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we definitely have a different interpretation of the definition "Millennial"... to me (and I'm not the only one -YT sport climbing broadcasters for sure agree with me), it's just "those born in the year 2000 and later"...

and here's a quick update about Today's Road Cycling Test Event... https://www.insidethegames.biz/articles/1082422/ready-steady-tokyo-cycling-test-event http://www.cyclingnews.com/races/tokyo-2020-test-event-2019/results/

a few notes about the Surfing Test Event... https://www.olympicchannel.com/en/stories/news/detail/tokyo-2020-surfing-test-event-re-cap-qualification-japan/

I hope not... however, our team is really inconsistent...so, anything can happen... I don't expect much from our Epee guys (these guys), but who knows? it wouldn't be the first time they unexpectedly win global medals...

yeah... however, I saw the project of the renovation works and it looks it will become a wonderful hockey arena in the end...

that's also another reason...together with the local people's refusal to pay more taxes to help financing a completely new project...

because that venue and its iconic roof is considered a monument, a legacy of the World Expo they hosted quite a few years ago (in 1962)... and it's located in a sort of "protected area"... it's just like the San Siro Stadium in Milan...there's a too strong part of the local population that doesn't want to touch a structure that's considered an eternal part of the city landscape...

2019 Sport Climbing World Cup, Stage #9 (Briançon, FRA) Women's Lead Gold: Seo Chae Hyun Silver: Janja Garnbret Bronze: Natsuki Tanii

the young Korean sensation does it again! and this time beating Queen Janja herself... p.s. at the age of 20, Garnbret last night was the oldest climber in the field in the women's final...the only non "Millennial" (she was born in 1999)...

more than renovated...it's being completely rebuilt...only the old iconic roof will survive after all the works are completed...

I think it's more going down to KOR and the top 4 European teams (RUS, SUI, FRA and ITA) results...if the Koreans get out of the top 4 (and the "big 4" from Europe all make the same top 4 of the WR), then you are still the best remaining European team... difficult? yes... impossible? not at all...especially should KOR tomorrow end up in 5th or 6th place and not better than that (and should ITA beat Ukraine in the quarterfinals and eventually get on the podium)...

up... women's team Foil, Quarterfinals (Tomorrow) France vs Poland Japan vs Italy Russia vs South Korea Canada vs United States women's team Foil, 9th-16th Placements 9. Germany 10. Hungary 11. China 12. Ukraine 13. Hong Kong 14. Austria 15. Spain 16. Singapore men's team Epee, Quarterfinals (Tomorrow) Russia vs China Ukraine vs Italy France vs South Korea Switzerland vs Israel men's team Epee, 9th-16th Placements 9. Japan 10. Kazakhstan 11. Hungary 12. Denmark 13. Estonia 14. United States 15. Germany 16. Venezuela

Today's recap... Women's Team Epee Gold: China Silver: Russia Bronze: Italy Semifinals China b. Italy 44-31 Russia b. Ukraine 42-40 Bronze Medal Match Italy b. Ukraine 45-36 Gold Medal Match China b. Russia 29-28 Full Ranking (and Results) here: https://2019budapestfencing.com/files/hunfencing/2019_wfc_bud/swe-eq/index.php?page=clasfinal.htm Men's Team Sabre Gold: South Korea Silver: Hungary Bronze: Italy Semifinals South Korea b. Germany 45-22 Hungary b. Italy 45-38 Bronze Medal Match Italy b. Germany 45-38 Gold Medal Match South Korea b. Hungary 45-44 Full Ranking (and Results) here: https://2019budapestfencing.com/files/hunfencing/2019_wfc_bud/sms-eq/index.php?page=clasfinal.htm

rather, great comeback by Kolobova in the last stint, but broken Russian hearts when everybody thought she could land the final hit and instead the Chinese girl surprised her with a flashy attack and finally took the gold medal home... meanwhile, it was really a fantastic match between HUN and KOR in the men's team sabre final...so far, under both a purely technical and the emotional point of view, clearly the highlight of the championship...imho...

luckily Rein is beating by himself, not having enough patience when he still had a minute to manage... now it's too late...even Fichera can't waste 6 hits in 14 seconds...

Fichera must be one of the greatest idiots in the world... how the hell is he giving a chance to a well beaten German team?

men's team Sabre, 5th-16th Placements 5. Russia 6. Iran 7. Georgia 8. Romania 9. France 10. United States 11. China 12. Japan 13. Ukraine 14. Great Britain 15. Canada 16. Egypt

men's team Sabre, Semifinals Hungary b. Italy 45-38 South Korea b. Germany 45-22

Ikee I really doubt will swim anymore (at competitive level, at least)... I don't know exactly what type of leukemia she got and how her treatment is going, but we can say she's lucky if she can have a decent life for the next few years... returning to competitive sport is not impossible, but highly unlikely... however, I wish her the best and I hope she can beat that fuc*in' disease...

Horton more and more my idol!!!! refusing to jump on the same podium as Sun Yang... great...well done, Mick...

naaa...I think it's more something about the TV camera perspective...

Titmuuuuuuusssssssss!!!!!!!!

Korea are just destroying Germany...37-17 right now... Hungary slightly ahead of Italy in the other semifinal match...

women's team Foil, Quarterfinals (Tomorrow) France vs Poland Japan vs Italy Russia vs South Korea Canada vs United States

yeah, 6 girls in 10/100 fighting for the minor medals...still something remarkable... and this time it's Codia benefiting from some strange timekeeping (or tv camera perspective)...he never looked within the top 3, but finally they have him among the best 3...