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  1. Monzanator
    Well, here it is. Women's K4 500m FA. Anything but another 4th place like in London
  2. Monzanator
    joins the medal table with bronze in men's C1 1000m
  3. Monzanator
    Queiroz wins C1 1000m gold! silver holds on for bronze!
  4. Monzanator
    Polish TV guy says: "Canadians are cooling off in the water". Beata Konieczna: "They are not cooling off, they fell from the canoe".
  5. Monzanator
    wins women's C2 500m. and with minor medals.
  6. Monzanator
    I can only assume is one of the weaker teams here. probably higher-rated due to being former Soviet Union
  7. Monzanator
    Yes, I can imagine losing the object is the biggest mistake possible. Watched some RG fails last week and ball & hoop seem to provide the biggest drama since they have a tendency to roll/bounce away
  8. Monzanator
    Ko choking is far more familiar sight indeed
  9. Monzanator
    loses the ball. I have no idea how big of a penalty that is
  10. Monzanator
    Do all group events take place with the ball? Or was this the object selected for the Games?
  11. Monzanator
    Like mentioned earlier, Poland has won a grand total of 0 Olympic gold medals in sprint canoeing. It's ill-advised to pick us for any gold.
  12. Monzanator
    Korda leads Ko by three. It's funny, if it was Ko leading by this margin I'd say there is a chance for some meltdown. I don't see a choke from Korda though but you never know.
  13. Monzanator
    14th for Nadolska. That's way above expectations.
  14. Monzanator
    1-2. Seidel with bronze in only her third marathon ever? Mazuronak in 5th - an European who was actually born in Europe
  15. Monzanator
    It's the same as in cycling. It's much easier to follow than to set the pace leading.
  16. Monzanator
    Huh? She's still third. You didn't expect her to beat the Kenyans?
  17. Monzanator
    Salpeter has blown the engine! This is a race walking-like collapse!
  18. Monzanator
    Told ya. It turns out I know what happens to Sinclair even better than the Canadians do
  19. Monzanator
    And this is how it was supposed to be from the start. IOC crapped the bed as usual
  20. Monzanator
    This should be even playing field, not "not impossible task". This format doesn't give speed speciallists any chance to win a medal. Like I've said even Polish TV said she doesn't stand a chance after she was still placed second before the final part. This is way too predictable and kills any excitement. Everyone knew she will finish 8th in both non-speed parts and therefore outside of the medals. She finished fourth due to only being 8 women in the final. If there were 10 she'd be like 5th or 6th.
  21. Monzanator
    It's not about gold, Miroslaw would actually stand a chance to win any medal in Paris. Here in Tokyo even Polish TV didn't hype her for a medal despite the WR because everyone knew she would finish 8th in lead & boulder and hence miss out. You don't put Usain Bolt in 10,000 race and expect him to win a medal. I really hope this unfair combined gets canned in Paris and they will split the events like in World Games.
  22. Monzanator
    Individual 100m sprints always come before 400 and that is the main goal, you want to start the athletics in a high and pick it from there.
  23. Monzanator
    Sure enough delivers in modern pentathlon, a totally obscure sport these days. Asadauskaite is 37yo though so they might not count on her in Paris anymore.
  24. Monzanator
    Overall, how is the Games for Canada? Did you complain much about Week 1? Since Italy and Poland have had a tremendous run of form in Week 2 (by our own standards) I wonder if Canada had a better first or second week? You didn't win any golds in swimming?
  25. Monzanator
    Obviously she goes there. The days of Birgit Prinz retiring at age 34 are long over
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