This is an excerpt from the latest T&FN covering the WC 1500.
"...but the other A-standard Moroccan wasn't even entered in the meet. The world among circuit regulars was that El G wanted it that way, to show he could win on his own."
Looking at the lists, it seems that the poor sap left at home was Abdelkader Hachlaf (I never heard of him). It seems that El G can and does rule his federation in the fashion of Mel Brooks' (and Adam Corolla's) cry: "It's good to be King". Am I too harsh with this "moral outrage"?
"...but the other A-standard Moroccan wasn't even entered in the meet. The world among circuit regulars was that El G wanted it that way, to show he could win on his own."
Looking at the lists, it seems that the poor sap left at home was Abdelkader Hachlaf (I never heard of him). It seems that El G can and does rule his federation in the fashion of Mel Brooks' (and Adam Corolla's) cry: "It's good to be King". Am I too harsh with this "moral outrage"?
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