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Like this. Lucky draw. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2017_European_Wrestling_Championships_–_Women's_Freestyle_63_kg

Maybe.

I turned 22 three days ago. Or maybe I should say, "I don't know about you, but I'm feeling 22"

Argentinians have exactly 3 songs in common.

Meanwhile over in Kentucky, Jung held on in front of Livio this time. Having one rail down was enough. He becomes the first ever rider to win Kentucky three times in a row. Next weekend he'll be competing in Badminton! It's an amazing time of the year for eventing. These big 4* competitions are such a great combination of top class athletes and athletes who are over the moon just to be there. Jumping course was quite hard, with only a few clears. So it was really cool to see Jennifer McFall celebrating her clear round in a big way, despite being a loooong way outside of battle for the top.

Apparently he really was "the man to watch".

4/5 seems still good. You don't see biathletes sprinting to range like that.

Not much of a shooters, are they.

4 misses for Jan Wernke... Is he a refugee from Slovakian biathlon team?

From little I know, apparently the Russian should be the man two watch.

The traditional show jumping-biathlon competition in Hagen, Germany is just about to start. It can be watched here... https://www.clipmyhorse.tv/en_GB/live/1904/horses-dreams-meets-austria This might be @heywoodu's cup of tea.

You already did I think. You said that the final scoreboard included some corrections. I was following the scores whole day and the only difference between yours and my final scoreboard was that had 5 points more and 5 points less!

Ouch. But she's all fine. God bless the air vests.

Very influential cross-country in Kentucky yesterday. Clark Montgomery failed miserably... Two refusals, and once again I thought it would finally go well for him... Michael Jung takes the command after XC, in front of Maxime Livio. Interestingly, we had exactly the same situation at 4* in Pau last year when Livio came through in the show jumping and surprinsgly defeated Jung! Let's see if history repeats itself. Some really cool rounds in XC yesterday. Tim Bourke went from 41st after dressage to 9th (!) after achieving one of only few clears inside the time.

Lol, Finland is the only non-big curling nation that got qualification in mixed event. So much for this event allowing smallers ones to get into Olympics.

Hey, you got points from me too!

Canada's membership is perhaps the most impressive. They had several different users over the years and they are still in.

Yep, TISC analytics tried to get inside the House of the Committee today, but failed. We only have some official photos.

It would be cool to see @vinipereira making logo for his own contest this time.

The only countries that never failed to give some points to the eventual winners. The likes of Denmark, Lithuania and Italy are now 8/8.

That's right, Iran has been accepted in The Committee. Agger, the president of The Committee should officially introduce Iran. The rule of The Committee continues strongly.

Congrats Great Britain! Well, I did not see that coming to be honest. Well done Brazil and Serbia too! Once again I didn't give any points to the winner. And I used to think it's easy to give the points to the eventual winners.

Looks like there were some behind-the-scenes controversies.

By default India isn't the member. However, I don't know if there are some alternative ways...