MHSN

for each event, 1 one point for 1st place , 2 for 2nd place and the same for the rest.
but for example in case of tie for 1st place they give 1.5 points to each one.
 
and they multiply those points at the end and less points means better place

Iran can be in semifinals

That was a very good win for Iran  even though Manavinejad's poor reception became our Achilles' heel but he was effective in attack. he was injured the whole summer he is not fit yet. that was risky starting with him but since we won the match that wasn't a bad decision.
 
I really enjoyed the 4th set, that was the team I knew, full of fight, never giving up. it's not easy to play against the host team while they have the momentum after winning the 3rd set.
 
Bulgaria had so many serve errors because they had to take the risk (which helped them in 3rd set though) since they knew our setter is too good for their blockers.

that's for the qualification, there is still a combined final left with probably top 6 athletes.

Alipour finished first in the qualification. which is a bit surprising to me i was expecting him to be a bit out of shape right after the Asian Games. even though it still means nothing as we know how things work in knockout round. everything is possible. but at least being the top seed gives you a bit of confidence.
 
but I really don't like the format for speed knockout rounds. they have to make it best of 3 or something like that. during the Asian Games (if I'm not wrong ) 3 out of 4 speed finals ended up with false start !! that's no fun for the natural audience .

Tennis must be the only sport where players are allowed to abuse the refs and think they can get away with it. In NFL you put one finger on the umpire and you're thrown out, in football (soccer) you get a red card and you're off but hell, Serena thinks the umpire is her butler and she can treat him like crap. She run into a frickin' wall instead.

don't know if it had been posted before but here is the final list of qualified wrestlers
 
https://unitedworldwrestling.org/article/wrestling-names-qualifiers-2018-yog-50-nations-set-participate
 
Egypt the only country with full 6 wrestlers.

While surfing the official website I found this
https://en.asiangames2018.id/athletes/athlete/BEGUM-Mrs-Kohinur-3014514/
 
the youngest athlete ever she will born in 2020 !

While surfing the official website I found this
https://en.asiangames2018.id/athletes/athlete/BEGUM-Mrs-Kohinur-3014514/
 
the youngest athlete ever she will born in 2020 !

While surfing the official website I found this
https://en.asiangames2018.id/athletes/athlete/BEGUM-Mrs-Kohinur-3014514/
 
the youngest athlete ever she will born in 2020 !

While surfing the official website I found this
https://en.asiangames2018.id/athletes/athlete/BEGUM-Mrs-Kohinur-3014514/
 
the youngest athlete ever she will born in 2020 !

While surfing the official website I found this
https://en.asiangames2018.id/athletes/athlete/BEGUM-Mrs-Kohinur-3014514/
 
the youngest athlete ever she will born in 2020 !

While surfing the official website I found this
https://en.asiangames2018.id/athletes/athlete/BEGUM-Mrs-Kohinur-3014514/
 
the youngest athlete ever she will born in 2020 !

@MHSN This should include the full men’s pommel Horse 

well, looking at the qualification rules, I think Japan (they only have 1 host Nation quota) will easily earn their 2nd spot at the 2019 World Champs (which will be held in Tokyo)...
then "timing" could play a decisive game for some Countries (Iran included)...because if the Continental Champs will be held before the global qualification tournament (towards the end of 2019, but not yet officially scheduled right now), then we could have 1 if not 2 Koreans competing for a single spot, which could prove a problem for your climbers...
meanwhile if we have let's say at least 1 Korean qualified through the World Champs and/or the World Cup and the World qualifier held before the Continental Champs, then the chances for athletes from Countries other than KOR and JPN would increase a lot...
all this, provided that the Chinese don't start taking Olympic Climbing seriously and, above all, someone from Russia doesn't change his/her Nationality to any of the Asian former Soviet Republics (something like that could change the entire Olympic qualification perspective for the Asian Continent...apart for Japan, of course)...
 
p.s. I just gave a look at the Olympic format...in the final (with 6 climbers), the speed part of the event will be contested with the format: Quarterfinals (#1 vs #6 seed, #2 vs #5 and #3 vs #4), then Semifinals (the 3 winners and the "lucky -best time- loser" of the 3 QTF heats) and 3rd place + 1st place Finals...
therefore, I think they will use the same format also in the upcoming Worlds...

Speed Relay - Full Competition
Can’t find any Sambo replays.
However, if you know what day the pommel Horse Final was on, I can get it for you

his name is just Alipour. obviously someone forgot to add a "space" between two parts of his surname. the 2nd part of surnames are often (99% cases) to be ignored for Iranian names. nobody in Iran knows him by anything but Reza Alipour. it happens a lot with Iranian names. that's why sometimes you see crazy long names.
 
the Asian Games was the first time I was watching a combined competition (maybe the first combined event ever in an official competition ?!) and surprisingly for me they multiply the scores (which I wasn't aware of) ! so there is a huge difference if you win one of those 3 events instead of finishing 2nd. for example if you win something and finish 10th in another one you will get 10 negative points. but if you finish 2nd and 9th you will have 18 neg points ! huge difference. and in the final round "speed event" was a kind of knockout system. not a "qualification system".
 
we had a 7th place finish in Jakarta in combined event and she lost the final by the narrowest possible margin ! I wonder if it means there is a chance (even slim) for Olympic qualification . how good are Asian climbers in this combined event ?!

well after not-good performance at the Asian Games I wasn't expecting much here. but at least winning a junior medal is better than winning nothing   I hope China, India and Korea win as many quota as possible which will make life a bit easier for our shooters in Asia

Haha, that's how I feel about this World Championship too, wanting the United States to do as well as possible so we can at least qualify someone to the Olympics later. At least for Asia you'll have other World events for which Asian nations can qualify. For us our first continental event begins at the end of October, before any World Cup events. Though I guess the ISSF compensated that by giving our continent more quotas than we deserve.

Where you find the PDF? 
 
Update: Nothing, I read it

I thought for a second maybe the official website had posted them, but wishful thinking lol.

here

Sorry about that... Here is the top 10 nations, only taking Olympic events into consideration.
 
Top 10 (G-S-B)
1.   106 - 70 - 54
2.   64 - 50 - 66
3.   33 - 43 - 49
4.   14 - 18 - 16
5.   14 - 18 - 14
6.   13 - 10 - 16
7.   12 - 7 - 7
8.   11 - 10 - 13
9.   10 - 17 - 32
10. 8 - 13 - 12

but it seems he is a tough coach. more of half of the "old team" could not work with him because they were a bit lazy ! lol but the rest of the team really like him.
 
btw I just watched the match again on youtube channel 2 (which is still available if you take it few minutes back), specially in last minutes and the penalties. well the luck was in our side this time. the Chinese GK almost saved one of the penalties which could finished the match for China . he saved the ball but then send it to the net himself ! and their celebration was like winning the Olympic gold.
 
and it wasn't just our first medal in Water Polo after 44 years but our first medal in aquatic sports after 44 years !

He is really nice guy. He was amazing player and he is now good coach as well.
 
Now I hope that we will see Iran in World League next year.