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Congratulations to Iilia Malinin for the courage to present seven quads in a free skate.
As far as I'm concerned, he didn't rotate a single one.
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The kitten will REPORT to Larry the Cat.
🚨 BREAKING: Keir Starmer will collect a new Siberian kitten to live with his family in No 10 today
The kitten will join Larry the Cat
[@mattchorley]
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🚨 BREAKING: Keir Starmer will collect a new Siberian kitten to live with his family in No 10 today
The kitten will join Larry the Cat
[@mattchorley]
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After all the transphobia, witch-hunting, and the despicable and unsportsmanlike disrespect shown by a handful of athletes - let THIS image be the one that stays with you:
After Imane Khelif won her gold medal bout her opponent, Yang Liu of China, embraced her with a smile.
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Our statement on Reuters exposing USADA contravention of the World Anti-Doping Code: tinyurl.com/ndp8va3u
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From today onward, I no longer care about any opinion inside the FS bubble. When 913 intl. acclaimed journalists rank #YuzuruHanyu𓃵 6th in the list of greatest male athletes since 1924, that's enough for me.
May antis fight the world of sports journalism from now on, not me 💅
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US all-out offensive against Chinese swimming has backfired.
WADA now says the US has been allowing doping for over a decade.
This is not going well for the US.
archive.ph/2024.08.08-010140…
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Literally Yuzuru Hanyu.
Lakernik, Chairman of the ISU technical committee literally admitted they had to change the scoring system because Yuzuru Hanyu was 'winning too many titles and breaking too many world records' and later on eliminated the transitions category from PCS.
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#OlympicGames
World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), an agency set up for the sole purpose to enable the massive doping of the US/Western athletes and to forbid Chinese/Russian athletes to compete in the name of anti- doping.
The USA Swimming Team is also known as the “USA Asthma Team”.
The Swedish Ski Team is also known as the "Swedish Asthma Team".
The USA Gymnastics team is also known as “USA ADHD Team” (ADHD=Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder)
The Australian swimming team is also known as the "Australian Insomnia Team".
I am not making this up. If you check, you will find that they are all "patients" who need to take hormone medicine at the strict order of the doctors all year round.
Yes, you have heard it right, they all legally dope themselves by doctors’ order. The World Anti-Doping Agency allows them to take drugs while winning gold medals in the Olympics and World Championships without batting an eyelid.
What does "legally dope by order" mean? The World Anti-Doping Agency has an "exemption list". Because athletes often have injuries and injuries need treatment, WADA has set up a rule: "If the medicine needed for treatment contains stimulants, you can report it to WADA. Once you get WADA's approval, you can legally use drugs containing stimulants."
In order to "protect the privacy of athletes", athletes' applications will not be made public. As a result, this has opened the door for many athletes to legally dope themselves under [doctor's] orders.
For example, salbutamol, which is used to treat asthma, has the same effect as clenbuterol. Symbicort, a drug used to treat asthma, contains steroid hormones. Methylphenidate, which is used to treat ADHD, can help people concentrate. American legendary gymnastics star Simone Biles appears to have the medical need to take methylphenidate for years to treat her ADHD.
In 2016, the Russian hacker group "Magic Bear" hacked into the WADA database and found that in 2015 alone, 653 American athletes applied for "immunity," of which 402 were granted, an approval rate of over 60%. In contrast, the number of Russian athletes is similar to that of the United States, but only 54 people applied for immunity, and the approval rate was only 37%. As for Chinese athletes, only a single digit number of them were granted immunity.
An American athlete can dope with whatever drug he fancies, he only needs to obtain a permit from WADA who usually grants to American athletes.
Russia published on its official website the correspondence between US sports officials and Dr. Matthew Fedoruk, head of the US Anti-Doping Agency (USADA), showing that USADA had helped US athletes use banned drugs with the pretext of medical exemptions. A total of more than 200 US athletes received medical exemptions through USADA. In 2015 alone, the anti-doping agency issued 583 doping permits, and many athletes used more than one drug. Among them, synthetic steroids that promote muscle growth, diuretics commonly used for rapid weight loss and to cover up traces of other drugs. The above are all drugs that are strictly prohibited on the WADA's Anti-Doping List. Cycling, athletics, triathlon, swimming and skiing are the five sports which received the most medical exemption applications. Not surprisingly, these sports are the hardest hit by doping in competitions.
According to confidential files released by Russian hackers, WADA allowed American tennis players the Williams sisters to take banned drugs for the purpose of medical treatment at multiple different times.
Former world No. 1 tennis player Serena Williams was allowed to take drugs containing oxycodone, hydromorphone, prednisone, and methylprednisolone in 2010, 2014, and 2015, while her sister Venus Williams was allowed to take drugs containing prednisolone, triamcinolone, and formoterol in 2010, 2011, 2012, and 2013. However, the documents did not reveal the medical certificates which justified their taking of the banned drugs.






























