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Thanks to the qualification schedule, Brazil has the most athletes qualified so far other than Japan (with 20)
 

Blind Football IBSA World Championship 2018 full results: Men's
 
Brazil has qualified for the football 5-a-side tournament at the 2020 Paralympic Games.
 
Men's Tournament

 

Have discussed your islamophobia problem with a psychiatrist? This is already the second negative comment about inmigrants you made this week.

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Goalball IBSA World Championship 2018 full results: Men's / Women's
 
The medalists have qualified for the 2020 Paralympic Games.
 
Men's Tournament

 
Women's Tournament

 

After the successful organization of the South American Games, Cochabamba will bid for the 2027 Pan American Games.
 
After 2 editions in South America (Lima 2019 and Santiago 2023), I think Cochabamba can only win the right to host if no city from North or Central America is a candidate.
 

FIFA WORLD CUP 2018
In the FANZONE at Fifa site, there are many games for this WC 2018 (with prizes), and other survey-games will be open during the World Cup.
For who was already registered at FIFA_Club (or played the Panini Album), can use the same email/password, don't need a new registration but only the acceptance of term and conditions
 
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Anderson Ezequiel de Souza é medalha de bronze no Mundial de Ciclismo BMX!!!
 

Damn, Argentina, you screwed my predictions!
 
 

Damn, Argentina, you screwed my predictions!
 
 

Oh the drama. And the World Cup hasn't even started yet
 

Brazil managed to win a bronze medal in the 4x100m men's relay with a "improvised" team that included an athlete from the 400m event and another from decathlon.
 
We would also participate in the 4x100m women's relay with a long jumper, but I guess they didn't try. I think only 3 nations have participated and that's a little ridiculous?
 

Brazil managed to win a bronze medal in the 4x100m men's relay with a "improvised" team that included an athlete from the 400m event and another from decathlon.
 
We would also participate in the 4x100m women's relay with a long jumper, but I guess they didn't try. I think only 3 nations have participated and that's a little ridiculous?
 

That bronze in Field Hockey made me more happy than most medals Brazil won here.
 

Chile made a very good games, a big progress for the chilean sport after the games of Santiago 2014, the 23 golds of Ecuador are VERY IMPRESIVE.

Some comments and trivia about gymnastics.
 
With the medal earned after the group all-around event, Argentina is the only nation in South America to have earned at least one medal in all of the events in gymnastics in the history of the South American Games. This includes trampoline, which was first competed this edition, and Argentina won two medals here. Amazing feat.
 
Also, Argentina had a ridiculous increase in medals in gymnastics. For example, Argentina got zero medals in women's artistic last edition, and now they earned a medal in every event, including a gold medal, and against the A team from Brazil. Also an amazing feat.
 
This was the most diverse edition ever when it comes to medalists in rhythmic gymnastics. Five nations (Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Venezuela) earned medals.
 
This edition marks the debut of trampoline, so the Olympic program in gymnastics was fully replicated here (and expanded with six extra events in rhythmic gymnastics). In the future, I hope for three more events: team event in rhythmic gymnastics and men's and women's synchronized trampoline. Also, I don't understand why Aerobic Gymnastics has never been competed, since it is a very important discipline in South America. 
 
Scores throughout the different events were very weird. They were a little lower than they were supposed to be in artistic gymnastics and ridiculously low in rhythmic gymnastics. Some routines in rhythmics would have gotten up to 3 or 4 more points in international competition, I suspect. This is insane.
 
Peru must be somewhat disappointed with the results. They have invested a lot of money in gymnastics, and I thought they had a medal in the bag on men's floor, and a gold medal guaranteed on men's vault. In the end, no medal on floor and just a bronze medal on vault, behind Brazil and Uruguay. Speaking of which, Uruguay got their first medal ever at the South American Games in gymnastics. I knew they had enough potential for a medal, but I also knew it would be pretty hard to actually get one. Turns out it wasn't so much. Great achievement for the nation.
 
Finally, I'm happy that my predictions for Brazil (15 gold medals and 25 medals overall) were greatly surpassed (19 gold medals and 33 medals overall), but I'm also kind of sad because I thought we would have had a lot more competition for the gold medals. It's not so nice when one single country earns most of the titles in a competition, so I would have liked a little more diversity. But I hope this makes the other nations train hard to beat our gymnasts. It's great for South America to have as much competition as possible.
 

I personally like the decision to send less athletes and weaker teams in many sports, but I just don't understand how we are represented by "B" teams (or didn't even send athletes) for sports we're just "okay" (like Boxing, Cycling, Diving, Artistic Swimming, Rowing, Weightlifting etc). For me, we should always have "A" teams in sports in which we're far from the best, even if we don't win golds.
 

Just a fun fact. Graziela Paulino (who won the women's individual recurve in archery) is indigenous.
 
In 2016, the athlete from Amazon tried to be the first indigenous person to represent Brazil in the Olympic Games, but didn't qualify. Maybe she has a chance for 2020...
 

 

Just a fun fact. Graziela Paulino (who won the women's individual recurve in archery) is indigenous.
 
In 2016, the athlete from Amazon tried to be the first indigenous person to represent Brazil in the Olympic Games, but didn't qualify. Maybe she has a chance for 2020...
 

 

Just a fun fact. Graziela Paulino (who won the women's individual recurve in archery) is indigenous.
 
In 2016, the athlete from Amazon tried to be the first indigenous person to represent Brazil in the Olympic Games, but didn't qualify. Maybe she has a chance for 2020...
 

 

Just a fun fact. Graziela Paulino (who won the women's individual recurve in archery) is indigenous.
 
In 2016, the athlete from Amazon tried to be the first indigenous person to represent Brazil in the Olympic Games, but didn't qualify. Maybe she has a chance for 2020...
 

 

Just a fun fact. Graziela Paulino (who won the women's individual recurve in archery) is indigenous.
 
In 2016, the athlete from Amazon tried to be the first indigenous person to represent Brazil in the Olympic Games, but didn't qualify. Maybe she has a chance for 2020...
 

 

Many more to come with Diving, Boxing, Wrestling... they'll definitely finish in first place.