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  1. Men's Freestyle semis (the winners qualify for the Games):

     

     -74kg

    Jabrayil HASANOV (AZE) vs. Suren KHACHATRYAN (ARM) TF, 10-0
    Taimuraz FRIEV NASKIDAEVA (ESP) vs. Jakob MAKARASHVILI (GEO) 8-12

     

    -86kg

    Amarhajy MAHAMEDAU (BLR) vs. Ibragim ALDATOV (UKR) 3-3

    Istvan VEREB (HUN) vs. Radoslaw MARCINKIEWICZ (POL) 8-3

     

    Men's Greco-Roman semis (the winners qualify for the Games):

     

    - 75kg

    Zurabi DATUNASHVILI (GEO) vs. Karapet CHALYAN (ARM) 2-1
    Igor BESLEAGA (MDA) vs. Viktor NEMES (SRB) 0-3

     

    -85kg

    Alexey MISHIN (RUS) vs. Denis Maksymilian KUDLA (GER) 3-0
    Nikolay Nikolaev BAYRYAKOV (BUL) vs. Artur OMAROV (CZE) TF, 4-2

     

    Women's Wrestling semis (the winners qualify for the Games):

     

    - 58kg

    Mimi Nikolova HRISTOVA (BUL) vs. Luisa Helga Gerda NIEMESCH (GER) FALL, 4-0
    Oksana HERHEL (UKR) vs. Mariana CHERDIVARA ESANU (MDA) FALL, 6-2

     

    -63kg

    Anastasia BRATCHIKOVA (RUS) vs. Irina Petrovna NETREBA (AZE) 7-2
    Maryia MAMASHUK (BLR) vs. Marianna SASTIN (HUN) 4-2

  2. On 14/4/2016 at 4:42 AM, Mkbw50 said:

    "Countermeasures" xD

     

    How do you guys think about the deal in your country. I feel sad that BBC are losing to Eurosport. It is a shame that their near-perfect coverage will come to an end.

    any deal that save us from RAI having exclusive coverage of any event of any sports is more than welcome...

    to me, the important is to keep RAI away from sports...always and forever...they're just an undeserved punishment for all the Country's sports fans...:facepalm::wall:

  3. I just can't believe what the judges have dared to do against Katie Taylor...:yikes::facepalm::wall:

    and they tried something similar against Testa, but  at least 1 of the 2 cheaters (the 3rd judge actually watch the bout and scored it consequently) made up his mind at the last second and gave the final preference to the young Italian star...

    I hope we're not gonna pay this "act of justice" in the Men's division, against the new "powerhouse" of the World Boxing, Armenia...:facepalm:

  4. So, we have all the qualified athletes for today...

     

    Men's Freestyle

     

     -57kg

    Garnik MNATSAKANYAN (ARM) and Vladimir Vladimirov DUBOV (BUL)

     

    -65kg

    Andriy KVYATKOVSKYY (UKR) and Magomedmurad GADZHIEV (POL)

     

    Men's Greco-Roman

     

    - 59kg

    Sanal SEMENOV (RUS) and Kristian FRIS (SRB)

     

    -66kg

    Tamas LORINCZ (HUN) and Shmagi BOLKVADZE (GEO)

  5. 4 minutes ago, MHSN said:

     

    I don't consider winning so many close matches as "storming" , he didn't dominate his opponents, mostly winning on last second points, he is just one of the favorites, not the top favorite, he had few losses recently.

    well, actually only the finals he won in Las Vegas and at the recent Europeans were "close bouts" (plus we have to admit he won clearly but only after a controversial call - probably he should have lost that bout - against Asgharov in Las Vegas)...

    but all the other fights were really dominated by him (the only loss he had in Belarus earlier this year doesn't mean nothing...he was just preparing the Euro Champs and didn't take that tournament so seriously)...;)

  6. Men's Freestyle semis (the winners qualify for the Games):

     

     -57kg

    Garnik MNATSAKANYAN (ARM) vs. Anatolii BURUIAN (MDA) 5-3
    Zoheir EL OUARRAQE (FRA) vs. Vladimir Vladimirov DUBOV (BUL) 0-12

     

    -65kg

    Zurabi IAKOBISHVILI (GEO) vs. Andriy KVYATKOVSKYY (UKR) 2-3
    Devid SAFARYAN (ARM) vs. Magomedmurad GADZHIEV (POL) 2-7

     

    Men's Greco-Roman semis (the winners qualify for the Games):

     

    - 59kg

    Sanal SEMENOV (RUS) vs. Aleksandar Stoyanov KOSTADINOV (BUL) 11-2
    Stig-Andre BERGE (NOR) vs. Kristian FRIS (SRB) 0-8

     

    -66kg

    Tamas LORINCZ (HUN) vs. Dominik ETLINGER (CRO) 6-2
    Shmagi BOLKVADZE (GEO) vs. Dawid KARECINSKI (POL) 5-0

  7. 2 minutes ago, Pavlo said:

    if Armenians are winning in Turkey...believe me...they had to deserve it

    not at all...don't forget that it's not the Turkish people nor politicians judging the bouts...

    the aiba mafia has different paths and plots, not necessarily always on the same page of the general feeling of the host Country (the only almost untouchable principle they follow is "don't penalize - to be read: "let them win despite anything happens on the ring" - the home boys")...

  8. 8 minutes ago, dcro said:

     

    Armenia is being helped in a tournament that is being held in TURKEY (of all places)?? Well, that would be something for the history books. I think that would mean the end of the World. ;)

     

    It's a bit silly to say that some matches were robberies based on results only. An Armenian user could also say: "Cappai won even though he was not a favourite, that's a robbery!". :p

    yes, Armenia are being heavily helped...and that's a fact...:evil:

    as I wrote, I only have suspicion - and nothing else, since AIBA doesn't give us any chance to see this tournament...maybe just because they don't want too many people watching their "Italian jobs" - about those 2 bouts, but not based only on the results, but on what very experienced and trustable coaches and officials write and on the fact that I know quite well the history and the "quality" of those 2 fighters (and, trust me, they are already well beyond their normal capabilities)...

    the same for the 2-1 only win by Mangiacapre against the Bosnian guy...for sure something strange happened on the jury table, because under normal circumstances Mangiacapre would destroy Fetahovic even with no hands and his eyes closed...

    Cappai's victory was surprising for sure, but if it had been undeserved our Federation's website would have written something about it...they are always really "fair" and pay a lot of attention to not write "heavy" criticism about the refereeing and judging (the most they write is "lucky win" when our boxers steal the verdict and "match full of regrets" when our guys get robbed big time)...

  9. meanwhile, Armenia are just robbing their opponents twice at the same time...on ring A, Artur Hovhannisyan defeated the German Christos Cherakis and on ring B Narek Abgaryan completed the shamful triumph for the Caucasian Country against Vincenzo Picardi (ITA)...

    Obviously, I haven't seen the bouts...but if both fights have had a fair judgment, tomorrow comes the end of the World (those Armenian guys are both really, really modest...they can't have won those fights for real)...:wall:

     

    by the way, at least Cappai (-49kg) got an unexpected win over the no.1 Zamotaev (UKR) and he's through to the semis (and hopefully would get 1 of the 3 spots for Rio available in this tournament)...

     

    on the other hand, Vianello (+91kg) almost made a miracle against the great Magomedrasul Medzhidov (AZE), but unfortunately the judges did protect the old champion beyond his merits (the Italian federation website writes about a "great match" and "big regrets" for Vianello, which means, interpretating the usual "political balance" of the words written on our official site, that also this decision has been a big robbery)...

  10. McEvoy was just 2/100 of a second slower than Florent Manaudou at the Frnch Nationals (21.44 vs 21.42) and takes the second fastest time of the year...

    meanwhile Cate Campbell swam 23.93 in the semis of the women's 50m free, new Commonwealth Record, fastest time of the year and only 20/100 of a second outside the supposed untouchable record set by Britta Steffen in Rome in 2009 (with the rubber/rubbish suits)...

  11. 1 hour ago, heywoodu said:

    Why can't someone fight with a wound in the eyebrow? :(

    because it affects the visual field of a fighter (especially if it starts bleeding heavily), compromising his defensive chances and exposing him to the most dangerous hits...

    moreover, the eye is one of the most delicate parts of the human body, where it's also easier to take an infection that could prove very dangerous...

  12. 55 minutes ago, Xander said:

    Sportsmen who can be proclaimed innocent by WADA:

     

    Andrey Rybakov (BLR)

    Yulia Yefimova (RUS)

    Pavel Kulizhnikov (RUS)

    Semen Elistratov (RUS)

    Andrey Minzhulin (RUS)

    Nadezhda Kotlyarova (RUS)

    Gulshat Fazlitdinova (RUS)

    Olga Vovk (RUS)

    Alexander Markin (RUS)

    Artyom Tyshchenko (UKR)

    etc.

     

    However they still have to prove that they consumed it before January 1.

    The 1st hearings coming in a 2 weeks.

     

     

    ps. According to the 1st results of the WADA study, meldonium eliminates from the body in 1 month & longer.

    1 µg - 100ng ---> 3 weeks and more

    100ng - less ---> few months

     

     

    if the first 3 of this list (and especially "miss swimming" at no.2) are innocent, I'm God, the Pope and all the Angels at the same time...:yikes:

    c'mon, man!!! they are multiple offencers aready caught for a lot more substances than meldonium only...

    they are not trustable anymore at any level...:wall:

  13. and 1 has gone...Stanimira Petrova (BUL) was given a clear victory over Marzia Davide (ITA) in the Women's -51kg quarterfinals...

    I bet on Italy being caned all day long, today...

    if we are lucky, we can get 1 win and 5* losses (but maybe we could also be swept out in full)...

     

    *in addition to the forced walkover by Valentino, of course (so, it will be 1-6 if not 0-7 at the end of the day)...

  14. 11 hours ago, Mkbw50 said:

    Could you be sneaky and change your computer's location to UK using VPN or Proxy?

    sure...I'm already a VPN addicted...:d

    moreover, I have a motorized dish, so I can watch many European channels also on satellite, like BBC/ITV, all the free German channels, the French public ones and I also have a few official subscriptions to some European broadcasters (public channels from Austria and Switzerland and the Czech and Slovak channels included in the Skylink platform (all the public ones, but also many commercial ones...even Hustler and Penthouse TV...:yikes::lol:;))...

    being a huge non-mainstream sports fan since the '80s and living in Italy, I had to take some countermeasures a long, long time ago...

    now I just follow what happens on the Italian tv channels for pure curiosity...but fortunately I don't have to rely on them anymore...and I'm so happy...:lol:

  15. 3 hours ago, Mkbw50 said:

    What is Rai's coverage like?

    they have announced they're going to use 3 channels, 2 of them in HD and 1 only in SD...moreover, the main channel has to deal with the general news broadcasts at certain hours of the day (1 pm, 8 pm, midnight) that are basically untouchable (even at mid August, where usually nothing interesting happens)...

    after that, we also have to cope with their reporters, who normally don't even know what are they talking about for most sports (there are just 2 or 3 exceptions) and with the fact that they generally show only the Italian athletes and very little of the main sports without Italian participation, but nothing of the less known disciplines nor team sports with no Italian teams on the field...

    finally, nothing has been said about the on-line coverage, but we all know that they would just stream (with very poor quality) their terrestrial channels, without any additional feed...

    our only hope is that the IOC channels on Youtube won't be blocked, as it was in 2012 (when at least we had the paid option of the 12 Sky Italia channels, where we could watch almost every event...option that this time doesn't exist anymore)...

    basically, they make tv as if they were still in the '60s...:facepalm::wall:

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