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I'm still shocked! the potentially most successful day in the history of the Taekwondo turned into a Waterloo, a Caporetto, a total disaster in the span of less than 20 mins now it's the day with the most regrets in the history of our Taekwondo first, World and Olympic Champion, Vito Dell'Aquila, was literally destroyed, humiliated by an almost unknown man from then, Natalia D'Angelo wasted the chance of her life against Nielsen and she did it in the worst way possible, doing nothing in the 2nd round after having won the first and misjudging the tied score, who gave life to the Norwegian, who went on winning the final stint (once again, thanks to a really bad attitude by our girl). finally, Maristella Smiraglia couldn't repeat herself against McGowan after the wonderful bout vs Lee in the previous round. but her only fault is being extremely unlucky with the draw, having always to face people ranked way better than her. she still did more than expected reaching the quarterfinals.

yesterday's Results women's -57kg Gold: Luana Marton Silver: Lo Chia-Ling Bronze: Maria Clara Pacheco & Hatice Kubra Ilgun men's -68kg Gold: Bradly Sinden Silver: Jin Ho-Jun Bronze: Matin Rezaei & Ulugbek Rashitov

by the way, Today might become the most successful day ever for at the World Champs. we have all 3 of today's guys in the quarterfinals! and if Dell'Aquila was obviously expected at this stage, surely the 2 girls (D'Angelo and Smiraglia, who beat Lee Dabin in the previous fight) weren't. hope Vito and at least one of the girls can make the podium. it would be awsome.

frankly, I have no explanation. she just came out of nowhere and shocked the world. however, it's clear that behind Salim, all the Hungarian team is working very hard and very well and now your athletes are all to be respected a lot more than before. most likely, the current rules also feature the style of your atheltes very well, more than in the past.

it's for Independent Neutral Athletes, but since INA is already the Indonesian global signature, they used the French version of the signature, which is AIN

I can't find the news on the FIVB's website, but the detailed schedule of each Olympic Qualification Tournament has been released. Wikipedia already have everything updated. here are the men's tournaments: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023_FIVB_Volleyball_Men's_Olympic_Qualification_Tournaments

I can't find the news on the FIVB's website, but the detailed schedule of each Olympic Qualification Tournament has been released. Wikipedia already have everything updated. here are the women's tournaments: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023_FIVB_Volleyball_Women's_Olympic_Qualification_Tournaments

Final Block starts @ 4.30 p.m. CET

a lot of surprising scores in the first day of competition... women's -57kg Semifinals Luana Marton vs Maria Clara Pacheco Lo Chia-Ling vs Hatice Kubra Ilgun men's -68kg Semifinals Bradly Sinden vs Matin Rezaei Ulugbek Rashitov vs Jin Ho-Jun

the Italians are really a bunch of morons... after smashing we had the door open to easily sail through the semis (at least, I'd dare to say the final) and now we're going home in the round of 16 and would probably end up playing the gold medal match

Stage #3 Events Men + Women's 10Km Full Race Replay

Stage 3 (Setubal ) - Day 1 Results Men 10km 1. Andrea Manzi 1:52:37.1 2. Marcello Guidi 1:52:41.7 3. David Betlehem 1:53:12.1 Women 10km 1. Caroline Laure Jouisse 2:01:12.1 =2. Arianna Bridi 2:01:13.0 =2. Sharon Van Rouwendaal 2:01:13.0

Mixed Team Trap (NON Olympic event) Gold: Kazakhstan 2 Silver: Turkiye 2 Bronze: Iran 1 Final Ranking and Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/csevent.ashx?cseventid=18032

Men's Individual Trap Gold: Massimo Fabbrizi Silver: James Willett Bronze: Khaled Almudhaf Final Ranking and Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/csevent.ashx?cseventid=18029

Women's Individual Trap Gold: Mar Molne Magrina Silver: Fatima Galvez Bronze: Catherine Skinner Final Ranking and Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/csevent.ashx?cseventid=18028

https://euro.eseuro.com/sports/419719.html p.s. if he's 17, I'm a 7-year young baby...

other than internet, I also have a motorized satellite dish (120cm) and the single satellite system available for all the apartments of the palace where I live. so, paid TV susbs: - Sky Italia @ 13 East (the main Italian pay-tv, of course), Sports package only (no Football package, but it's not a big loss, as they only have the Italian football as exclusive feature, the Champions/Europa League and some of the main European National leagues -ENG, GER, FRA- are on the sport pack) - Czech/Slovak TV provider Skylink @ 23.5 East (Kombi+ package, with the public sport channels from CZE and SVK and a few private sport networks like Sport1 & 2 + Nova Sport 1 & 2 + JOJ Sport and Arena Sport 1 SVK, which cover a lot of sports and especially almost all the Hockey I'm interested in) - a lot of free channels around the socalled Clarke Stripe and also some "not so free" ones, but still available with some kind of hardware and software (Dreambox STB for instance) - I used to have also a SRG (public Swiss) TV card, but now it's expired and I didn't replace it yet (and I don't know if I'll ever do it) Online Service subs: - ESPN Player (NHL Hockey full coverage -all games of the season, US College Sports and a few more events) - *MLB.tv (MLB and Dominican Winter League Baseball full coverage) - *NFL GamePass (NFL Football full coverage) - *Discovery+ (with all the Eurosport stuff and much more) all these, with a full yearly subscription (some of them* coming with a strong discount, however). then, normally only in late September/October (the season's climax), I also add JNEXT TV and i-KOR TV (Japanese and Korean IPTV services with all of their main TV channels) to watch the NPB and KBO Baseball playoffs. I also have a VPN, of course...and thanks to it, I can steal viewership of some more TV channels online (mainly public TV networks, like NPO/NOS or the Swedish STV Play, for instance) oh, I almost forgot Youtube and some free services coming directly from the world sports federations (like the Olympic Channel or Wrestling or Judo), which are always an important source for sports with lower media coverage. despite some discounts, in any case, I feel I'm still investing a lot (too much? ), but this is my passion, so, I don't care until I can afford it.

defeated in women's Doubles, saving us from an all-Chinese final.

Hockey Worlds and NHL mainly some Football (U-17 Euro & U-20 Worlds above all) MLB Baseball & NCAA Softball a few Olympic Sports (Rowing, Canoeing, Triathlon, Athletics, Judo) hope to be able to manage all that stuff p.s. and from next Monday, Taekwondo World Champs à go-go...

yes...

nice meet earlier Today in Savona men's 100m: Reece Prescod 9.94 (w+2.7), Yupun Abeykoon 10.01, Arthur Cissè 10.03 men's 200m: Reyner Mena 19.95 (w+1.6), Yancarlos Martinez 20.44 men's 400m: Eseosa Desalu 46.15, Edoardo Scotti 46.27, Brayan Lopez 46.33 men's 110m HS: Antonio Alkana 13.32 (w+2.5), Lorenzo Simonelli 13.45, Hassan Fofana 13.46; DNF Leonardo Tano (Siffredi) men's 400m HS: Abderrahman Samba 48.56, Alessandro Sibilio 48.72 (1st race after a full 11-month stoppage because of injury) men's Long Jump: Mattia Furlani (born 2005) 8.44 (w+2.2) men's Shot Put: Zane Weir 21.60, Leonardo Fabbri 21.09, Scott Lincoln 20.50 women's 100m: Daryl Neita 10.97 (w+1.0), Patrizia Van Der Weken 11.18 women's 200m: Dina Asher-Smith 22.63 (w+2.3), Dalia Kaddari 22.95 women's 400m: Laviai Nielsen 51.60, Justyna Swiety 52.18 women's 800m: Olha Lyakhova 2.01.79, Adriana Czapla 2.01.90 women's 100m HS: Reetta Hurske 12.80 (w? but I guess it was regular, as they listed the time as Meet record), Mette Graversgaard 12.83 women's Triple Jump: Thea Lafond 14.68 (w+2.9), Ottavia Cestonaro 13.99 (w+2.5), Dovilè Kilty 13.83 (w?) meanwhile in Kallithea, near Athens, Larissa Iapichino won the women's Long Jump with 6.83 (w. -1.8, her outdoor PB), way ahead of well known specialists like Kaddi Sagnia and others.

well, in any case in Venice they need canoeing specialists more than rowers...

by the way, also the Mixed Team competition is back to the old format for what concerns the finals, with both teams shooting 6 rounds of 8 targets (4 the man, 4 the woman) and counting all of them for the total result.

Mixed Team Skeet Gold: Italy 2 (Chiara Cainero & Tammaro Cassandro) Silver: Kazakhstan 2 (Assem Orynbay & Eduard Yechshenko) Bronze: Italy 1 (Diana Bacosi & Gabriele Rossetti) Final Ranking and Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/csevent.ashx?cseventid=18016

that's one point...the other being rowing the poorest sport on earth (if not on earth, in Italy for sure...our best athletes are students or people enrolled in the Military corpse -like in many other sports, but in Rowing they only rely on their salary, there's no chance to earn something extra by participating to global circuits like in swimming or athletics for instance)...