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Sprint Canoeing at the Summer Olympic Games 2020


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The most predictable podium in men's kayak, 1. :GER 2. :ESP 3. :SVK, Germany avoids the complete flop in Canoe Sprint in the one event where they dominate the most. 

 

Well done, boys, this is a nice 7th place from a new boat. Before the Games I thought that we won't even be in FA, so this is improvement. 

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Out of curiousity, what's the biggest gap between one athlete's two gold medals? :d 

 

I would assume 16 years, 20 seems a little unlikely?

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3 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Out of curiousity, what's the biggest gap between one athlete's two gold medals? :d 

 

I would assume 16 years, 20 seems a little unlikely?

28 years. :HUN Aldar Gerevich in fencing (first 1932, last 1960). I know you asked for something different but technically it's fairly impressive.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aladár_Gerevich

 

With no gold medals in between it's probably Anthony Ervin in swimming (2000-2016).

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1 minute ago, Monzanator said:

28 years. :HUN Aldar Gerevich in fencing (first 1932, last 1960).

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aladár_Gerevich

Thanks! Now still wondering what's the biggest gap in between golds :p 

 

As in, the longest time without gold, between two gold medals.

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1 minute ago, heywoodu said:

Thanks! Now still wondering what's the biggest gap in between golds :p 

 

As in, the longest time without gold, between two gold medals.

 

I edited my previous post. It should be Ervin in swimming.

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With this bronze Karolina Naja becomes only the 8th :POL athlete to win at least four Olympic medals. This enters her among legendary names of Polish sports and 90% of this country wouldn't even recognize her on the street :p

 

Some Hungarians might know that but Pawłowski & Woyda are fencers (the former even CIA agent no less).

 

 

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Karolina Naja getting salty at someone in the TVP interview: "I dragged more names on the medal list than Lisa Carrington. I'm better in that regard." :lol:

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