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Poll 57|100 | The Statistical Poll

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Poll 57/100  

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  1. 1. The Statistical Poll

    • At least twice we will see 42+ goals scored in the Men's Handball Tournament.
      4
    • Zambia will score at least 2 goals in Women's Football
      3
    • At least one finalist in either Men's Horizontal Bar or Men's Pommel Horse will fall during their routines
      9
    • Saudi Arabia will win at least 1 medal
      4
    • Egypt will medal in Karate and /or Taekwondo
      9
    • At least 1 lifter leading after snatch will bomb out in clean and jerk in weightlifting
      7

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8 minutes ago, Fly_like_a_don said:

Side Poll

 

Should quotas in Judo be reduced by at least 100? 

 

100 is too much but they should cut 3-4 quotas per weight. So, around 50 total.

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9 minutes ago, Fly_like_a_don said:

Side Poll

 

Should quotas in Judo be reduced by at least 100? 

 

Not a chance. This is a high universality sport. If any sport should have a cut its equestrian.

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phelps Experienced

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3 & 5 are my picks...

 

other options are quite likely, but in the end I think they won't happen...

 

 

side poll: no, no and no once again...first remove all the non-sport activities and and the corrupted/ineluctably doped sports like boxing and weightlifting, then we could even talk of reducing quota from the true, honest Olympic sports...:evil:

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Should quotas in Judo be reduced by at least 100? 

Definitely not. 

“Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair” - Nelson Mandela

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Do all weight categories in judo have the same number of quota places?

 

Personally I would change the weight categories and maybe have less quota places for the lowest and highest weight category, since those are obviously less competitive.

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