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SalamAkhi

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SalamAkhi last won the day on November 9 2021

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    France
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  • Date of Birth
    02/12/1998
  • Favourite Olympic Games
    Both
  • Favourite Sports
    Track and field

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  1. Finally a win, almost 19 years later I failed to wake up in the middle of the night, almost for the first time in 8 years. I've seen France lose to 35-0 and not a tournament win. Maybe I'm the problem
  2. Argentina is proving again to be the best team in the series. Head and shoulders above the rest. Fiji is still not finding the mojo, they will be strong in Paris no doubt but I feel they will struggle to make the threepeat. For France Dupont will definitely be a X-factor. He already managed to play 14 minutes in the 6th game while being very impacteful both on defensive and offensive ends.
  3. 🚨 400m WR ALERT🚨 Christopher Morales Williams just broke the indoor 400m WR during the SEC Championships in Fayetteville with a 44.49. Previous best was Michael Norman's 44.52. Don't want to throw shade on him but he's an absolutely random guy, at least for breaking a WR No credential to his name. Still young though, only turning 20 in August. Previous best from last year : 45.48 as a u20. 45.39 indoors this year.
  4. Quite unlikely looking at the entries for Hong Kong. All of the main contenders will be there, bar Canada. France will have a hard time bettering the 5th place from Adelaide. Everything will then be decided in Milton, where I guess a lot of teams won't appear so good luck making up for those points.
  5. Would have been the third French medallist, but the first in an individual distance.
  6. And dubious calls were made too against France in its home Rugby World Cup a few months ago. What exactly do you think will happen in Paris then you dumbass ?
  7. Incredible time. Even more so when you think his fall in the EC mass-start could have been much much worse ... same applies for countryman Mathieu Belloir for that matter. Agonizingly close to a WCh spot in the TP but I feel it's just a matter of time.
  8. First Challenger last week in Dubaï : Difficult tournament for the European teams. Poland seem to struggle a little bit lately. Czech Republic managed to win against Kenya in pool stage but tumbled after that. Belgium, who won't be in Monaco, didn't look dominant and wasted a shot at the SF against Uganda, who overachieved a bit here I'd say. Kenya didn't make it easy for China but the latter looked the better team overall, though their path to Paris is not written. Argentina is indeed climbing up, I highly fancy their chances in a few months time.
  9. First Challenger last week in Dubaï. Less interesting than the women's competition regarding the Olympic qualification tournament, as the huge favorites will be South Africa or GB, but some notes worth keeping. Apart from Mexico there is not much difference between all the teams, despite Kenya taking it in the end. Chile seems to have stepped up a bit, Germany still strong but still unable to wrap things up, as is HK.
  10. Actually there is one. It just doesn't seem to be displayed anywhere. I tried several locations, geoblocking every time.
  11. Is the stream blocked for everyone ?
  12. That is quite clear. Riethmüller was a very promising junior, then took a lot of time to find his way. Don't try to tell me you would have deemed him as "very promising" two years ago. Looking at his junior career your analysis would have been "why is this guy so far from the promises he once shown". That's exactly the point with Grotian. Things are not linear. And how exactly do you manage to actually assess this "regression" ? She's not dominating the WC charts but still register top-20 ski times regularly, nothing last year ensured us she would match with the fastest girls as of yet. Again, we could expect it but not consider it done. In fact, if we compare apples and apples (IBU Cup Ridnaun Sprints) between 2023/23 and 23/24, we can see that she was 21st on the track last year, 11th this year, with a fall. Take it as you wish.
  13. Or each progression has its own rhythm. In the very next post you're displaying Riethmüller as "very promising". You'd have called him a complete bust, a waste of talent, a product of German auto-destruction factory a year or so ago when he seemed to have lost his way
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