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88.00 Leonardo Donaggio! First time I’m hearing about him -
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“Birk Ruud showing why he’s the Olympic champion” and then he gets a 46.25
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with its first medal at this Games, a bronce in Karate Kumite Women -
By Monzanator · Posted
Host cities were assigned to certain groups long before the draw. Group J composed from Dallas/SF/Kansas so it should be final. -
By LastPlaceViking · Posted
Myhlback looked great, especially on that final turn. Veteran move to cut that corner and power himself from 5th to a podium spot. Really hoping to continue to see more of him. -
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By copravolley · Posted
https://myrotvorets.center/criminal/apanashhenko-darya-aleksandrovna/ Can you write more about this list and whether it is still being maintained? -
By copravolley · Posted
After 2015 was created a list of suspicious people from Ukraine who support Russia, or something like that? For example, people from Ukraine who played for sports clubs in Russia were included there, and by 2022, there were still quite a few such people. For example, this girl was listed there and probably still is, who now is still the captain of the Ukrainian women's national team - after 2022, she finally left Russia: https://myrotvorets.center/criminal/apanashhenko-darya-aleksandrovna/ -
By copravolley · Posted
She comes from Luhansk, which was probably the most pro-Russian city in all of Ukraine. It's strange, though, that she fled to Kyiv in 2014 and continued start for Ukraine after 2022. She must have been in hiding well, right? It's very strange, because she knew perfectly well that the case would be exploited politically. I doubt she will ever compete in any diving competitions again. Long tim ago, such movements were quite popular, both in different directions, but this stopped after 2015. In the past, many Russians in biathlon would go to Ukraine if they didn't make the national team and in the mid-1990s, a few Ukrainian footballers went to play in Russia, in volleyball etc.
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