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End. I'm fed up with circuses with these challegnas etc. They dealt with Chamizo in Baku in the same way. He should be promoted there. He was too weak here.

The worst thing will be if we lose these two matches in the evening and it will be a great regret But still, big applause for our girls.

This is the only person on our squad who has a great future. Unfortunately, she may need 1-2 years to reach OG.

Russo!!! Forza nostre ragazze!!!

The Albanian also had trouble with the Georgian. Chamizo, if he gets a chance tomorrow, will have a hard time: Georgia, Rus C/D, Turkey or Salkazanov.

The women's team here surprised me positively but unfortunately we do not have a people of this class to realistically think about Paris. Here, only Chamizo had such a chance.

The only hope is that Standik will not physically survive. But for Liuzzi, it's a good performance. However, he won't go to Paris unless a miracle happens

I have doubts whether Albano-Rus will win in the final with such physical form. And that eliminates Chamizo.

On the other hand, judo belongs to the same federation, and we will send 11-12 people there. In my opinion, more money went to judo, not wrestling. Nothing is happening in our wrestling and we can't even bring 2-3 people from the Caucasus to our place like others.

Someone wrote here that this Albanian from Russia shouldn't even start here, they had to pay someone. Well, we're just losers. We were cheated once in Baku, and now Albania is laughing at us.

Other countries make foreign imports from Russia and the Caucasus, but we do nothing. If we can't train anyone, I'll at least do this. All our wrestling for 10-15 years is one Chamizo and the Conyedo tournament of a lifetime in Tokyo. We don't exist in classics, we don't exist among women. It had to end this way, unfortunately. Moreover, in a situation where half of Europe brings people from Russia to start in their squads.

Chamizo has no chance anyway. He will have to win three fights tomorrow and probably the decisive one against the Turkish men in Istanbul... No way. Chamizo looks very weak here. Unfortunately. For the first time in probably 100 years, Italy will not send anyone wrestling to the Olympic Games. This can be blamed on many other things but we are just weak. Conyedo is completely out of shape and we can't ride one Chamizo for more of 10 years. We could at least bring someone from Russia, such as Greece or Slovakia.

A terrible start and then a pursuit and loss of strength. It will be difficult to advance here.

Oh, good... Why?

The most important is the men's team. If the girls advance, it will be a bonus but it is not and will not be a big chance for a medal in Paris.

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I remember that in the 1990s a Slovak club played in the football Champions League: 1. FC Kosice. Does it still exist and is it related to this hockey club?

I understand that. Only great individuals like Peter Sagan or Petra Vlhova can be at the forefront of sports information in their prime. Surely, when Slovakia advanced for group on the FIFA World Cup in 2010, football also dominated the press at that time?

The Italian team today: -4 fights - 4 defeats against rivals who were eliminated in next rounds. Disgrace. Biggest chance - Kakhelashvili was swept off the mat by the Hungarian. We are a joke in this sport and I don't know why we sent these people to Istanbul? Only Chamizo or Conyedo should will go in freestyle category. The rest of squad let them start a serious trening instead of embarrassing themselves further. That's all I have to say.

Burgo, however, is very far from promotion. Unfortunately, our team only competes in c-1 and c-2 competition after skipping sprints in k-1. Craciun to win a QO in c-1. I wonder who I'm putting up now? Craciun or Tacchini?

Looking to the right you can see which sports dominate in your country: football and hockey It's similar in our country, e.g. recently Trentino won the Champions League in volleyball and information about it did not even appear on most portals, and on the sports portals it was somewhere at the bottom . The popularity of football can only be covered by tennis thanks to Sinner.

Rodini and Cesarini are also quite short and slim but they won gold at the Tokyo Olympics in the women's lightweight category. Unfortunately, they have had a constant problem with injuries since Tokyo, especially Cesarini. They missed many training sessions on last 3 years, so our staff started trying other variants, e.g. Rodini-Crosio or Crosio-Buttignon. At the European Championships the bronze was won by Rodini-Crosio but in Lucerna there will be a return to the golden team from Tokyo: Rodini-Cesarini. If they are healthy and in good shape, I hope to advance but beating Greece or France will be very difficult. A lot will depend on the track conditions: both of us don't like the wind in our faces. France has not started this year yet but it is an experienced team (Tarantola- Bove: silver medalists in Tokio) and will certainly will bet difficult conditions.

Unfortunately in LW2x there will be a massacre in Lucerne. There will be only 2 free places and 3 very strong crews from Europe: ITA, FRA, GRE + 1 strong AUS. Each of these crews can win a medal in Paris if they get there. However, due to stupid regulations weak Austria is already in Paris, becouse they got there through a poorly continental tournament. And in 2028 there will be no light weight anymore, only beach rowing

The reserve rower replaced the starter in Tokyo itself due to a case of Covid: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rowing_at_the_2020_Summer_Olympics_–_Men's_coxless_four I used to think that it was about too little money that the Italian Olympic Committee invests in rowing and that is why it is more profitable for some athletes to go to study in the USA and work there, instead of continuing their sports career in Italy. In the UK or the Netherlands, I haven't heard of any cases where someone went to study during the four-year period between the Games, or maybe I'm wrong? What's more, when I look at the Romanian team led by Italian coaches, I see greater stability and continuity in the squads there than in our country. In addition, Romania trains most of the time in Italy. I don't know what the problem is, but the frequent departures to study in the USA - mainly women - and the constant injuries are strange. Perhaps we should follow the example of Romania, which is not as rich a country as the UK, the Netherlands or Germany, but has great results in rowing. Maybe we should bring those coaches back to Italy and let them build such a system here? But it definitely invests more money.

I was concerned that if she called a press conference specifically, it would be to announce his say goodbye. Fortunately, I was wrong