phelps

however, looking at the first 3 training runs, it's clear that women's luge already has a winner before the competition starts... and guess what? it's from should edge out for silver and bronze, but I wouldn't count the second out yet

just click on the "Rank" item and you get the results sorted by time...and you can choose if you like it from first to last or viceversa

well, my schedule doesn't think the same... Hockey season, Basketball season, NFL playoffs, Handball and Waterpolo Europeans, Wintersports season (with all the not-to-be-missed "classics"), Fencing season, Football Asian and African Cup... last weekend was already dramatic to follow, the next one is even worse...

look at Waterpolo, the same Fencing (which is even more hypocrite, because the reserve is always with the team, also during the competition, ready to come in if needed -even for merely tactical decision- but then, once he/she's in they can't change anymore) IOC are just a buch of idiots, trying to ruin the sport as much as they can in the name of their stupid "agenda"

my personal ranking... 1.,2.,3.,4.,5.,6.,7.,8.,9.,10. Hockey _______________________ 11.women's Field Hockey 12.women's Handball 13.men's Basketball 14.Waterpolo and Volleyball, but only if are involved in the medal games 15.men's Handball 16.men's Field Hockey __________________________ 17.>99.I'd rather watch padel, pickleball and breakdance _________________________ 100.women's Hockey, but only a Gold Medal game vs 101.women's Basketball, but only selected games _________________________ Football and Rugby 7's don't count anything to me, no place in the standings for them

I see no mistake... by the way, I hope women's Alpine Skiing won't be a one-woman show... even if looking at finishing high in the medal table would be a nice "novum"

Ranking Series ( Zagreb) Day #5 Champions Men's Greco-Roman -55kg: Adem Burak Uzun -60kg: () Sadyk Lalaev -72kg: Ulvi Ganizade -82kg: Erik Szilvassy -97kg: () Abubakar Khaslakhanau -130kg: Fardin Hedayati

what a disappointing performance by they just couldn't score, like the women...there must be something in the air in this fuckin' place

Men's Team Foil the following Teams have already qualified to the Olympic Games Egypt France Italy Japan United States

Women's Team Foil the following Teams have already qualified to the Olympic Games Canada China France Italy Japan United States

Men's Individual Sabre Grand Prix ( Tunis) Gold: Colin Heathcock Silver: Fares Ferjani Bronze: Sandro Bazadze & Aron Szilagyi Semifinals Heathcock b. Szilagyi 15-13 Ferjani b. Bazadze 15-14 Final Heathcock b. Ferjani 15-9 Full Ranking & Results https://fie.org/competitions/2024/1432?tab=results

Women's Individual Sabre Grand Prix ( Tunis) Gold: Lucia Martin-Portugues Silver: Nisanur Erbil Bronze: Choi Sebin & Chiara Mormile Semifinals Martin-Portugues b. Mormile 15-6 Erbil b. Choi 15-14 Final Martin-Portugues b. Erbil 15-5 Full Ranking & Results https://fie.org/competitions/2024/1431?tab=results

Men's Team Foil Current OQR after Today's event 368 Q by Ranking 346 Q by Ranking 332 Q by Ranking 277 Q by Ranking ____________________________________________________ 264 Q by Continental Quota (Asia) 235 220 Q by Continental Quota (Europe) 216 215 Q by Continental Quota (Africa) 183 167 160 159 137 Q by Continental Quota (Pan-America) 133 122 115 Green = Mathematically Qualified

Men's Team Foil ( Paris) Gold: United States Silver: Japan Bronze: France Semifinals USA b. Italy 45-44 Japan b. France 45-43 Bronze Medal Match France b. Italy 45-32 Gold Medal Match USA b. Japan 45-39 Full Ranking & Results https://fie.org/competitions/2024/208?tab=results

Women's Team Foil Current OQR after Today's event 412 Q by Ranking 338 Q by Ranking 324 Q by Ranking 292 Q by Ranking _________________________________________________________ 246 Q by Continental Quota (Pan-America) 224 Q by Continental Quota (Asia) 214 Q by Continental Quota (Europe) 210 185 169 164 162 151 137 134 126 Q by Continental Quota (Africa) 115 Green = Mathematically Qualified

Women's Team Foil ( Paris) Gold: Italy Silver: France Bronze: Poland Semifinals Italy b. Japan 45-31 France b. Poland 45-38 Bronze Medal Match Poland b. Japan 44-41 Gold Medal Match Italy b. France 45-41 Full Ranking & Results https://fie.org/competitions/2024/755?tab=results

yes

Final Medal Table 4 / 4 / 2 4 / 2 / 0 1 / 1 / 4 0 / 1 / 1 0 / 0 / 1 0 / 1 / 0 0 / 0 / 1

men's 5000m Relay Gold: Netherlands Silver: Belgium Bronze: Poland Full Results https://shorttrack.sportresult.com/Results.aspx?evt=11213100000117&gen=m&ref=67025&view=rou

according to the results so far, in the women's Team Foil and are mathematically qualified to Paris 2024 the only fights still open are those for the European spot ( vs , with the teams that at the end of the day will be separated by 1 point in favor of to 4 points in favor of , depending on Today's final results) and trying to save their 16th place in the OQR (at the end of Today's tournament, will have an advantage between 11 and 13 points over their only contender, )

just threw a 36-28 lead away against the in the men's semifinal thanks to Garozzo, of course...why is he still closing our assaults when he's not anymore even among the top 4 italians???

women's 3000m Relay Gold: Netherlands Silver: Italy Bronze: France Full Results https://shorttrack.sportresult.com/Results.aspx?evt=11213100000117&gen=w&ref=67021&view=rou

Mixed 2000m Relay Gold: Netherlands Silver: Poland Bronze: Belgium Full Results https://shorttrack.sportresult.com/Results.aspx?evt=11213100000117&gen=x&ref=67029&view=rou

Sighel just made a Sighel

men's 1000m Gold: Pietro Sighel Silver: Niall Treacy Bronze: Stijn Desmet Full Results https://shorttrack.sportresult.com/Results.aspx?evt=11213100000117&gen=m&ref=67018&view=rou