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Re: Tokyo Olympics 2020
Kamalpreet first throw - 61.62m...
The Cuban with a 65.72m, and the American with a 68.98m!!!
Everybody else is 63 and under, and Kamalpreet is 6th after the first set of throws.
German with a 65.34m for an early third place.
Kamalpreet's second throw is a foul (stepped out), but it was only around 60 anyway.
The Cuban with a 65.72m, and the American with a 68.98m!!!
Everybody else is 63 and under, and Kamalpreet is 6th after the first set of throws.
German with a 65.34m for an early third place.
Kamalpreet's second throw is a foul (stepped out), but it was only around 60 anyway.
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Re: Tokyo Olympics 2020
yea G and S are mostly decided already... If she can throw 65-66 she may stand a chance for Bronze... can she thou?
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Perkovic will go big on one throw.
I think the target is 66 now.
The German got 65.34.
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Re: Tokyo Olympics 2020
Yes yes its still a foul thou I know what you mean ....Sin Hombre wrote: ↑Mon Aug 02, 2021 11:25 amNot a foul
She threw less than 60 and walked off to take a deliberate foul.
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Yes this rain has taken away whatever slightest chances she had... needed to go big on first couple of throws...
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I see it's raining, conditions are horrible for any competition to take place one of them slipped actually, why are they still getting ahead with it? it allows undue advantage to throwers who already had 1 or 2 good throws.
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They stopped it now. If so, they should've stopped the moment it started drizzling, rather ask 3 or 4 poor throwers do it (I am surprised that they all did it without complaining). And now we see these idiots trying to dry it when the rain keeps falling. What is wrong with these fools? Hello? A cover for it, por favor?
Yeah, Sin Hombre, they stopped it when they saw that Perkovic would get eliminated. How ridiculously unfair to others.
Yeah, Sin Hombre, they stopped it when they saw that Perkovic would get eliminated. How ridiculously unfair to others.