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v. and v. for the last two quotas.

v. in the final for a quota.

Germany really has a penchant for destroying Lusophone teams

Okay, I wasn’t sure about that. In that case, it’s the eight countries listed for sure, but the results for the rest haven’t been posted yet.

Quota for

This sport isn’t all that broadcast friendly, but this broadcast was awful.

About 300m to go!

If I understood the commentary, we’re in the final kilometer now.

Surprised Ronaldo didn’t go for a Coca-Cola during the cooling break

My guess that the green (and white) design on the middle shirt as an artistic representation of a springbok’s horns.

Yes, if two quotas were rejected on the women’s side those would be allocated to Slovenia and Switzerland. Yes, in the event that 17 quotas are available for reallocation, Brazil would be eligible for a third quota. The FIS is one of the few IFs that shows real-time data in terms of nations accepting and rejecting quotas. If a nation rejects quotas, there will be a yellow or red dot that appears next to their revised allocation. I believe there might also be a green dot for countries accept the original allocation of quotas. This paragraph is contingent on the current version of the FIS operating in a similar way to past versions.

According the Refugee Olympic Team Media Kit, Sanda Aldass and Popole Misenga will compete in their individual weight class, as well as, in the Mixed Team Event. The other four judokas will compete in the Mixed Team Event only.

IFSC has approved a new qualification system: https://cdn.ifsc-climbing.org/images/World_Competitions/210319_WG_QS_2022_EBapproved_timeline.pdf This should also mean that the first qualified athlete under this system are known. These haven’t been confirmed by the IWGA on their qualifications page, but I believe these allocations are correct. Men’s Boulder: Jernej Kruder Men’s Lead: Sascha Lehmann Men’s Speed: Danyil Boldyrev Women’s Boulder: Viktoriia Meshkova Women’s Lead: Viktoriia Meshkova Women’s Speed: Ekaterina Barashchuk

The first qualification event was held in Archery. Below are the provisional allocations, since the world championships have precedence. NOCs left of the “/“ are guaranteed quotas, NOCs right of the “/“ are next line should any of the NOCs listed first qualify via the world championships. Women’s Compound: / Men’s Compound: /

CAS Statement:

ESPN commentators said that VAR checked that goal and cleared it.

Also, I finally found out the reason Kickboxing had its event program halved by the IWGA. Excerpt from WAKO President’s letter to national federations informing about the 2022 World Games: “WAKO has been restricted to participating in one discipline, K-1 rules, in 3 male and 3 female weight classes, for a total of 48 Athletes. The reason for only 48 atlhetes is a direct consequence of ONE positive doping test at the last World Games in Wroclaw. We all have a responsibility to eradicate doping in sport, so I ask that you take specific measures to educate and improve the situation in your respective countries.”

Nations qualified/selected for Wheelchair Rugby: Source: https://www.insidethegames.biz/articles/1109063/wheelchair-rugby-teams-for-world-games The article doesn’t say what the qualification/selection criteria was, so I’m not sure how these teams were chosen. I do know that the tournament will be held in the “low point” discipline, which is a little different from the discipline that’s in the Paralympic Games.

leads the group

Definitely not.

Slovakia going off-script…