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I don't think they have a very strong sporting spirit.

Thanks to the Swedes for playing another terrible first round. They eliminated our best pair in Paris and are on track to eliminate them again in this world championship.

I simply cannot tolerate Cherif/Ahmed. I hope anyone wins this over them.

I was looking at the most reliable website on the internet (Wikipedia ) and saw that this tournament will only have 153 events. Why so few?

And Gattuso was complaining about the South American qualifiers. I doubt this Italy would beat Ecuador, Uruguay, Colombia, or even the current Brazil team.

It's a shame that our first ever gold medal wasn't broadcast. It must be bad luck, because the previous stage where he was disqualified was broadcast.

Now, George/Saymon have also defeated Ahman/Hellvig. The Olympic champions will have to wait and see if they qualify as the best third-place finishers directly to R32.

Well, we beat . So is once again the only team we've never beaten.

Relax, this must just be another one of Trump's strategies. Only 72 more hours. The diplomacy that Lula has been promoting has been quite solid; the difference between him and the previous government is absurd.

Andre/Renato beat Ahman/Hellvig Well, maybe in the playoffs the Swedish pair will come back with a different rhythm, just like they did in Paris.

I wanted to understand what they considered to predict that we would win 10 gold medals. Probably 1 in athletics, gymnastics, judo, boxing, taekwondo, skateboarding, surfing, and beach volleyball (considering the sports in which we should be favorites for gold today) and 2 more.

It should be great to beat Benjamin at home, and come on, he and Warholm already have their Olympic gold, Alison deserves his too. Besides, this should mean the same 3 athletes on the podium for the third consecutive time. Has that ever happened before?

Skateboarding has some tournaments that you could consider world-class: For Street it's easier because there's a world circuit, and the final stage, the SLS Super Crown (December 6-7) in São Paulo, Brazil, will take place next month. For Park, I can give you two options: there's the 2025 World Cup in Italy (I don't recommend using this for street). Or you can use the STU Pro Tour 2025, which is a kind of Brazilian circuit, but many high-level athletes usually participate (they even had a stage in Sweden this year). The next stage will be in Rio de Janeiro in 3 days.

All the garbage I had to listen to before I could find anything. I'm going to protect myself and choose one of the two options I had. The other was similar to what Brazil has been sending in recent years, from what I've seen, so I decided to do something different. Well, here's the entry for .

It looks like it'll be a lot of fun from what I've seen. Okay, I'm in.

Brazil has 17 medals so far; we could win a few more in beach volleyball and maybe one of these three if a miracle happens (handball, trampoline gymnastics, and shooting). It's common for other countries, but Brazil is always at full strength in sports, so being able to give some stars a rest and still have a performance similar to Paris 2024 is really cool.

However, despite Brazil's spectacular result, I can only imagine how ugly this sport is. Most fights are decided by one athlete running away for 40 seconds at the end of the match.

4 medals for us, 7 athletes in the Top 8, 2 titles. It was a fantastic tournament for us.

Brazil is constantly improving in Taekwondo. We usually do well in combat sports, so perhaps in a few more years we can become a powerhouse in that sport and who knows, maybe we can win more than just a bronze medal at the Olympics. I hope we can also grow in Wrestling someday, but that will take a miracle.

Another gold for We had only won one gold medal until this year. Now we've won two in the same tournament.

I don't know if this is related, but when I was in high school, it was common for boys to get together and discuss soccer for hours. It was a common topic in our daily lives. I imagine it's easier to introduce them to a discussion about sports in general. For women, even if a girl liked a sport, it was difficult to find a group that also liked it, since most girls weren't interested. Well, obviously this should be transferred to the virtual environment.

This is the common pronunciation in Rio. Yes, Ramon Menezes was achieving poor results, but he always earned prominent positions. Hopefully, I'll never see him leading another national team again.

Gold for Maria Clara. Fantastic season for her, totally dominant.

Well, he was one of those responsible for the transformation of our women's gymnastics; those who have followed this sport for a long time always give him due credit. But it's not something I see in the media, for example, because the one who was directly involved in the results (Iryna in this case) is usually praised, not the one who initiated the process.

If only Caio had at least a decent PH. But it's hard to have any more ambition when you get an 11 in this rotation. Still, it's nice to see two Brazilians in the top 10 in the qualifiers.