win any medals.

 

That is, unless they create a surprise in the men's eights.

#banbestmen

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1 medal favorite and 2 outsiders. None of them got a medal. Meanwhile the 4th boat that nobody counted on got the medal. I feel like I should be satisfied, but really the rowing has been a disappointment! :(

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China losing gold medals in table tennis, badminton and weightlifting, Italy is potentially missing out on a gold in fencing, and now the US not winning any medals in rowing AND Great Britain maybe not winning any gold medals.... Please, Tokyo2020, spare us in Canoe Sprint. :d

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