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Too bad women team gymnastics lost a medal made some mistakes unfortunately, USA deserved the gold medal. Next time better
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Highlight of the day!
Ye Shiwan goes for gold in the coming Women's 200m Individual Medley Final, Beijing time: 3:43 am
Well the women's gym team didn't medal, but personally I don't care. The women side of gym all look like 5 year kindergarden children, I am just glad the men's team won and they could go for the single medals now. We have 200 IM swim today and the butterfly gold contender tommorrow, forgot her name.
Any Chinese fan in teh Aquarium tonight?
I would like to see one making this HUGE BANNER , in English, saying
"Dispicpble BBC, prove your lies with evidence or STFU" and give it to YE Shiwen.
At the moment when Ye breaks the world record and when the online cameras of all countries in the world are focusing on her face, live, let YE climb up and take out this banner and raise it above her head. NO interviews, no words, just raise this banner high and proud to the worldwide cameras.
Let the entire world , for once, know how malicious and double-faced BBC & BBC Sports (Clare Balding, Fosters, Lineker, Gaby Logan? etc. presenters and BBC Sports commentary box, except Ian Throrp who is a truely gentleman) really are in all these, the gold standard of shameless!
The entire media from around the world will be watching that race. Apparently Ye Shiwen has been the biggest story in the Olympics. Going to be absolutely HUGE!!!!
Incredible Chad le Clos beat Phelps, HEADLINES: is le Clos clean?
Fox News: IOC defends China's Ye Shiwen amid doping speculation, says she passed drug test
"IOC: China's Shiwen passed drug test
Updated Jul 31, 2012 11:04 AM ET
LONDON (AP)
The International Olympic Committee has sprung to the defense of China's teenage swim sensation Ye Shiwen, saying she passed a drug test after her world record win in the 400 medley.
IOC spokesman Mark Adams urged people to ''get real'' and said it is ''very sad'' if great performances cannot be applauded.
The 16-year-old shattered the world record in getting her gold Saturday. There has since been speculation about how she swam so fast.
Adams said: ''I think we need to get real here.''
''These are world class athletes competing at the very highest level with records being broken all over the place.'''
Highlight of the day!
Ye Shiwan goes for gold in the coming Women's 200m Individual Medley Final, Beijing time: 3:43 am