Diving FINA World Cup 2021

[Benolympique 2,414]

4 hours ago, mrv86 said:

Qualified athletes in 3m Springboard

 

 

 Martin Wolfram

 Alexis Jandard @Benolympique although that last dive of his was overscored.

 Alberto Arévalo Alcón

 Rodrigo Diego - 12 out of 12 quotas @Braulio 

 Anton Down-Jenkins

 Nicolás García Boissier @Fran-UDA congrats 2 divers qualified.

 Yona Knight-Wisdom

 Jonathan Ruvalcaba (former competitor for , still living and training in his native country )

 Oliver Dingley @OlympicIRL

 Yeongnam Kim

 Thomas Ciprick

 Lorenzo Marsaglia

 

it's normal, the president emmanuel macron bought the judges (it's a joke)

[Nickyc707 382]

3 hours ago, dodge said:

fwiw Oliver Dingley lives and trains in  and has done since before the last Olympics

 

It is wild that Ireland now has a diving team!

Yes, he and his coach relocated to Dublin to train after he had competed for England in the 2014 Commonwealth Games. One of his grandparents is Irish so he probably has some relatives in the country.

[rybak 3,302]

Thats not too disappointing that our divers couldnt qualify once again (last time when we had diver at Olympics it was Barcelona 92') but sad after even good performance in 3m synchro

[rybak 3,302]

9 hours ago, Adriano said:

Official, no chance for Lesiak. 

I wonder if I will see once in my lifetime our diver in Olympics...

[Makedonas 2,239]

Despite not qualifying any divers for the second consecutive Olympics, I am confident that we will have divers in Paris 2024. All three of the guys we sent here were very young (19-21 years old) and the best is yet to come for sure! They will be more ready in three years

[Milan 26]

Pity that Marić has lost form in recent years, I hope she continues and tries to qualify for Paris 2024.

We have had some other divers, but unfortunately they all disappeared and stopped competing at some point (Boric, Melsa and Brezovac).

[mrv86 3,240]

19 hours ago, Benolympique said:

it's normal, the president emmanuel macron bought the judges (it's a joke)

You may be joking, but the judges were not. Except for his 4th and 6th round dives, every other execution was far from the notes awarded. Same case for Goodfellow, today he wasn't as clean as yesterday, yet he was not penalized as he should when he failed, especially during the last dive.

 

The opposite was the case for Down-Jenkins  who saw of his executions undeservedly scores.

 

BTW, congratulations to García Boissier  for making it to the finals. He had very clean executions, and if not for the degree of difficulty, he could very well challenge for a medal.

[Braulio 139]

judging has been a bit weird and biased, if you watch the failed dives from russians, canadians, brits you see they still get 6.00 or even 7.00!! compared to other nations (including Mexico) that if misses a dive or an entrance and the string of 5 or below shows with no mercy

 

 

[Benolympique 2,414]

7 minutes ago, Braulio said:

judging has been a bit weird and biased, if you watch the failed dives from russians, canadians, brits you see they still get 6.00 or even 7.00!! compared to other nations (including Mexico) that if misses a dive or an entrance and the string of 5 or below shows with no mercy

 

 

the judges are of what nationalities?

[EselTheDonkey 834]

Martin Wolfram