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Women's Individual 25m Pistol Gold: Feng Sixuan Silver: Haniyeh Rostamiyan Bronze: Doreen Vennekamp Final Ranking and Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/csevent.ashx?cseventid=17984

yeah, the Winter look is definitely another thing...

Women's Elite Short Track Gold: Laura Stigger Silver: Alessandra Keller Bronze: Sina Frei Full Result https://chronorace.blob.core.windows.net/webresources/20230511_mtb/nome_xcc_we_results_y.pdf Men's Elite Short Track Gold: Thomas Pidcock Silver: Samuel Gaze Bronze: Luca Schwarzbauer Full Result https://chronorace.blob.core.windows.net/webresources/20230511_mtb/nome_xcc_me_results.pdf

here we go stage #1 in Nove Mesto is underway! rainy day in Czechia, so quite muddy Short Track races.

Day #6 women's -78kg Gold: Inbar Lanir Silver: Audrey Tscheumeo Bronze: Guusje Steenhuis & Alice Bellandi men's -100kg Gold: Arman Adamian (RUS) Silver: Lukas Krpalek Bronze: Peter Paltchik & Zelym Kotsoiev

Women's Individual 10m Air Rifle Gold: Han Jiayu Silver: Nancy Bronze: Huang Yuting Final Ranking and Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/csevent.ashx?cseventid=17974

and came the day when I got so, so disappointed that I'm tempted to abandon the competition... you just can't lose a match like Bellandi did against Lanir (who deserves all the credits because she was ready to take advantage of any mistake the Italian made). you - just- can't. point. this event should have been a safe gold medal, especially without Wagner at the start. this turns our championship from good to insufficient (even if Bellandi wins bronze and helps the team to establish the new record of 4 medals in a single world championship).

Day #6, Medal Matches women's -78kg Gold Medal match: Inbar Lanir vs Audrey Tscheumeo Bronze Medal match #1: Ma Zhenzhao vs Guusje Steenhuis Bronze Medal match #2: Shori Hamada vs Alice Bellandi men's -100kg Gold Medal match: Arman Adamian (RUS) vs Lukas Krpalek Bronze Medal match #1: Ilia Sulamanidze vs Zelym Kotsoiev Bronze Medal match #2: Peter Paltchik vs Shady Elnahas

Men's Individual 10m Air Rifle Gold: Zalan Pekler Silver: Hriday Hazarika Bronze: Sheng Lihao Final Ranking and Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/csevent.ashx?cseventid=17973

the idiot strikes again! well deserved losses for Parlati in the semifinal and in the Bronze Medal match vs Nyman...his attitude is so bad that I'm going mad all the times I see him on the mat. what a waste of talent!

Day #5 women's -70kg Gold: Saki Niizoe Silver: Giovanna Scoccimarro Bronze: Michaela Polleres & Barbara Matic men's -90kg Gold: Luka Maisuradze Silver: Lasha Bekauri Bronze: Sanshiro Murao & Marcus Nyman

but still...from Tomorrow it's also Hockey World Champs time!

Day #5, Medal Matches women's -70kg Gold Medal match: Saki Niizoe vs Giovanna Scoccimarro Bronze Medal match #1: Katie-Jemima Yeats-Brown vs Michaela Polleres Bronze Medal match #2: Elvismar Rodriguez vs Barbara Matic men's -90kg Gold Medal match: Lasha Bekauri vs Luka Maisuradze Bronze Medal match #1: Marcus Nyman vs Christian Parlati Bronze Medal match #2: Sanshiro Murao vs Ivan Felipe Silva Morales

don't worry...by that time, all the Breakdance tickets will be gone!

bitter 4th place for Sara Costantino & Paolo Monna

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Mixed Team 10m Air Rifle Gold: China 1 (Huang Yuting & Sheng Lihao) Silver: China 2 (Wang Zhilin & Yang Haoran) Bronze: Czechia 2 (Aneta Brabcova & Frantisek Smetana) Final Ranking and Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/csevent.ashx?cseventid=17957

Mixed Team 10m Air Pistol Gold: India 1 (Divya Thadigol Subbaraju & Sarabjot Singh) Silver: Serbia 1 (Zorana Arunovic & Damir Mikec) Bronze: Turkey 2 (Simal Yilmaz & Ismail Keles) Final Ranking and Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/csevent.ashx?cseventid=17958

and back to a single mat coverage on discovery+ it looks like they do it on purpose to get me angrier and angrier...

something like that happened also at the Italian U-23 Fencing Champs in the women's Epee. an athlete was leading the final by a good margin with a few secs to go, but severely sprained her ankle. after all the medical checks, she was clearly not in condition to continue, and her opponent could have easily turned the score around in the remaining time. but she decided to kill the clock and leave her rival win a deserved title. that sportsmanship act got a lot of attention in our media, more than our top guys winning medals all around the world.

Day #4 women's -63kg Gold: Clarisse Agbegnenou Silver: Andreja Leski Bronze: Szofi Ozbas & Joanne Van Lieshout men's -81kg Gold: Tato Grigalashvili Silver: Matthias Casse Bronze: Takanori Nagase & Lee Jun Hwan

more highlights... Christmas Day: NY Giants @ Philadelphia (4.30 p.m. ET on FOX) Sunday, Dec. 31st, among others: Cincinnati @ Kansas City (4.25 p.m. ET on CBS) the first ever Black Friday game (November 24th): Miami Dolphins @ NY Jets (3 p.m. on Prime Video)

it's men's -89kg

and she won the bronze medal! I think also Toth has a good chance tomorrow...his draw isn't that complicated until the quarterfinals (where he's supposed to face Bekauri). meanwhile continue their great tradition in the W -63kg...after Zolnir, Trstenjak now they won a great Silver medal thanks to Leski. however, Agbegnenou is really on another level, a class of her own

my fault...I took the name from our sport website and in the article they wrote they only used the Lafmejani part of his name... I should have looked at the ISSF result list to take the correct name