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Pretty sure Kyle chalmers had the fastest split of the field, wanna say 46.5
Then was Armstrong at 46.7 I think.. and china’s leadoff at 46.9
Curious to see US first 2 legs
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Pretty sure Kyle chalmers had the fastest split of the field, wanna say 46.5
Then was Armstrong at 46.7 I think.. and china’s leadoff at 46.9
Curious to see US first 2 legs
Mister Meaner
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Beach Volleyball really has the most lit venue
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how these BV Canadian women have better tans than the American women? they even have sun in Canada?
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Bruh last time Canada medaled in anything was 1936? Do they not care about **** up there? 
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Wait so how is this working? In watch beach volleyball right now and they said at 8pm Eastern its like 3 events including swimming. Im assuming its all live (them 6 hours ahead) until its obv too late and they replay the bigger events at 8 Primetime?
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Bruh last time Canada medaled in anything was 1936? Do they not care about **** up there?
they more worried about the Winter games and beating Kazakhstan 12-0 in ice hockey
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yeah they replay Swimming, Gymnastics, Beach Volleyball in primetime, and in week 2 track
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I love it. This is everyday for the most part this scheduling?
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It helps that Paris is in a manageable time zone, I think it was Beijing nothing until the medal rounds was aired live and it sucked.
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Something about this feels so america.
darthska
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Also, at least we have streaming now.
I remember the nightmare of the 2000 Sydney games. You had to get up early for some events/games, or accept a hella late bedtime for others.
A lottttt has changed in just 24 years.
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Canada men’s hoop team lowkey nice.
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High-key nice.
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dontsteponmyshoes
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I've watched full matches of Judo, handball, Rugby 7s, Wemby vs Brazil, Greece v Canada basketball and some of the nadal/alcaraz doubles tennis match this far. Want to get in some track and field ,swimming, gymnastics, and volleyball too. I was going to watch saber fencing but Pablo Torre released a show talking about how the whole sport is rigged.
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this French girl blowing the equivalent of a 3-1 lead right now in the Fencing Finals
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Xennial
Hunter Armstrong just made shh interesting for the medley relay If the 2 dudes who actually swim the 100 free don’t do well in the individual event and hunter swims well in the 100 back
Dude could legit be the anchor.. dressel will swim the fly and assuming Murphy is solid in the backstroke
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This isn’t exactly right.. I know couple countries that give land to medalist, I know we do it for example
But Joseph schooling made a lot more than that for his gold, plus government corporation gigs.. and then they’ll get government board appointments for basically rest of their lives
So for the example, for the Bahamas.. the individual will get a piece of property.. and then they’ll have sponsorship deals with the telecommunications company which is government owned.. and then they’ll get a BS board appointment which has a salary.. and then if the keep in it they can get stuff in the ministry they covers sports
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I can add to this...
For HK
, each gold will be rewarded with, at least, HK$6mn... which is around US$770k. I say 'at least' cuz that doesn't include any potential commercial deals they might get as well as any additional bonuses from local private companies.
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Accepting a tie for gold after 4 years of training is a tough one. If you know you out of gas, then yes. If you know you can beat your opponent, then the games continues.
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The women soccer team won gold last OlympicsBruh last time Canada medaled in anything was 1936? Do they not care about **** up there?
