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Start list for tomorrow is out. Let's GO!! https://www.fis-ski.com/DB/general/results.html?sectorcode=AL&raceid=104272#results

Ah yes, i'm sure biathlon with the grand total of 9 rounds per year, centered mostly in one specific region will save the planet with green measures. Do that, meanwhile we can go on a plane ride to nowhere on x amount of airline companies.

Tennis players always think they are "special" and do whatever they want.

The Giro will end as it's planned. Whoever doesn't like it, can leave asap...

Well, if you can't beat them on the sprints, do it on the climbs

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Didn't the Euroleague say pre-season that if a team doesn't have enough players for a match, it will be defaulted for that match?

Well there goes my predictions, again

[hide] Week 2 - Stages 10-15 Stage Top 3 Riders Lanciano - Tortoreto Stage 10 October, 13th 1st: Arnaud Demare 2nd: Michael Matthews 3rd: Peter Sagan Simon Clarke Jai Hindley Michael Matthews Mikkel Honoré Enrico Battaglin Matteo Fabbro Fabio Felline Andrea Vendrame Diego Ulissi Joao Almeida Peter Sagan Porto Sant'Elpidio - Rimini Stage 11 October, 14th 1st: Arnaud Demare 2nd: Davide Ballerini 3rd: Fernando Gaviria Michael Matthews Fernando Gaviria Alvaro Hodeg Arnaud Demare Ben Swift Davide Ballerini Davide Cimolai Andrea Vendrame Elia Viviani Peter Sagan Cesenatico - Cesenatico Stage 12 October, 15th 1st: Giovanni Visconti 2nd: Enrico Battaglin 3rd: Thomas De Gendt Lucas Hamilton Michael Matthews Ben O'Connor Thomas De Gendt Valerio Conti Giovanni Visconti Diego Ulissi Simon Pellaud Mark Padun Lawson Craddock Cervia - Monselice Stage 13 October, 16th 1st: Arnaud Demare 2nd: Fernando Gaviria 3rd: Peter Sagan Michael Matthews Fernando Gaviria Sebastian Molano Mikkel Honoré Arnaud Demare Enrico Battaglin Gianluca Brambilla Fabio Felline Andrea Vendrame Diego Ulissi Peter Sagan Conegliano - Valdobbiadene Stage 14 October, 17th 1st: Filippo Ganna 2nd: Rohan Dennis 3rd: Joao Almeida Rohan Dennis Victor Campenaerts Mikkel Bjerg Tony Martin Alex Dowsett Filippo Ganna Jos Van Emden Steven Kruijswijk Wilco Kelderman Joao Almeida Chad Haga Rivolto Air Base - Piancavallo Stage 15 October, 18th 1st: Jakob Fuglsang 2nd: Wilco Kelderman 3rd: Vincenzo Nibali Patrick Konrad Harm Vanhoucke Jakob Fuglsang Giulio Ciccone Fausto Masnada Vincenzo Nibali Domenico Pozzovivo Steven Kruijswijk Wilco Kelderman Rafal Majka Joao Almeida Pello Bilbao General 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 2 (Stages 10-15) Jakob Fuglsang Vincenzo Nibali Wilco Kelderman Points 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 2 (Stages 10-15) Arnaud Demare Michael Matthews Peter Sagan Mountains 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 2 (Stages 10-15) Jakob Fuglsang Giovanni Visconti Vincenzo Nibali Young Rider 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 2 (Stages 10-15) Joao Almeida Lucas Hamilton Tao Hart [/hide]

If my geography is correct, The Netherlands lies in the Eastern Hemisphere.

Happy Columbus Day to those in the Western Hemisphere, or like you would say in a "modern american way" - "That racist guy".

Welcome to the world, where Western Superpowers try to exclude sports they do poorly like weightlifting, wrestling, boxing, rhythmic gymnastic and do nothing with others which have equal problems.

Very unfortunate for Yates, i had him to win it all in our contest.. With him and G out, i'm sure Nibali will still find a way to lose another GT.

I didn't mean it as a genre type, but like a cultural teenage movie obsession. I think it's the closest thing to what was Twilight 10 years ago, but on a smaller level of course.

The teenagers are having a field dream here, as the "After" series started filming the movies 3 and 4. For the unfamiliar, this the Twilight for the present teen generation. And of course the Covid twitter fanbase panic

I too wished a C-level rider like Robert Hunter had given his contract to a more talented Eritrean rider, than him.

Too bad i'm not a betting man, otherwise it could have been a good night. As expected, a lot of close matches, though 3 going to penalties was interesting. Serbia beating Norway away is definitely the most impressive win.

Crap Well, we knew, that things are going to get messy, when we get into october and voila...

[hide] Women's Singles - Final October 10th, 2020 Date & Time (GMT +2) Player 1 P1 P2 Player 2 October 10th, 15:00, 2020 I. Swiatek 2 1 S. Kenin [4] [/hide]

[hide] Men's Singles - Semifinals October 9th, 2020 4 Players, 2 Players will qualify for the Final Date & Time (GMT +2) Player 1 P1 P2 Player 2 October 9th 2020 [1] N. Djokovic 2 3 S. Tsitsipas [5] October 9th 2020 [12] D. Schwartzman 0 3 R. Nadal [2] [/hide]

Everything is going according to plan. We are playing better with a few unique chances and Hungary is leading.

Very even matches tonight, let's see how many winners i can predict. Bulgaria - Hungary Bosnia - Northern Ireland Iceland - Romania Macedonia - Kosovo Norway - Serbia Scotland - Israel Slovakia - Ireland

I have predicted against Sonya for maybe 3-4 matches now and she keeps winning She shows a rare mental strength, that i haven't seen on the WTA in a long, long, looong time. If only she stops looking so angry in every match, but guess the determination is her most valuable weapon. Awaiting her being a footnote in America in the next couple of days, because you know, marketing..

Separate events after the first 2 rounds that is. Plus alpine never has a combined venue for both genders at the same time, beside Solden and Levi, so don't know how this is a new measure.