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There's a strong rumor that the IOC and the organizing committee would consider the reintroduction of karate if the World Karate Federation changed a few rules, there's hope because they are already thinking about:
 
- introducing of an age limit (max. 13 years old);
- officially calling the participants k-boys and k-girls, and allow them to use a stage name;
- eliminating any kind of scoring system. The winner will be the k-kid with more Instagram followers but he/she will not be told before in order to have a genuine reaction during the announcement;
- disqualifying anyone who is wearing a karategi of the right size.

"Hello, class! Would you all be so kind to say hello to your new classmate, , they have qualified in Men's 200m (Athletics)". 
http://sep-olympic.ch/live/20190630/live106.php

Swiss women's international Ismaili is missing
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florijana_Ismaili
 
Apparently she rented a boat with a friend, jumped out for a swim on the Italian Lake Como and wasn't seen anymore...

Exactly two hours from now.

Here are some statistics about the European Games in all gymnastics disciplines (not just artistic gymnastics).

At the 2015 European Games, 20 nations earned at least one medal in gymnastics. At the 2019 edition, 8 more nations earned medals for the first time (Armenia, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Finland, Lithuania, Poland and Sweden). In total, 28 nations earned at least one medal in gymnastics out of 50 participating countries. This means 56% of the nations which have took part at the European Games achieved at least one medal result in gymnastics. This is a much bigger number compared to other continental Games, especially considering that there have been only 2 editions of the European Games.
 
Event First held Number of editions with events in gymnastics Participating nations (including defunct teams) Nations which earned at least one medal in one of the gymnastics disciplines Percentage of medalists in gymnastics European Games 2015 2 50 28 56% Asian Games 1951 (gymnastics events since 1974) 12 50 13 26% Pan American Games 1951 17 42 13 31%  
 

Yes

Men's 110m Hurldes
 De Deus Edouaro - 13.30

Badminton
 
Men's Singles:
1. Anders Antonsen
2. Brice Leverdez
3. Misha Zilmberman
3.Rault Must  
Full Ranking HERE

Women's 100m Hurdles
 Luminosa Bogliolo - 12.78

Jessica Fox leading with only Satila still to go...
 
Remember the NOC ordered Jessica to win 2 C1 world cup races this season, tobe able to qualify for the Olympics in this event, otherwise she will not be allowed to fight for the quota in the C1 class...
 
EDIT: Satila messed it up right now...Fox won...bummer.. MEH !!!
 
 meanwhile: First careers WC podium for the 15 years old Evy Leibfarth !!!

Women's 100m
 Wei Yongli - 11.11
 Imani-Lara Lansiquot - 11.14

I know that fascism is quite strong in Italy right now, but I didn't really expect to see a "Badoglio" again in the news columns...
 
p.s. she actually is Luminosa Bogliolo

Women's 100m Hurdles
 Luminosa Bogliolo - 12.78

Women's 100m Hurdles
 Luminosa Bogliolo - 12.78

Women's 100m
 Wei Yongli - 11.11
 Imani-Lara Lansiquot - 11.14

Women's 100m
 Wei Yongli - 11.11
 Imani-Lara Lansiquot - 11.14

Women's 100m Hurdles
 Luminosa Bogliolo - 12.78

And it's the 4th trow ever! 

Updating the Olympic Qualifying Ranking.
 
PS: Men's Park and Womens's Park and Street there aren't any athlete of an African nation in the ranking.
PS 2: This ranking regardless this rule: The three (3) highest placed athletes in each of the four (4) World Skate World Championship events (Women’s Street / Women’s Park / Men’s Street / Men’s Park) during the 2020 Season will be directly qualified to participate in the Olympic Games regardless of their placings on the Olympic World Skateboarding Rankings as of 1 June 2020
Skate.xlsx

Artistic Gymnastics
 
Women's All-Around:
 
1. Angelina Melnikova
2. Lorette Charpy
3. Diana Varinska 
Full Ranking HERE

Artistic Gymnastics
 
Men's All-Around:
 
1. David Belyavskiy  85.465
2. Oleg Verniaiev 84.632
3. Poliashov Vladislav 84.464
Full Ranking HERE

The Olympic qualification tournament will be tomorrow

Badminton
 
Women's Doubles:
1. Netherlands
2. Great Britain
3. Russia
3. France
Full Ranking HERE

Boxing
 
Women's -69kg:
 
1. Karolina Koszewska
2. Assunta Canfora
3. Gráinne Walsh 
3. Nadine Apetz
Full Ranking HERE

Boxing
 
Women's -69kg:
 
1. Karolina Koszewska
2. Assunta Canfora
3. Gráinne Walsh 
3. Nadine Apetz
Full Ranking HERE