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Athletes Deaths Thread


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43 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

And only three years or so after the other medalist of both those Games, Litvinov.

Seems to be a very common theme with Soviet athletes... Much more than the GDR ones for example.

 

God knows what kind of juices they got subjected to. Or maybe it's just a picture of the Russian health care system.

#banbestmen

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  • 3 weeks later...

KENYA’S Tokyo Olympic star Agnes Tirop has been found dead with a stab wound in her abdomen.

 

 

The 5,000m star, 25, was discovered at her house in Iten, Elgeyo Marakwet County earlier.

 

 

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/16406839/kenya-tokyo-olympic-medallist-agnes-jebet-tirop-dead/

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Pardon for the late post. I only found out about his death today.

 

Andre Agassi’s father, Mike Agassi, dies aged 90

 

Mike Agassi, the father of eight-time Grand Slam champion Andre Agassi, has died aged 90.

 

Born in Iran, Emmanuel Agassi represented his country in boxing at the 1948 Olympic Games in London and the 1952 Games in Helsinki.

 

Andre Agassi's father, Mike Agassi, dies aged 90 - Tennis Majors

 

 

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Athletics sprinter, :ECU Alex Quiñonez, has been found dead at the age of 32. Cause of death is according to official sources due to gunshot wounds.. :(

Quiñonez won bronze at the 2019 World Athletics Championships at the 200m distance.

 

https://olympics.com/en/news/olympic-sprinter-alex-quinonez-found-dead-in-ecuador

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  • 2 weeks later...

Life is sometimes so cruel...

 

Today passed away Slovak ice hockey player Boris Sádecký (24 years old).

 

 

You may remember him for that incredible goal 4 years ago

 

 

He collapsed during the IHL (ex-EBEL) league match last week between Dornbirn and Bratislava Capitals and today came the news he passed away...

 

2 days before (26th October) the accident he scored a hattrick against Klagenfurt and was so smiley and happy to find back his form...

 

https://sxztuqm3.jwpapp.com/m/kfPFoxg5/211026_rd13_ibc_kac?list=UvqHULxl

 

Unbelievable. literally 8 days after scoring a hattrick the kid died

 

RIP Boris

 

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Young female :ERI cyclist, based at the UCI in Switzerland, Desiet Kidane Tekeste, yet another victim of a car collision.

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/sportsnews/article-10182047/Cycling-star-Desiet-Kidane-Tekeste-21-killed-training.html

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