Dragon

Congratulations to the Chinese guy for winning the men's gold at Beijing 2022 and to the British 400 metre hurdler at winning the women's gold medal. I'm going to look really clever if this works out and nobody will remember if i'm wrong...

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At the moment I am travelling from Rhosllanerchrugog to Llanfihangel-y-Creuddyn. I can not complain about Polish place names....

How many people play curling in Poland?

Does anybody know an Algerian who might be able to comment on this?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/gymnastics/46129328 Louis Smith: Olympic silver medallist retires from gymnastics aged 29

Ice diving?

The campaign for ice football at Beijing 2022 begins here...

Most bizarre story of the year. Mario Melo, the former Argentine professional light heavyweight champion who once challenged for a world title, has died after collapsing at a croissant eating contest in Pinamar. Argentina. It's possible he choked to death.

https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/general/boxing/olympics-tokyo-2020-boxing-future-gafur-rakhimov-aiba-ioc-a8618236.html

We were told Zielinski is officially the bronze medalist but the Polish Olympic Committee know nothing about it. So who knows?

After backing down over Russia and doping they can't be seen to the same again. AIBA have made a disastrous mistake here. Three possibilities left 1 Rakhimov resigns. 2 AIBA is abolished 3 Boxing is removed from Tokyo 2020.

Equatorial Guinea also disappeared sinch coffee break

India, Lebanon and Monaco delegates have disappeared.

By the way, if Kokona Hiraki qualifies for 2020 she'll be the youngest female Olympian for 50 years

We're watching a sport commit suicide...

The election is turning into a disaster. The voting machines have gone wrong. In a test they show more votes than there are countries represented in AIBA.

So the Olympic qualifying period does not start until 2019?

Latest news is that Rakhimov has lost support over the last few days but is still expected to win the election. Goodbye Olympic boxing...

Any European country with a population of less than a million people

To answer the British questions: Whitlock retired from the all-around earlier this year to concentrate on individual apparatus but it seems he may change his mind now, The other GB men, Wilson, Cunningham, Hall are good but probably not quite good enough to win all-round medal. All could finish top 6 in the world on a good day but I can't see them breaking into the top 3 The women's performance this week was disappointing but understandable. Fragapane and Tinkler are injured, the Downie sisters are only now returning after both being injured for more than a year, And there were two 17 year olds making their world debut. I think with all their best team available they should be slightly better than the Canadians who finished 4th but probably not good enough to challenge the big 3 nations.