Dragon

Damn right sir

In fairness if a Polish guy hadn't picked up the tusk of a sea animal from the wall of a London fish resteraunt and hit the terrorist with it then it would have been a lot worse.

https://www.wada-ama.org/en/media/news/2019-11/wada-compliance-review-committee-recommends-series-of-strong-consequences-for And this could go down in history as one of the worst scandals ever.

Perfectly acceptable. Missed the quarter finals on points difference then won the consolation matches to finish 9th,

So I've been thinking... Here's my idea. You go back to the pushing button system you had in 2012 and earlier but with some changes. Person who lands most punches in a round gets 20 pounds. If the other fighter lands 1-5 punches less in the round they 19 points. 6-10 punches less they get 18 points. 11-15 fewer punches they 17 and so on. Fighter who gets knocked down loses a point. And the same thing for all three rounds. Would that be better? Assuming that the judges are competent and honest of course...

So if boxer A has won the first two rounds easily, and knows he has, then he'll just defend in the last round and give away the round.knowing he'll still win...

Interesting how strong a team Hong Kong can turn out for Olympic qualifiers. IOC rules are much stricter than World Rugby rules when it comes to nationality.

The first sign of winter is a Brazilian speed skating record being broken...

The 2016 system was based on 9 decisions, 3 by each judge. If only 2 of those 9 were totally stupid then the result could be affected. With the new system they could be making 60 decisions every round. Far harder to make really bad decisions.

One event is dominated by the 15 year olds, the other by the 12 year olds...

2 events for both sexes. Maximum of three from each nation in each event. 2 x 3 x 2 = 12

Wales won't be afraid of South Africa but South Africa won't be afraid of Wales either. Everyone's afraid of New Zealand

https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/3527844/elise-christie-olympic-skater-dumped-text-shaolin-sandor-liu/ No she isn't...

And they'll definitely retest his samples from 2016 and before

A contact of a contact of a contact to be honest :-)

Might have to ask my contacts at the IOC

Tried already. Nothing there

I have them too but the results books for those sports don't have dates of birth listed. The entry lists issued before the event do have them, that's what I'm looking for.

Sorry to return to this thread but does anyone have entry lists for climbing, breaking and rugby sevens with dates of birth listed? I'm missing them for my records.