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I removed all non-Olympic events that I could. For clarification weightlifting was left as is while in karate I only removed the lightest weightclass as I cannot combine the two heavier weightclasses.
 
Medals Lost (at least 10)
- 45
- 43
- 36
- 26
- 20
- 19
- 18
- 18
- 16
- 13
- 12
- 12
- 11
- 10
- 10
 
Unsurprisingly Indonesia was hit the hardest, losing 45 medals, but still sitting in 11th on the medal table. Overall Southeast Asia took the hardest hit. Thailand lost half its medals and also dropped out of the top 10 and is sitting in 15th. Malaysia lost 18/20 medals. Bahrain and Kazakhstan have both moved into the top 10 (8th and 10th respectively). Japan despite being a distant second only lost 13 medals. North Korea is the only nation in the old top 10 to lose fewer than 10 medals (2 lost). The following nations which won medals no longer have any; Afghanistan, Cambodia, Unified Korea, Laos and Myanmar.
 
Top 10 (G-S-B)
1. 77-49-37
2. 36-36-57
3. 21-29-32
4. 11-7-7
5. 11-6-13
6. 9-14-9
7. 8-11-8
8. 8-3-5
9. 6-11-9
10. 6-9-23
 

I just watched the race again, without commentator this time. right after winning the race he talks to camera "this is Asia, there is no place for Africans here"

I just watched the race again, without commentator this time. right after winning the race he talks to camera "this is Asia, there is no place for Africans here"

I just watched the race again, without commentator this time. right after winning the race he talks to camera "this is Asia, there is no place for Africans here"

and that was the biggest surprise for me ! he is the current Asian Champion but in a weaker field. nobody expected this ! what a pleasant surprise ! he even broke the GR despite his long and early celebration. I'm quite sure even himself didn't believe that.

Bronze for Iran in mixed compound. this is interesting because for Iran "mixed" medals rarely happen. for obvious reasons this is only our second mixed medal in history of Asian Games. the other one was Chess. still no contact between teammates

Bronze for Iran in mixed compound. this is interesting because for Iran "mixed" medals rarely happen. for obvious reasons this is only our second mixed medal in history of Asian Games. the other one was Chess. still no contact between teammates

Bronze for Iran in mixed compound. this is interesting because for Iran "mixed" medals rarely happen. for obvious reasons this is only our second mixed medal in history of Asian Games. the other one was Chess. still no contact between teammates

It does happen occasionaly. I remember this year one rider left all the poles up after refusing at first, it was basically a clear round at second attempt.

I'm quite sure I saw at least one girl who didn't cover her hair. from Vietnam I think.

Inspired by Unified Korea, Bahrain and Qatar are also planning to have a united team for the closing ceremony. 
 
 

probably they're still trying to figure out what event they want to take into consideration...
maybe they would use next year's Asian Champs instead of these AGs (also Africa and Oceania don't have their continental event chosen)...

of course he has to blame himself first. I think he probably underestimated his final opponent. he was celebrating too much after beating Saymatov in semifinal who was supposed to be his main rival. I also think he had to start better, I'm sure if he could score 1-2 at first things would be much easier for him.
 
from what I see the whole day the Video review accepted almost all challenges from Indonesian coach (not in this match but all Indonesian matches) they probably wanted to show they are "fair" with only few seconds left . I also think that 3 pts didn't land.

that was just a mistake. they fixed it now. of course Japan is leading not Pakistan

http://www.telewebion.com/live/varzesh
 
but today morning they are showing karate and jujitsu (through skype !!!! since there is no  tv coverage for other mat

well nothing surprises me anymore from this shitty website , the worst I ever seen

that was just a mistake. they fixed it now. of course Japan is leading not Pakistan

that was just a mistake. they fixed it now. of course Japan is leading not Pakistan

Oman still has a chance in 49er Sailing but they weren't so good today.
@dcro might know more about that.

Oman has a chance with a couple of sailing crews.

Kuwait has a chance in men's skeet also 

Sri Lanka's long jumper has the number 1 jump in the field this season (8.12) but he only got 7.56 in the qualifiers.
Their 4x400 relay team should challenge for a medal.
Their 200m women sprinter won silver last year at Asian championships along with their 800m runners (gold and silver). This season performances haven't been as good, but I think the big names are missing?
Their 3000m steeplechase women athlete broke the NR, and has third ranked time in Asia.
The men's Rugby sevens team should also challenge for a medal (ranked fourth in Asia).
 
I hope at least one medal comes out of that!

I understand they have a particular need (to protect home team)...
and I agree on the fact that they are doing it not in a clean way...
but still,  I only wanted to find some logic in the actual development of the final bracket (provided that they built it without any logic and without any fair play)...
and looking at that bracket in the way I suggested, someone could even find that (strange and unfair) logic...
 
p.s. no idea of what they did in the other competitions...and no, thanks...I don't event want to try and understand that (even if I can easily guess from your words that they've been very creative, so to say )...

No that's a jujitsu athlete

Another late entry!