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I have never said this before about any event, but I would LOVE to go to this opening ceremony, holy crap
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2024 Summer Olympics-Paris
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Artorius Horus T
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You can tell that its an Olympic year.
Men Discus world record, 30+ year old record broken
Women Discus, longest throw in 35+ years
We are at East Germany level again......
and we all know how clean those athletes were.... lol
Men Discus world record, 30+ year old record broken
Women Discus, longest throw in 35+ years
We are at East Germany level again......
and we all know how clean those athletes were.... lol
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Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone WR in the Olympic trials. RIP the rest in Paris.
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Jussi
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Spurs sending a team to the Olympics?
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https://www.espn.com/soccer/story/_/id/40518702/mihailovic-robinson-zimmerman-us-olympic-soccer-team
Colorado Rapids midfielder Djordje Mihailovic, FC Cincinnati defender Miles Robinson and Nashville defender Walker Zimmerman headline the 18-player roster for the United States men's Olympic team named on Monday by manager Marko Mitrović.
The men's Olympic soccer tournament is restricted to players under the age of 23, but does allow for three "overage" players. Mihailovic, Robinson, and Zimmerman will fill each of those spots. The remainder of the roster is comprised of players born on or after Jan. 1, 2001.
Jussi
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I created threads for the men's and women's basketball tournaments and athletics. Anyone want to create threads for other disciplines, go ahead.
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Any word on letting a normal person go first so we know how impressive this stuff is?
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PanthersPens62
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You have one "normal" person from the crowd or whatever compete so we can truly see the athletic difference and appreciate the achievement
Its like watching a plane fly in the air .. from the ground, 600 mph looks awfully slow and unimpressive
THIS will be a thing within the next 40 years imo ...
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PanthersPens62
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Surprised he hasn't given the job to his son.
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James is the first men's basketball player to carry the flag for Team USA. Women's basketball players Sue Bird (2020) and Dawn Staley (2004) previously served in the honorary role. Paris is James' fourth Olympics. He won golds in 2008 in Beijing and 2012 in London and a bronze in 2004 in Athens.
I'm not particularly a LeBron fan but this is 100% appropriate. He is one of the best ever, and one of the most famous athletes in the world. And his longevity is remarkable. No problem with this at all.
Absolutely ridiculous
I don't even hate on Lebron - I know he has a ton of haters and I'm not one of them. But giving an NBA player - any NBA player - that honor is stupid. He doesn't need the fame. Give it to an athlete who can really benefit from the extra fame instead.
