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Stage #10, MEO Rip Curl Pro Portugal (Peniche, POR) Gold: Italo Ferreira Silver: Jordy Smith Bronze: Kanoa Igarashi & Caio Ibelli Full Ranking: https://www.worldsurfleague.com/events/2019/mct/2924/meo-rip-curl-pro-portugal/results?resultsType=prizes

Day #4 Medallists Individual Kumite men's U-21, -60kg Gold: Christos-Stefanos Xenos Silver: Meshari Alzuabi Bronze: Moamen Mohamed & Yerkinbek Baitureyev men's U-21, -67kg Gold: Abilmansur Batyrgali Silver: Omer Abdurrahim Ozer Bronze: Anass Alami & Abdalla Hesham Abdelgawad men's U-21, -75kg Gold: Yassine Sekouri Silver: Hamza Turulja Bronze: Abdalla Mamduh Abdelaziz & Kilian Cizo men's U-21, -84kg Gold: Thameur Slimani Silver: Raybak Abdesselem Bronze: Youssef Badaw & Samed Gok men's U-21, +84kg Gold: Taha Tarek Mahmoud Silver: Mehdi Filali Bronze: Mohammed El Bahry & Brandon Carr

Grand Slam (Abu Dhabi, UAE) Day #3 Recap South Korea, thanks to the 2 Gold Medals (Cho Gu Ham, men's -100kg & Han Mi Jin, women's +78kg) won in the 3rd and last day of action, topped the Medal Table at the end of the tournament with 3 Gold Medals... Today's remaining Gold Medal went to: Nikoloz Sherazadishvili (men's -90kg), Roy Meyer (men's +100kg) and Klara Apotekar (women's -78kg) Following the Koreans, in the final Medal Table the Netherlands and Slovenia ranked second and third respectively, both with 2 Gold and 1 Silver Medal, but the Dutch having won also 1 Bronze medal more than the rivals... Finally, 7 more Nations ( Ukraine, Kosovo, People's Republic of Korea, Kazakhstan, Italy, Turkey and Spain) won 1 Gold Medal each... Full Results, here: http://www.ippon.org/gs_uae2019.php

first race of the year...and here we go already with a serious looking injury... poor Bernadette...

Seoul Doosan Bears sweep the 2019 Korean Series bottom of the 9th inning: the Bears are 3-0 ahead in the series and 9-8 ahead in game #4... the 1st out has already been registered, but suddenly the Kiwoom Heroes manage to load the bases...1 more hit and the series is likely to go to game #5... but a badly "chopped" swing by Kim Gyu-Min does waste the second out for the Heroes, allowing the pitcher to easily catch the ball and complete the forced out at home base... then, on the following play, what looked an easy play for Doosan's third baseman became a capital mistake and allowed Kiwoom to at least tie the game, but that was the only run they managed to score...so, a 10th inning was required... and in the top of the 10th, the Bears immediately jumped all over the Heroes' pitcher and scored the 2 runs that gave them the victory in this match and the clean sweep in the entire series... before this decisive moments, the first 5 innings of the game have been an amazing slugfest, with the Heroes taking a large lead after only 2 fractions, but allowing the Bears a big 5-run comeback in the 5th, which proved to be the key moment of today's meet... then things settled down for quite a while, before the final fireworks... and finally, after a 5-hour battle, the Doosan Bears could start the party... game #4 final score: Doosan Bears, 11 beat Kiwoom Heroes, 9 2019 Korean Series Final Result: Doosan Bears, 4 beat Kiwoom Heroes, 0 game #4 boxscore https://mykbostats.com/games/7443-Doosan-vs-Kiwoom-20191026 game #4 highlights https://sports.news.naver.com/kbaseball/vod/index.nhn?category=kbo&tab=game&listType=game&date=20191026&gameId=77771026OBWO02019&teamCode=&playerId=&keyword=&id=601842&page=1 game #4 full match replay https://sports.news.naver.com/kbaseball/vod/index.nhn?category=kbo&tab=&listType=game&date=20191026&gameId=77771026OBWO02019&teamCode=&playerId=&keyword=&id=601873&page=3

and it's over! China fly to Tokyo, Belgium can only blame themselves...

said that, they scored...1-1

Belgian girls don't even have idea on how to make the Chinese goalie move before shooting...

drama! big drama in China... Belgium gave up 2 goals in the final 5 mins and now they have to go to the shootout to try and save their asses...

I can already say that next year we're going to have the worst Summer Olympics ever...sure... I'm so disappointed with Japan (and IOC)... I had so high expectations...they already demolished them all...awful outdoor venues, doubtful choice of some venues, overrun presence of non-sport events, crazy schedule... maybe it's time for me to leave the "Olympic sport" coverage once and forever...

you can always use a vpn... by the way, I saw a few unofficial videos of almost all the events still on youtube...maybe those are available worldwide... p.s. maybe NOS website could be an option, if they have an archive...

hoping that they're not geo-blocked in your Country (in Italy they are unavailable) women's all-around final men's all-around final apparatus finals, day 1 apparatus finals, day 2

all matches are live here: www.fih.live

https://www.sportdata.org/kickboxing/set-online/veranstaltung_info_main.php?active_menu=calendar&vernr=626&ver_info_action=catauslist#a_eventheadend

thanks... tbh, I don't remember the details, but at the time I had a couple of bouts not exactly going according to my personal scorecard... yeah, Jalolov didn't do much in the final and I guess he won more because of his status than for what he actually did on the ring...I only wanted to say that he was the pre-competition favourite and not taking him as the winner before the final wasn't a mainstream choice... by the way...yeah, as often happened in the aiba events even in the past, the finals didn't have any shameful verdict (especially compared to the women's worlds), but the earlier rounds...

@bestmen must have taken a special exemption to the Islamic principles and now he's completely drunk after a wild party following Helassa's win earlier today...

Day #3 Medallists Individual Kumite women's Juniors, -48kg Gold: Yasmin Nasr Elgewily Silver: Elizaveta Grigoleva Bronze: Aleksandra Grujic & Margot Soulier women's Juniors, -53kg Gold: Assma Charif Silver: Ivana Kamenova Bronze: Erika Batakujevic & Polina Gurenko women's Juniors, -59kg Gold: Ivana Perovic Silver: Nora Benedicte Handelsby Bronze: Oksana Bazeliuk & Emma Marie Elisabeth women's Juniors, +59kg Gold: Marina Vukovic Silver: Valeriia Golubeva Bronze: Nour Ehab Aboshowyka & Niamh Junner men's Juniors, -55kg Gold: Ayoub Anis Helassa Silver: Abdel Alì Jina Bronze: Afef Ghaith & Sultan Huseynov men's Juniors, -61kg Gold: Ahmed Aiman Lofty Silver: Huseyn Mammadli Bronze: Abdallah Hammad & Jacob Smart men's Juniors, -68kg Gold: Bojan Boskovic Silver: Daniil Gretskii Bronze: Daniele De Vivo & Hasan Masarweh men's Juniors, -76kg Gold: Mehdi Sriti Silver: Diego Guerra Bronze: Mahmoud Gaber Mansour & Huseyn Huseynzade men's Juniors, +76kg Gold: Hazem Ahmed Mohamed Silver: Benjamin Nunez Bronze: Antonio Angel Alvarez Aviles & Dawid Sobkowiak

great score...I surely couldn't do near as good...but do you really think that all weight classes had the "right" verdict? p.s. not predicting the Gold Medal for Jalolov (even before the start of the championship, not only before the final bout) imho was really a brave choice...

tomorrow's Start List https://www.fis-ski.com/DB/general/results.html?sectorcode=AL&raceid=100025

Grand Slam (Abu Dhabi, UAE) Day #2 Recap Second day of action in Abu Dhabi and once again we had great balance between the participating Nations, with the 4 Gold Medals awarded today going to 4 different Countries (different also from those winning yesterday's Golds)... so, now we have 9 Nations at the top of the medal table with "only" 1 Gold Medal each... Today's Gold Medal winners are: Bilal Ciloglu (men's -73kg), Lee Moon-Jin (men's -81kg), Tina Trstenjak (women's -63kg) and Kim Polling (women's -70kg) Full Results, here: http://www.ippon.org/gs_uae2019.php

2019 Korean Series, game #3 a big 3rd inning (a double, a triple, a 2-run shot and a couple of mistakes by the Heroes) was enough for the Doosan Bears to put also the 3rd game of the Korean Series in the bag (5-0 the final score)... today, the Kiwoom Heroes' presence was totally unfelt...just a few hits collected by the home team here and there, but nothing that could put the Bears under some pressure... very disappointing match, especially if compared with the first 2 of this same series... now the Doosan Bears lead the series 3-0 and are just 1 win away from the title... the possible clincher, game #4, is scheduled for tomorrow @ 2 p.m. local time, 7 a.m. CET... game #3 boxscore https://mykbostats.com/games/7442-Doosan-vs-Kiwoom-20191025 game #3 highlights https://sports.news.naver.com/kbaseball/vod/index.nhn?category=kbo&tab=game&listType=game&date=20191025&gameId=77771025OBWO02019&teamCode=&playerId=&keyword=&id=601528&page=1 game #3 full replay https://sports.news.naver.com/kbaseball/vod/index.nhn?category=kbo&tab=&listType=game&date=20191025&gameId=77771025OBWO02019&teamCode=&playerId=&keyword=&id=601529&page=3

in the meantime, literally in a few seconds the 3rd game of the 2019 Korean Series is set to start... right now, the Seoul Doosan Bears lead the series (best-of-7) 2-0 against the Seoul Kiwoom Heroes after 2 thrilling walk-off wins in the first 2 home games... for those who are interested, today's game can be watched live on this website (where later tonight also highlights and full game replay will be available)... https://sports.news.naver.com/tv/index.nhn?uCategory=kbaseball&category=kbo&gameId=77771025OBWO02019

Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks confirm themselves on the throne of NPB The Hawks won also game #4 of the 2019 Japan Series (4-3 the final score, with the damage done in the 4th inning, when 3 runs entered for the hosts and once again nothing could then do the Giants, despite another late effort...the Moinelo -setup man- and Mori -closer- combo shut the last Yomiuri's hopes down for the 4th time in a row) and swept the series 4-0... Hawks' Cuban star Yurisbel Gracial was awarded the Japan Series MVP (a well deserved MVP award, I must admit)... It's the 3rd title in a row for the team from Fukuoka, the 5th in the last 6 years, the 7th in the new Century and the 10th overall since the NPB established in 1950... game #4 boxscore http://npb.jp/bis/eng/2019/games/s2019102301841.html

by the way, going back to the question, in the past few days I gave a look at the 1964 Olympic sites for Rowing and Canoeing (which were different)... and they are gazillion times more attractive than this sh*t of 2020, especially Lake Sagami (the canoeing site in 1964), which looks a lovely place... imho, they should have used that venue for Rowing, Sprint Canoeing, Open Water Swimming and Triathlon also in 2020... https://www.google.it/search?q=Lake+Sagami+pictures&tbm=isch&source=hp&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi-rLuXibflAhWhy6YKHdeAChIQ7Al6BAgHECQ&biw=1920&bih=1199

Karate has objective criteria to determine how points are scored... p.s. and Citius = faster is one of them...