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Actually enjoying the TV production. The massive let down is that it is impossible to find out results!

This is the only sport where they drug test to make sure there is some IN your system 

We're all here cheering for Croatia's main star, Autistic  
 
Go  

Damn. Why am I still awake. 

Feels like every Olympic open swimming venue ever a few days before competition lmao 

Broady took another spot, that was blank earlier

I already had that question with Varillas

Looks like a friendly bunch. That would make a nice party if there wasn't covid. 

returning the ranking points to the tournament would help, I think.

Slovakia received two invitations during last night (Andrej Martin M Singles & Anna Karolína Schmiedlová W Singles). However after quick consultation with both players refused both of the quotas for logical lack of time to complete absurd Japanese administrative tasks and due to already full calendar of both players in the next weeks.

??Maria Camilla Osorio Serrano officially in. While ??Clara Tauson didn't accept reallocation due to an injury. 

also the "perfect year" (or "Golden Slam", if you prefer) with 4 GS tournaments and the Olympic Gold medal (only time that happened, 1988, Steffi Graf) is something I'm sure he's thinking of...

???

Polish journalists share the news, tha Majchrzak is oficially in

You can clap, use percussion instruments...
 
I think this is complete nonsense, they have less than 2k daily cases (still nothing for such a populated country) and the risk of having an outbreak for allowing some spectators is very low.
Really disappointed with the japanese.

Once the games start the lack of crowds in most sports will be forgotten. Athletics, beach volleyball, gymnastics and basketball will suffer from the lack of crowds but who notices crowds at rowing? Judo? wrestling?  In any case Athletics is the second week and they reverse that decision if everything is going well.
I attended the Boxing in Barcelona and for earlier rounds the arena was about 10% full. My family at home saw me in the crowd every day I was there as the camera kept homing in on the 20-30 noisy Irish bunched together. Even the finals were only half full. I also attened the tennis one day with Graf and other big names playing and the place was near empty. Very different in London admittedly.

Doubt it, the athletes are already used to these circumstances. An Olympic gold doesn't lose its value if there are no spectators. 

I hope not, it seems even more pathetic then

Well, I guess most of them is used to it by this point. It's sad, but it's not a big surprise. But that's definitely a major failure from Japan – as @nenadsaid, it's unbelievable how a country so rich and so developed could basically fuck up vaccinations so much. 

People still test positive for meldonium? What year is this?

Based on the information I have recently seen around, it seems that wiki tracker is quite inaccurate and ITF has not been releasing much information about reallocations. 

I am still amazed how Japan, one of the most developed countries in the world or so I thought has managed to fully vaccinate only 15% of its population. 

Just let's get rid of weightlifting finally. Solves a lot of problems. 

It seems like a spot for  Kamil Majchrzak 
 
1st under the line now should be  Attila Balász