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not to mention that Russia obviously won quite easily the final Medal Table with 3 Gold Medals (and more side dish)... they were followed by 7 different Nations with "only" 1 Gold Medal each, among which China (3 Silver medals and 1 Bronze) and Turkey (2 Silver medals) were the most successful in terms of "minor" medal placings...

2019 AIBA Women's Boxing World Championships, Medallists Recap -48kg Gold: Ekaterina Paltceva Silver: Manju Rani Bronze: Chuthamat Raksat & Demie Resztan -51kg* Gold: Liliya Aetbaeva Silver: Busenaz Cakiroglu Bronze: Pang Chol Mi & Mery Kom Hmangte -54kg Gold: Huang Hsiao-Wen Silver: Caroline Cruveillier Bronze: Jamuna Boro & Mikiah Kreps -57kg* Gold: Nesthy Petecio Silver: Liudmila Vorontsova Bronze: Lin Yu-Ting & Karriss Artingstall -60kg* Gold: Beatriz Iasmin Ferreira Silver: Wang Cong Bronze: Mira Potkonen & Rashida S. Q. Ellis -64kg Gold: Dou Dan Silver: Angela Carini Bronze: Ekaterina Dynnik & Milana Safronova -69kg* Gold: Busenaz Surmeneli Silver: Yang Liu Bronze: Lovlina Borgohain & Saadat Dalgatova -75kg* Gold: Lauren Louise Price** Silver: Nouchka Mireille Fontijn** Bronze: Tammara Thibeault & Khadija Mardi -81kg Gold: Zenfira Magomedalieva Silver: Elif Guneri Bronze: Wang Lina & Nguyen Thi Huong +81kg Gold: Danielle Perkins Silver: Yang Xiaoli Bronze: Dina Islambekova & Katsiaryna Kavaleva * = Olympic Classes ** = Fontijn actually won the Gold Medal bout, but the result was appealed by Wales and finally it was overturned, gifting the Welsh team of the Gold Medal and relegating the Netherlands to the Silver Medal position... p.s. just for the memories, the original judges of the Price vs Fontijn bout were from Philippines, Belarus, North Korea, China and Sri Lanka...

the last bout... Danielle Perkins almost KOed Yang Xiaoli (she did even knocked her down once...she literally destroyed her)...and the judges (all 5) still managed to score the bout "only" 30-27 for the American fighter...

yes, and finally the Russian girl went on to win a really undeserved Gold medal (also her win in today's final bout was quite controversial)... and apparently the Welsh team appealed against Price's loss to Fontijn in the -75kg Gold Medal match... they stopped the victory ceremony after presenting the 2 Bronze medallists and delayed the whole presentation to a later moment (right now we're just watching the last of today's fights...there's no much time left to take a definitive decision)...

yay! first ever Italian podium in the WSL circuit! pity that Leo wasn't able to take part into the ISA World Games because of that fuc*in' shoulder injury that ruined most of his season)... hopefylly, he's going to get an Olympic spot next year (even if it's going to be extremely difficult)...

Stage #9, Quiksilver Pro France (Leemore, CA, USA) Gold: Jeremy Flores Silver: Italo Ferreira Bronze: Jack Freestone & Leonardo Fioravanti Full Ranking: https://www.worldsurfleague.com/events/2019/mct/2923/quiksilver-pro-france/results?resultsType=prizes

Stage #8, Freshwater Pro (Leemore, CA, USA) Gold: Gabriel Medina Silver: Filipe Toledo Bronze: Owen Wright & Griffin Colapinto Full Ranking: https://www.worldsurfleague.com/events/2019/mct/2920/freshwater-pro/results?resultsType=prizes

Stage #7, Freshwater Pro (Leemore, CA, USA) Gold: Lakey Peterson Silver: Johanne Defay Bronze: Caroline Marks & Carissa Moore Full Ranking: https://www.worldsurfleague.com/events/2019/wct/2921/freshwater-pro/results?resultsType=prizes

Men's Street, Final Result Gold: Vincent Milou Silver: Axel Cruysberghs Bronze: Jaakko Ojanen Championship Full Result http://www.worldskate.org/skateboarding/results/category/673-european-championships-2019.html?download=4137:men-full-results-street-european-championship-nizhny-novgorod-2019

Men's Rings Gold: Ibrahim Colak, 15.233 Pts Silver: Marco Lodadio, 15.000 Pts Bronze: Ait Said Samir, 14.800 Pts Full Results: https://live.gymnastics.sport/link.php?id=2806

sorry, for not answering earlier...but I had to go preparing the dinner for my dad and myself... could you give me some more details? p.s. Igor Cassina (commentating for our National TV) said the opposite...it was close, but Lodadio was better in his opinion...

meh I'm not an expert, but to my eyes Lodadio's exercise was better than Colak's... what do you think about it?

the rules are simple...only 1 boat per NOC can qualify (unless a NOC wins 2 events, which didn't happen), so all the other non winning boats from those NOCs must be "discarded" from the final rankings...

did you expect anything else from this event? they (the Russians) just bought it as a "last minute" flight to build their chances to send someone to the Olympic Games... even the scoring scale is different from the usual competitions (never seen those 100/200 scores before)

I think you messed the genders up (CIV was 5th in the B Final in the W1X, for instance...and this can't give her any qualification spot)...

Final Recap (don't trust those Facebook pages) Men's Lightweight Double Sculls Algeria Women's Lightweight Double Sculls Tunisia Men's Single Sculls Q#1 Egypt Q#2 Zimbabwe ( Tunisia) NOT Qualified because they already have 1 winning Boat ( Algeria) NOT Qualified because they already have 1 winning Boat Q#3 Benin Q#4 Ivory Coast Q#5 Lybia (Winners of the B Final) Women's Single Sculls Q#1 Namibia ( Algeria) NOT Qualified because they already have 1 winning Boat ( Zimbabwe) NOT Qualified because they came 2nd in the Men's Event Q#2 Morocco ( Tunisia) NOT Qualified because they already have 1 winning Boat ( Egypt) NOT Qualified because they already have 1 winning Boat Q#3 Uganda (Winners of the B Final) Q#4 Togo (Runner-up of the B Final) Q#5 Nigeria (3rd ranked in the B Final)

facial expressions say it all...there's no need for the graphics with the actual scores...

Women's Uneven Bars Gold: Nina Derwael, 15.233 Pts Silver: Rebecca Downie, 15.000 Pts Bronze: Sunisa Lee, 14.800 Pts Full Results: https://live.gymnastics.sport/link.php?id=2805

and Biles won't win the Uneven Bars (probably she won't even make the podium)... only 14.700 for her (she's already 3rd after 3 starters)...

Men's Pommel Horse Gold: Max Whitlock, 15.500 Pts Silver: Lee Chih Kai, 15.433 Pts Bronze: Rhys McClenaghan, 15.400 Pts Full Results: https://live.gymnastics.sport/link.php?id=2804

Women's Street, Final Result Gold: Keet Oldenbeuving Silver: Lore Bruggeman Bronze: Roos Zwetsloot Championship Full Result http://www.worldskate.org/skateboarding/results/category/673-european-championships-2019.html?download=4135:women-s-full-results-street-european-championship-nizhnynovgorod-2019

Women's Vault Gold: Simone Biles, 15.399 Pts Silver: Jade Carey, 14.883 Pts Bronze: Elissa Downie, 14.816 Pts Full Results: https://live.gymnastics.sport/link.php?id=2803

Men's Floor Gold: Carlos Edriel Yulo, 15.300 Pts Silver: Artem Dolgopyat, 15.200 Pts Bronze: Xiao Ruoteng, 14.933 Pts Full Results: https://live.gymnastics.sport/link.php?id=2802

2019 Shotgun Shooting World Cup Final (Al Ain, UAE) Men's Skeet Gold: Luigi Lodde Silver: Vincent Hancock Bronze: Azmy Mehelba

that's well possible...our swimming federation in the last 10 years improved a lot in both the technical and the financial mangement...and now iot's one of the richest federations in Italy (thanks mainly to the good results, as funding released by NOC is based mainly on that)... and Open Water Swimming has always been well supported, it's never been the black sheep of the federation (probably because they were already winning world medals when our pool swimmers still used to struggle a lot even in the European context)...