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Anyone watch the Badminton?
Anyone watch the Badminton?
Good result in the boxing. Price knocking out one of the favourites in the 2nd round in the superheavyweights.
Stupid foul cost us the game and maybe a medal opportunity:( The boxing was good although there didn't seem too much wrong with the Russian.great game of hockey so far... still nil-nil after 25mins between GB and the Netherlands
Stupid foul cost us the game and maybe a medal opportunity:( The boxing was good although there didn't seem too much wrong with the Russian.
Lost his balance? I got straight up after each hit. I didn't say there was nothing wrong with him I just thought that it was a bit soon to end the fight.If there was nothing wrong with him, why did he keep on falling over when hit?
Lost his balance? I got straight up after each hit. I didn't say there was nothing wrong with him I just thought that it was a bit soon to end the fight.
I'm getting a bit fed up hearing that Phelps is the greatest ever Olympian. He may well be in the number of gold medals won, but not in the same class as many Olympians of the past.
My nomination would be Emil Zatopek who won the 5000m, 10000m & the Marathon at the Helsinki Olympics in 1952.
am i the only one hoping he fails a drugs test. it would be so so funny!
I'm getting a bit fed up hearing that Phelps is the greatest ever Olympian. He may well be in the number of gold medals won, but not in the same class as many Olympians of the past.
My nomination would be Emil Zatopek who won the 5000m, 10000m & the Marathon at the Helsinki Olympics in 1952.
The boxing was good although there didn't seem too much wrong with the Russian.
Or worse, use that dreadful Amercanism 'winningest'.
Problem I have is that it's far easier to win multiple medals in swimming than other sports, such as track and field. Of his 11 medals, five have come in relays.
Don't get me wrong - he is clearly quite brilliant, but I too would more inclined to vote for Emil Zatopek, Paavo Nurmi or Carl Lewis.