phelps

and this is a great result also for Italy, as Simone Alessio will have 1 (likely 2) tough opponents less to face in the final European OQT next year in Milan...

obviously...before Rio, the max was 2 per gender... if you didn't get the triple in Rio, it was impossible by rule to do it before...

Stage #4 (Shanghai, CHN) 2000m mixed Relay Gold: Netherlands Silver: Russia Bronze: NOT Awarded (CAN and USA both DQed in the Final)

Stage #4 (Shanghai, CHN) men's 500m, race #1 Gold: Shaolin Sandor Liu Silver: Wu Dajing Bronze: Shaoang Liu men's 1500m Gold: Lee June Seo Silver: Han Tianyu Bronze: An Kai

Stage #4 (Shanghai, CHN) women's 500m, race #1 Gold: Kim Boutin Silver: Suzanne Schulting Bronze: Martina Valcepina women's 1500m Gold: Kim Alang Silver: Choi Min Jeong Bronze: Courtney Lee Sarault

I just can't believe it!!! Ledecka did it again! this woman is really unpredictable (in alpine skiing...in snowboard it's a different thing)... p.s poor Corinne...

now we can really say that...Lie (after dominating the trainings) was the last real threat...

I agree...the main problem is that normally EP isn't the only OTT service subscription... I usually have to add NHL.tv, MLB.tv, NFL GamePass, ESPN Player, Amazon Prime, Express VPN... and I have not active atm, iSakuraPro (Japanese IPTV), DAZN and Netflix... moreover, not going to mention the satellite tv subscriptions (sky Italia -basic + sport package- and Skylink Czech/Slovakia -Kombi pack)... I know I'm not mentally healthy and this thing is going beyond any reasonable behaviour...but still, that's my standard lineup...

women's -67kg Matea Jelic b. Magda Wiet Henin 8-7 Ruth Gbagbi b. Paige McPherson 7-4 Bronze Medal match: Magda Wiet Henin vs Paige McPherson Gold Medal match: Matea Jelic vs Ruth Gbagbi men's -68kg Lee Dae Hoon b. Mirhashem Hosseini Bradly Sinden b. Bradly Sinden Bronze Medal match: Mirhashem Hosseini vs Zhao Shuai Gold Medal match: Lee Dae Hoon vs Bradly Sinden men's +80kg Sajjad Mardani b. Radik Isaev 8-7 In Kyo Don b. Ivan Konrad Trajkovic 15-7 Bronze Medal match: Radik Isaev vs Ivan Konrad Trajkovic Gold Medal match: Sajjad Mardani vs In Kyo Don

women's -57kg Hatice Kubra Ilgun b. Anastasija Zolotic 25-22 Luo Zongshi b. Skylar Park 13-12 Bronze Medal match: Anastasija Zolotic vs Skylar Park Gold Medal match: Hatice Kubra Ilgun vs Luo Zongshi

yesss!!!! great match by Vito, always in control... first ever world grand prix final for him (he has only 3 bronze medals before this one)... p.s. the YT broadcaster just can't do it...not once he got Vito's Family name right in the whole match...

men's -58kg Jang Jun b. Armin Hadipour 21-11 Vito Dell'Aquila b. Georgy Popov 15-4 Bronze Medal match: Armin Hadipour vs Georgy Popov Gold Medal match: Jang Jun vs Vito Dell'Aquila

women's +67kg Milica Mandic b. Bianca Walkden 7-3 Zheng Shuyin b. Gao Pan 7-3 Bronze Medal match: Bianca Walkden vs Gao Pan Gold Medal match: Milica Mandic vs Zheng Shuyin

more then ugly... I was stunned when I first saw those "things"...they look a crew of a classical ballet (with all respect to professional dancers) rather than fighters...

men's -80kg Maksim Khramtcov b. Seif Eissa 15-7 Milad Beigi Harchegani b. Nikita Rafalovich 9-5 Bronze Medal match: Seif Eissa vs Nikita Rafalovich Gold Medal match: Maksim Khramtcov vs Milad Beigi Harchegani

women's -49kg Tijana Bogdanovic b. Sim Jae Young 5-3 Wu Jingyu b. Rukiye Yildirim 26-8 Bronze Medal match: Sim Jae Young vs Rukiye Yildirim Gold Medal match: Tijana Bogdanovic vs Wu Jingyu

semifinals starting right now... here:

you can always buy a gift box with a lot of them inside it... "è il pensiero che conta" ("intention is what really matters"), as we always say...

Marathon Races and Race Walking events confirmed in the last days of the Games (despite being moved to Sapporo) https://www.japantimes.co.jp/sports/2019/12/04/olympics/ioc-agrees-hold-olympic-marathon-race-walk-final-4-days-tokyo-games/ and after Marathons and Race Walking events have been moved up North, the next in line could be the Open Water Swimming competitions... https://www.japantimes.co.jp/sports/2019/12/04/olympics/calling-tokyo-2020-move-open-water-events-due-heat-water-quality/

do we really need to give credit to all the idiots opening their mouths just to be mentioned in the news headlines?

I don't know if you're just naive or what? but trust me...it's time for you to grow up and stop believing in fairy tales for childern... there's not a single athlete in the whole world who's not obsessed with everything he/she eat and or drink...they all know exactly what they take, legal or not... anything else is just an excuse for cowards who can't take their own responsibility...

that's a no brainer...

2019 Women's Championship Tour, Final Ranking 1. Carissa Moore, 59,940 pts 2. Caroline Marks, 55,545 pts 3. Lakey Peterson, 55,125 pts Full Ranking https://www.worldsurfleague.com/athletes/tour/wct?year=2019

Stage #10 (Final), lululemon Maui Pro (Honolua Bay, Maui, Hawai'i) Gold: Stephanie Gilmore Silver: Tyler Wright Bronze: Carissa Moore & Tatiana Weston-Webb Full Ranking: https://www.worldsurfleague.com/events/2019/wct/2926/lululemon-maui-pro/results?resultsType=prizes

interesting hockey night on the European ice rinks... the most surprising result came from EHC Biel/Bienne, taking home the scalp of non-the-less than the reigning European Champions let's see if they can confirm themselves in the second leg match... and also quite surprising the margin with which the reigning vice-European Champions, Red Bull Munich, lost in Stockholm...it's not gonna be an easy task for them trying to comeback from 1-5 down...