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Well, the guy has a fair point, he probably won a lot more than some of the other people (is it a top 10 btw?). And Netherlands is the second strongest nation in darts, it's not such an obscure sport, i could see why he could be upset.

Well Bjorgen hasn't taken the Tour seriously throughout her career, so i'm not surprised she will pass, especially after the 1 year break. The World Championships is all that matter to her.

Best match of the worlds so far, a real pleasure.

Help, who is the blonde reporter interviewing Lewis?

Here we go again....... A truck ran into a Christmas market Monday evening in a major public square in Berlin, killing nine people and injuring at least 50 others, police said.

Yeah, i can see why he can irk people the wrong way.

And of course when it comes to parallel events, they have stupid rules everywhere. Snowboard has only one run and alpine has 2 runs in the 1/16 and afterwards one runs only. It isn't difficult to figure out that in the first round you should have only 1 runs, so that the back athletes have a chance at an upset, but from the 1/4 onwards, or the 1/2 if you like, there should be 2 runs, so it's most fair for all athletes that have reached the stage for a potential win. But of course FIS cares for the TV time more, so that everything finishes in an hour or so...

Lara Gut is Swiss athlete of the year! And for the PGS right now, Hirscher loses in the first round once again. Now's the time for Jansrud and Pinturault to gain some points, don't screw this up!

My opinion is that, if there isn't a serious organization, with people that are commited to making the contests from start to finish, then there is no point in having them in bits and pieces. I know it requires time and that everyone is busy, i too have organised games in different sites and know what determination it takes. I literally have sacrificed half my day numerous times to get the results, because i know that people are getting anxious even if it is just an online game. And if people aren't commited doing the same once a month than there is no point waisting their and our time all together.

And it will stay that way since he is going to retire shortly, allegedly.

Chuck survives to entertain us another time. Too bad Michael went missing after the second set, had a great chance to go through.

I'm not sure, but everything annoys him it seems. With his expressions i always think of him, like that one guy in a bar, that is one beer away from throwing a bar fight on tables.

Norris is so erratic as always, i love watching him.

Damn, don't do that, Germany will have a heart attack.

Another great point, the classes are too close. 10 categories in the mens side is too spread out. I wouldn't go that far, but 6-7 categories seem very good. Of course the loss of matches and etc. will cost AIBA big cash, so if course the rule will be more and not less.

At last months womens european championships there were 10 categories like in the mens side. The lighter ones of course had great representation, because of the nature of women being smaller and lighter. But in the 4 heavy ones there were hardly enough boxers to fill the 1/4 and in one i remember there were exactly 5 boxers, so 3 of them got an european medal just for showing up... This brings again my earlier point for having events just for the sake of having them.

And most importantly, they come at the expense of more competitive, more historical and more prestiged events, which devalues the whole sport. I don't want to say it, but many of the changes seem to be just for the political correctness.

Let's go Clayton!

Best race of the season! When it looked like we were getting the first US win in womens biathlon, then 2 new faces came out of nowhere. And shockingly a french didn't win with 1 second like always.

I'm always happy when a speed skier beats the slalom ones in the combined.

The Ballon d'or lost its relevance in 2010 when Sneijder was blatantly robbed. Since then it was known that the false marketing narrative that only 2 people matter would be driven for years to come.

Yeah, i got fed up with it by the end, but realistically the guy knew there was no way he'd win, so why not do some shennanigans.

That was the match of the night without question. Evans throws ridiculously fast, like at one time i think i blinked once and he was thrown all 3 darts. I don't know in the big picture if that helps him or not, but it was very interesting to watch.

Frost will have trouble playing in the BDO 1 round with this performance. Ando with just enough, it is not required much from him tonight.