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Women's Cadet Team Sabre Final Results Gold: Hungary Silver: Russia Bronze: Italy Semifinals: Hungary b. Turkey 45-26 Russia b. Italy 45-28 Bronze Medal Match: Italy b. Turkey 45-23 Gold Medal Match: Hungary b. Russia 45-42  Here is the Full Final Ranking (and Results) from Today's competition: https://www.fencingtimelive.com/events/results/2F12EA3370F44320BA7670C45A30984F

Women's Cadet Team Epee Final Results Gold: Hungary Silver: Ukraine Bronze: Poland Semifinals: Hungary b. Poland 45-41 Ukraine b. Russia 45-44 Bronze Medal Match: Poland b. Russia 45-33 Gold Medal Match: Hungary b. Ukraine 45-38  Here is the Full Final Ranking (and Results) from Today's competition: https://www.fencingtimelive.com/events/results/77BD0E8DE41B499A9C188209CF3DBC35

Ok, I thought it was the French NOC that took the decision together with the COJO (at least, that's what I read...but obviously the news was not correct)... for what it matters, I'll be more precise next time...

this decision obviously would have been up to the organizers... they could have opt for an already famous and iconic landmark (under the Tour Eiffel, for instance...or at the Grand Palais, where the Fencing Worlds were held in 2010) or for a less known urban area, where to shed a "new light"... it's not that you can have both things, but they offered the local organizers a choice between this 2 situations... unfortunately, the Fench Olympic Committee did opt for a third idea (the worst of them all, so far...but they could still go further, I'm sure )...the new exclusion of Squash from the Olympic program, also in 2024...

yes, I wrote their performance in the actual WC race 'cause they all qualified for that through the NC race... but, as you said, probably the Asian titles would have been awarded already after the NC race, in case there were enough competitors... however, that's just a theory, being the sad truth that there were no lugers enough to contest a continental championship...

Joint statement from WSF and PSA on Paris 2024 Olympic sports proposal WSF and PSA have met the announcement on the proposed selection of additional sports for the Paris 2024 Olympic Programme with great disappointment. The proposed list of four sports only [ surfing, climbing, skateboarding and breakdancing ] of which three sports are already confirmed by the IOC on the Tokyo 2020 Olympic programme, leads to a belief that Paris 2024 and the IOC favoured sports already in the Olympic programme, leaving practically no opportunity for other sports. The unity that our sport enjoys globally is exceptional and is getting stronger by the day. WSF and PSA are supported by the entire squash community and, with our athletes at the forefront, have run a strong campaign that respected the timeline and the criteria set by Paris 2024 and the IOC. During the campaign, we showed that squash has a vibrant and real forward-looking programme rooted in constant innovation, which strives for more inclusiveness and sustainability, youth engagement and equality across all of our activities in and outside of the court. We truly believe squash could seamlessly integrate into the Olympic programme with minimal costs and an optimised pool of participants. Our unique interactive glass court would allow squash to bring a lot of additional excitement and spectacular action to any iconic monument of the host city or shed a new light on less known urban areas, while also helping to engage young people in the sport from day one of the preparations and well beyond the Olympic Games.

2019 PSA Squash World Championships (Chicago, USA) Players qualified to the Round of Last #16 Women Raneem El Welily (#1 Seed) Alison Waters (#9) Victoria Lust (#15) Nouran Gohar (#8) Laura Massaro (#7) Annie Au (#12) Melissa Alves Nour El Tayeb (#3) Joelle King (#4) Joey Chan (#18) Nicol David (#13) Camille Serme (#5) Sarah-Jane Perry (#6) Tesni Evans (#10) Amanda Sobhy (#11) Nour El Sherbini (#2) Men Mohamed El Shorbagy (#1 Seed) Leo Au James Willstrop (#16) Miguel Rodriguez (#6) Marwan El Shorbagy (#8) Ryan Cuskelly (#14) Mohamed Abouelghar (#9) Tarek Momen (#4) Simon Rösner (#3) Borja Golan Saurav Ghosal (#11) Joel Makin Paul Coll (#7) Fares Dessouky (#13) Mazen Hesham Ali Farag (#2)

2019 World Cup, Stage #1 (New Delhi, IND) Men's Individual 10m Air Rifle Gold: Sergey Kamenskiy Silver: Liu Yukun Bronze: Hui Zicheng Olympic Quota: China, Austria

Grand Slam (Düsseldorf, GER) Day #3 Recap Final day of the Düsseldorf Grand Slam tournament, and, surprise surprise, today Japan only won 2 Gold Medals out of 5 weight classes... thier winners from today are Kentaro Iida (men's -100kg) and Hisayoshi Harasawa (men's +100kg)... the other 3 Gold Medals, instead, went to Azerbaijan (Mammadali Mehdiyev, men's -90kg), Brazil (Mayra Aguiar, women's -78kg) and Cuba (Idalys Ortiz, women's +78kg)... in total, Japan won 9 Gold Medals this week, meanwhile Kosovo, Great Britain, Brazil, Cuba and Azerbaijan won 1 Gold Medal each... among the other Nations, the best in the medal table were Russia and South Korea, with 4 and 3 Silver Medals respectively... Full Rankings, here: https://live.ijf.org/gs_ger2019/results

not a bad home champs for Italy at the end of the cadet individual events...we lead the medal table with 2 Gold Medals and we have 9 in total (in 6 events)... it could have gone worse...

Antonino Pizzolato is back from his NT ban (for disciplinary reasons, not for doping)... today he was 3rd in the -81kg (he lifted 349kg in total) behind Li Daying and Jon Wi Choe... hopefyully he'll improve by the time of the European Champs...

Women's Cadet Individual Foil Final Results Gold: Matilde Calvanese Silver: Erika Nekifor Bronze: Aleksandra Korablina & Margherita Lorenzi Semifinals: Nekifor b. Korablina 15-13 Calvanese b. Lorenzi 15-10 Gold Medal Match: Calvanese b. Nekifor 15-11  Here is the Full Final Ranking (and Results) from Today's competition: https://www.fencingtimelive.com/events/results/4F2CCB884A0F4888905E2064406E8ABC

Men's Cadet Individual Epee Final Results Gold: Vladimir Tolasov Silver: Levente Bartko Bronze: Dario Remondini & Simone Mencarelli Semifinals: Bartko b. Remondini 15-14 Tolasov b. Mencarelli 15-7 Gold Medal Match: Tolasov b. Bartko 15-9  Here is the Full Final Ranking (and Results) from Today's competition: https://www.fencingtimelive.com/events/results/BB227E214B294DEA9E4173221597F3F8

technically, not (as they don't have 2 spots in both the men and women's air pistol)... in practice, now they have 2 men and 2 women qualified in 2 different pistoil disciplines, therefore I guess they can start them in the pistol mixed event, provided they score the MQS in the air pistol...

Women's Individual Sabre (Cairo, EGY) Final Results Gold: Sofya Velikaya Silver: Choi Soo Yeon Bronze: Cecilia Berder & Olga Kharlan Semifinals: Velikaya b. Berder 15-14 Choi b. Kharlan 15-14 Gold Medal Match: Velikaya b. Choi 15-12  Here is the Full Final Ranking (and Results) from Today's competition: http://fie.org/competitions/2019/152/results/rank

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2019 World Cup, Stage #1 (New Delhi, IND) Women's Individual 25m Pistol Gold: Veronika Major Silver: Zhang Jingjing Bronze: Haniyeh Rostamiyan Olympic Quota: Hungary, China

2019 World Cup, Stage #1 (New Delhi, IND) Men's Individual 10m Air Pistol Gold: Chaudhary Saurabh Silver: Damir Mikec Bronze: Pang Wei Olympic Quota: India, Serbia

and it's also final WR for Saurabh...

not so much...at least, he got the Olympic quota (and a silver medal in this event)... today, the Indian guy is not to be beaten...

by the way, it's the worst tv coverage I've ever seen in shooting sport... poor graphics, no idea on how to shoot a shooting competition and awful 360p picture quality...shame on the organizers!

2019 World Cup, Stage #1 (New Delhi, IND) Men's Individual 50m 3-Position Rifle Gold: Istvan Peni Silver: Sergey Kamenskiy Bronze: Marco De Nicolo Olympic Quota: Hungary, Italy

Grand Slam (Düsseldorf, GER) Day #2 Recap Second day, but still the same music... Today, 4 weight classes were contested...and Japan won the Gold Medal in 3 of them... Today's Japanese champions are: Shohei Ono (men's -73kg), Sotaro Fujiwara (men's -81kg) and Miku Tashiro (women's -63kg)... meanwhile the only non-Japanese winner is Sally Conway (women's -70kg)... therefore, after 2 out of 3 competition days, Japan lead the medal table with 7 Gold Medals (out of possible 9) and Kosovo and Great Britain follow, sharing the remaining 2 Gold Medals (1 each, of course)... Full Rankings here: https://live.ijf.org/gs_ger2019/results

Men's Individual Sabre (Cairo, EGY) Final Results Gold: Oh Sanguk Silver: Aron Szilagyi Bronze: Sandro Bazadze & Kim Jun Ho Semifinals: Szilagyi b. Bazadze 15-5 Oh b. Kim 15-7 Gold Medal Match: Oh b. Szilagyi 15-10  Here is the Full Final Ranking (and Results) from Today's competition: http://fie.org/competitions/2019/158/results/rank

and in fact, Emanuele Nardella, the lowest ranked among the 4 guys in the semifinals, won the Gold Medal... it's official...I'm the king of jinx p.s. today's events recap in the previous page...