Reply With QuoteNot really. France was the favourite, and no one here even expected Thiele to get past the semi-finale.Originally Posted by EdisonTrent
Definitively a win for us, even if it's "just" the 2nd place.
Yes
No
Somewhat
France owned germany in Female Judo finals.
http://www.london2012.com/athlete/alvear-yuri-1107555/
http://www.london2012.com/athlete/bosch-edith-1117746/
Not really. France was the favourite, and no one here even expected Thiele to get past the semi-finale.
Definitively a win for us, even if it's "just" the 2nd place.
Yea the french chick was hot stuff.Not really. France was the favourite, and no one here even expected Thiele to get past the semi-finale.
Definitively a win for us, even if it's "just" the 2nd place.
Kristian Thomas had a nice start in the mens individual gymnastics final. He's tall for a gymnast, but he's bloody good. And consistant too. Opens with a 15.566.
Korea mens judo gold. Right at the start of the golden score.
Turns out Uchimura can actually dismount from a pommel horse in the conventional manner
Orozco from the US isn't having a great day again. A 12.5 on the pommel horse.
Last edited by Corrupt; 08-01-2012 at 12:03 PM.
With archery and taekwondo and mens pistol looks like 10 gold goal will be met for korea. (why does taekwondo correct to wonderbra?)
US archers really choked. Damn.
http://www.london2012.com/fencing/ev...202/index.html
Man these guys are evenly matched.
Congrats norway silver or gold for you.
woah dudes... I had a look at the medal table.. and North Korea is placed 5th with 4 gold medals already.. ahead of Germany ^^
Shame about Kristian Thomas not quite landing the vault. Otherwise he'd have been up there for an individual medal.
Nguyen nailed the floor at the end to take second. Fantastic performance.
Last edited by Corrupt; 08-01-2012 at 01:52 PM.
North Korea is Best Korea. All athletes are inspired by the athletic spirit of the Dear Leader, the late Kim Jong Il.
Phillip Nguyen's silver is the first gymnastics medal for Germany since bloody ages.
And we invented that sport.
Silver for GB in the 200m Breaststroke. New British record (again) for Jamieson. Winner was Gyurta of Hungary with a new world record of 2:07:28.
It's Marcel Nguyen. Phillip Boy didn't participate in the last one, afaik.
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