Usually its some Sully/Murph/O'Shaughnessy. Whatever Potato suckers aint people.

Lo que bota es el cromosoma XY 💀 pic.twitter.com/JdLnkzFS3E

— Alt Right España (@ModoAlt) August 11, 2024

Seriously, he must have torn the Olympic village up.

Actually, keep yourself safe if you are a chief's fan. Ty.

!Pinoypride @massive_frickwit @Flanker

CHINA NUMBER ONE - 47 bets

USA USA USA - 102 bets

Poll closes later tonight or tomorrow depending on how drunk I am. after I finish eating my morning burgers. Closed.

(I'll make it official after we get the closing ceremony.)

!burgers !asians !poll_voters

People warn about their Long Covid being triggered by going back to the gym early. I cannot imagine how much worse it would be if you're pushing your body to the limit like this.

Unreal save on 112 to grab Silver from Valentina Cambei https://t.co/a64Cz2usgX pic.twitter.com/aNp1kyHsfw

— cool thot (@JabZudah) August 7, 2024

sometimes yes sometimes no so i think maybe it's a no?

maybe it's because she was lifting against people like this so in comparison she's offensively hot?

also as i was making this thread some korean ninja dude just chased and kicked a clearly injured dude in the butt to win the ninja gold. i think it was for the gold medal i was only half watching. i think the category was ninja but i could be wrong.

https://x.com/MrRoberts84/status/1821276730231026010

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This of course after last olympics when almost all Chinese swimmers got caught but then bribed their way to getting swept under the rug.

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/04/20/world/asia/chinese-swimmers-doping-olympics.html

Their proof? THE FACES ARE HECKIN RED AFTER GOING ALL OUT IN A SWIMMING RACE

https://old.reddit.com/r/olympics/comments/1ei6ryj/just_curiouswhy_are_the_swimmers_faces_so/lg918yc/?context=8

I'm also wondering, they were not like this purple before, but in Paris yes. This picture shows how they looked like after the races a few years back and this time in Paris

The post history - 24 karma

https://old.reddit.com/r/olympics/comments/1ei6ryj/just_curiouswhy_are_the_swimmers_faces_so/lgiceww/?context=8

Got the same question and wondering why:

What happened to Torri Huske?

German flag, but this is their only post with a 2 year old account

https://old.reddit.com/r/olympics/comments/1ei6ryj/just_curiouswhy_are_the_swimmers_faces_so/lgk87uo/?context=8

because team US is a doping team, simple enough.

3 year old account, only posts in this thread

https://old.reddit.com/r/olympics/comments/1ei6ryj/just_curiouswhy_are_the_swimmers_faces_so/lg6u9nb/?context=8

Several steroid has side effects including red/purple face, such as Dexamethasone, which is used to reduce inflammation but is also considered as doping.

4 year old account, barely any posts, 6 karma

Also according to the other posts the Americans gave the same drugs to the Aussies and French (their actual biggest rivals) to frick over the Chinese.

TLDR of this very informative article

"Why do female uniforms have to be more revealing than male uniforms?" she asked. "We should be beyond that at this point."

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/mlb/keith-olbermann-calls-for-mlb-to-confiscate-cardinals-franchise-as-he-accuses-them-of-trump-celebration/ar-BB1qttkE

Imagine losing Olympics cus you have huge d*ck 😭 pic.twitter.com/vVOHTo6eM7

— DenizTheTennis (@denizthetenis) August 3, 2024

Now is the age of

!thotpatrollers we have a new king and/or queen.

!transphobes in shambles

Incels, you will never hate women as much as them

A second boxer who 'failed a gender test' has won her opening fight in the Olympics after being cleared to compete in the event amid an eligibility row.

Taiwan's Lin Yu-Ting put on a dominant display at the North Paris Arena on Friday to storm to victory against Sitora Turdibekova of Uzbekistan.

The 28-year-old showed off impressive striking and quick footwork to maintain dominance inside the ring and secure the points victory.

Afterwards, her opponent Turdibekova was overcome with emotion and could not hold back the tears as they decision was read out inside the arena.

The two-time world and Asian Championships gold medallist, who is reported to have 40 wins and 14 losses in their amateur career, was classed as the top seed in the event.

Lin is one of two boxers at the Games who were disqualified from the Women's Boxing World Championships last year.

Her victory comes just one day after controversy erupted when Algeria's Imane Khelif won in the women's welterweight event amid an eligibility row.

Carini was punched twice by Khelif in the opening round of their women's welterweight bout in Paris.

The blows appeared to knock off the Italian boxer's chin strap, with the fighter moving over to her corner.

Carini returned to the centre of the ring and abandoned the bout, leading to Khelif being declared as the winner.

The Italian boxer, who claimed before the fight that she could 'only adapt to the rules of the Olympics', was then seen crying in the centre of the ring following the abrupt conclusion of the bout.

The International Boxing Association (IBA) - who have been stripped of recognition amid a series of governance issues - disqualified Khelif and Lin from the Women's Boxing World Championships last year.

Lin had won the bronze medal, after winning three fights before losing in the semi-finals to Kazakhstan's Karina Ibragimova.

The IBA later stripped Lin of the medal, with the organisation stating the boxer had failed to meet eligibility requirements.

The IBA said the tests were conducted at their World Championships in 2022 and 2023, with Lin not taking up the option to appeal the decision to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

According to feminist website Reduxx, both are thought to be impacted by a Difference of Sexual Development (DSD), a series of medical conditions identified at birth where genitalia is atypical in relation to chromosomes.

The International Boxing Association (IBA) released a statement on Wednesday, stating their decisions were made 'after a meticulous review'.

The IBA stated that neither athlete underwent testosterone exams, but were instead 'subject to a separate and recognised test' which were held at their World Championships in 2022 and 2023.

It is claimed the tests 'conclusively indicated that both athletes did not meet the required necessary eligibility criteria', with both boxers 'found to have competitive advantages over other female competitors.'

The IBA hit out at the IOC, stating its differing regulations 'raise serious questions about both competitive fairness and athletes' safety.'

The IBA are not responsible for the Olympic competition having been stripped of recognition by the IOC amid ongoing governance issues - with the organisation establishing the Paris 2024 Boxing Unit to run the event.

The Boxing Unit has approved both boxers participation under rules in place for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, which are less strict than the IBA's.

IOC spokesperson Mark Adams had warned against a 'witch hunt' against the two boxers cleared to compete in Paris and criticised misreporting, stressing the cases are not a transgender issue.

Adams had urged the rhetoric to be 'dialled down', adding that the 'entirely comfortable with the rules' which had previously been used at the Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020 Olympics.