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So there's ten weights but only eight at the recent men's world championships.

Non-Olympic weight which I guess none of the best cares about. Results were much stronger in -64kg.

Not that they really stand a chance against Emami but thanks to the draw one of / will be in a bronze medal match. That's something new.

Ishaish lost to Tony Yoka in the QF in Rio. He's not an unknown boxer.

Good performance by Chkhvimiani. Hopefully Japan will start their gold medal count tomorrow.

Men's Singles - Semifinals [1] Kento Momota JPN - IND B. Sai Praneeth [16] [5] Anders Antonsen DEN - THA Kantaphon Wangcharoen [12] Women's Singles - Semifinals [7] Ratchanok Intanon THA - JPN Nozomi Okuhara [3] [4] Chen Yufei CHN - IND P. V. Sindhu [5] Men's Doubles - Semifinals [7] Fajar Alfian/Muhammad Rian Ardianto INA - INA Mohammad Ahsan/Hendra Setiawan [4] [12] Takuro Hoki/Yugo Kobayashi JPN - CHN Li Junhui/Liu Yuchen [2] Women's Doubles - Semifinals [1] Mayu Matsumoto/Wakana Nagahara JPN - INA Greysia Polii/Apriyani Rahayu [5] [7] Du Yue/Lu Yinhui CHN - JPN Yuki Fukushima/Sayaka Hirota [2] Mixed Doubles - Semifinals [1] Zheng Siwei/Huang Yaqiong CHN - JPN Yuta Watanabe/Arisa Higashino [3] [4] Dechapol Puavaranukroh/Sapsiree Taerattanachai THA - CHN Wang Yilu/Huang Dongping [2]

..and #1 seed Akane Yamaguchi lost her opening match to Yeo Jia Min .

Sadly Tchoukball is not continued at the World Games anymore. The perfect games for sports like this.

@phelps Forget Fistball. Ever heard of Tchoukball? Italy finished as silver medalist at the recent world championships (men's and women's). Very popular sport in Asia, especially Taiwan. http://www.tchoukball.org/wtc2019-m Men's final

Wikipedia mentioned the alternation of forest/park events from 2019 on so I had a thought that might have been the reason. Thanks.

Why no sprint distance this time?

You will have to change the name to "Urban Pentathlon" then.

Nowadays you also leave out vowels. It should say "WRLD RBN GMS - BDPST 2019".

There shouldn't be any music playing at most sports events in my opinion, unless it's fitting ambience.

Which is not too difficult considering red is the most abundant colour for national flags.

Ok go ahead but later on this might be "Your Top 5 Favorite Flags 2019" and there might be a new poll for next year.

EVO 2019 at Mandalay Bay, Nevada (2-4 August) - Results Super Smash Bros. Ultimate 1st - Leonardo Lopez MEX 2nd - Gavin Dempsey USA 3rd - William Belaid FRA Tekken 7 1st - Arslan Siddique PAK 2nd - Bae Jae-min KOR 3rd - Hoa Luu USA Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition 1st - Masato Takahashi JPN 2nd - Adel Anouche UAE 3rd - DC Coleman GBR BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle 1st - Oscar Jaimes USA 2nd - Hiroyuki Kamei JPN 3rd - Seitaro Ono JPN Mortal Kombat 11 1st - Dominique McLean USA 2nd - Ryan Walker USA 3rd - Sayed Ahmed BRN Samurai Shodown 1st - Lee Seon-woo KOR 2nd - Ryota Inoue JPN 3rd - Justin Wong USA Dragon Ball FighterZ 1st - Goichi Kishida JPN 2nd - Dominique McLean USA 3rd - Shoji Sho JPN Under Night In-Birth Exe:Late[st] 1st - Masaru Higuchi JPN 2nd - unknown alias Oushuu-Hittou JPN 3rd - unknown alias Hishigata JPN Soul Calibur VI 1st - Yuta Sudo JPN 2nd - Zain Tibeishat USA 3rd - Jérémy Bernard FRA About 9,000 players attended. http://evo.shoryuken.com/

I was watching this to see Evenepoel and I was not disappointed.

Women's High Diving GOLD: Rhiannan Iffland AUS SILVER: Adriana Jiménez MEX BRONZE: Jessica Macaulay GBR Men's High Diving GOLD: Gary Hunt GBR SILVER: Steven LoBue USA BRONZE: Jonathan Paredes MEX Nobody cares about High Diving?

What an upsetting ending in an overall intense match...

Wow, beautiful last point from Heinzer.

Well done Mepstead making it this far. Lefort clearly the best today, awesome performance.

More bad news for you, Vecchi outclassed by Bashta...

I expected more from Japan's foilists, only Miyake has survived. Probably no medal for Japan again, unless one of their teams can do something.

Wouldn't have thought Algeria won without Ounas. Congrats.