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  • Originally posted by Atticus View Post
    Mondo, Sam, Nilsen, RLaV . . . even Lisek and Braz - have to be considered first, but his has been a great story this year, and if he got a medal, the story would have a great ending.
    Wht Lisek and Braz?
    Obiena has 2 performances this year better than them.
    And I think with Braz, Obiena has beaten Braz nearly every time.

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    • Originally posted by Tuariki View Post
      Wht Lisek and Braz? Obiena has 2 performances this year better than them. And I think with Braz, Obiena has beaten Braz nearly every time.
      Know thy history. It repeats itself.

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      • Originally posted by Atticus View Post
        Know thy history. It repeats itself.
        haha, Olympics is not in Brazil this year

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        • Originally posted by Fortius19 View Post
          haha, Olympics is not in Brazil this year
          If anything, he had more pressure to succeed than anyone else.
          If you are the OLYMPIC CHAMPION, and you are in form (jumped over 19' recently), you have to be considered. Obiena has jumped 2" higher this year. Just sayin'.

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          • Originally posted by Atticus View Post
            If anything, he had more pressure to succeed than anyone else.
            If you are the OLYMPIC CHAMPION, and you are in form (jumped over 19' recently), you have to be considered. Obiena has jumped 2" higher this year. Just sayin'.
            I didn't see it that way at all. I thought Braz had a huge advantage competing at home, and having a raucous Brazilian crowd behind him. If we were talking about Brazil soccer, then I think you would be 100% right regarding the pressure. But I got the feeling throughout that entire competition that Braz was jumping with nothing to lose and everything to gain! But other people might have viewed it differently.

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            • Originally posted by TWalsh View Post
              I didn't see it that way at all. I thought Braz had a huge advantage competing at home, and having a raucous Brazilian crowd behind him. If we were talking about Brazil soccer, then I think you would be 100% right regarding the pressure. But I got the feeling throughout that entire competition that Braz was jumping with nothing to lose and everything to gain! But other people might have viewed it differently.
              I do see your point, but to dismiss his victory as mere homerism is grossly unfair to him. He had to jump those bars . . . knowing what a huge disappointment he'd be if he did poorly. Look what happened to the Brazil futbol team after the 2014 World Cup semi.

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              • Originally posted by Atticus View Post
                I do see your point, but to dismiss his victory as mere homerism is grossly unfair to him. He had to jump those bars . . . knowing what a huge disappointment he'd be if he did poorly. Look what happened to the Brazil futbol team after the 2014 World Cup semi.
                Agreed! I was only commenting about the pressure. I always thought Lavillenie felt more pressure at the Rio Olympics than Braz. Kudos to
                Braz for clearing 6.03. Like you said, he still had to clear the bar!

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                • Lignano

                  THOMPSON-HERAH Elaine 11.03 (wind -1.2)
                  MORRISON Natasha 11.33


                  ELLIS Niggel 10.21 (wind -0.1)
                  RODGERS Michael 10.23
                  MITCHELL-BLAKE Nethanee 10.33

                  WHITNEY Kaylin 51.02

                  PÉREZ Yaimé 64.20

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                  • 50.29 for Cynthia Bolingo in France this evening. Shes been in superb form lately. Could spring a surprise in Tokyo?.

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                    • Originally posted by Wiederganger View Post
                      Alexandra Burghardt won the GER 100m title in 11.14, a PB, ahead of the more fancied Lisa Mayer, 11.16.

                      Burghardt changed coaches a couple of years ago but has suffered injuries. She was a very good junior and is finally showing her potential.

                      Shes entered in the 200m tomorrow as well.
                      Burghardt goes 11.01 (1.8) today in Switzerland, huge PB and reinforces her German number 1 status this season.

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                      • Originally posted by Wiederganger View Post

                        Burghardt goes 11.01 (1.8) today in Switzerland, huge PB and reinforces her German number 1 status this season.

                        This is also good news for the German 4x100 relay. They might be able to sneak in for a bronze medal if the US or GBR slip up!

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                        • 71.40 WL for Stahl in Sweden

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                          • Originally posted by gm View Post
                            His 2nd best throw ever?

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                            • Originally posted by ATK View Post

                              His 2nd best throw ever?
                              Yep, and same site as his PR

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                              • Originally posted by Wiederganger View Post

                                Burghardt goes 11.01 (1.8) today in Switzerland, huge PB and reinforces her German number 1 status this season.
                                Altitude?

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