Feel really bad for her.
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Leporello
United States2845 Posts
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Dfgj
Singapore5922 Posts
On July 31 2012 03:57 m4AC wrote: IIRC the clock jumped to 0:00 after the double hit was landed. Asked myself how that was even possible since the clock normally stops right when a hit is landed. Yeah timekeeper started time by accident there, that's part of the problem. | ||
Phrogs!
Japan521 Posts
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Count9
China10928 Posts
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Dfgj
Singapore5922 Posts
On July 31 2012 04:02 Count9 wrote: This is what happens at sports that don't get a lot of coverage =( I know for a fact that a lot of shady rulings happen all the time in competitive martial arts too but no one ever cares. I really don't understand the pay to appeal rule though, what's that about? It's a deposit afaik, if your appeal's accepted you get it back. Discourages frivolous battling, I suppose. This is ugly. Neither of these two are going to win their next bouts, good luck having any mental composure. Incoming UKR gold. | ||
mjuuy
Norway506 Posts
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Phrogs!
Japan521 Posts
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ExceeD_DreaM
Canada500 Posts
KBS (korean broadcasting) summed up the entire sequence, and the hit came 1.17 seconds after it began at 1 second. Apparently the committee has said that wrong call has been made, but not reverting the decision... I'm just waiting to hear the good news but unlikely.. | ||
ste0731
United Kingdom435 Posts
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Ysellian
Netherlands9029 Posts
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Thojorin
Germany162 Posts
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Raelcun
United States3747 Posts
On July 31 2012 04:13 ExceeD_DreaM wrote: This has been the worst Olympic ever. Korea already robbed of like 3 very possible potential gold medals and series of other terrible calls. They have to respect the ref's decision? MY ASS. KBS (korean broadcasting) summed up the entire sequence, and the hit came 1.17 seconds after it began at 1 second. Apparently the committee has said that wrong call has been made, but not reverting the decision... I'm just waiting to hear the good news but unlikely.. This is common for Olympic rulings is it not? It seems like they frequently will say the wrong decision was made but not overturn it in order to not undermine the judges. | ||
Mafe
Germany5966 Posts
On July 31 2012 04:13 ExceeD_DreaM wrote: This has been the worst Olympic ever. Korea already robbed of like 3 very possible potential gold medals and series of other terrible calls. They have to respect the ref's decision? MY ASS. KBS (korean broadcasting) summed up the entire sequence, and the hit came 1.17 seconds after it began at 1 second. Apparently the committee has said that wrong call has been made, but not reverting the decision... I'm just waiting to hear the good news but unlikely.. No olympics can ever be "worse" than ones we had in germany so far.. hopefully. | ||
ExceeD_DreaM
Canada500 Posts
Edit: Mafe, of course... I am just talking about as in calls made. I am sure such things will never happen again! | ||
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United States3241 Posts
On July 31 2012 04:20 ExceeD_DreaM wrote: The german fencer should have just given up the bout... What was wrong with her anyway jumping up and down and handshaking a person who is obviously completely broken by a retarded call? Edit: Mafe, of course... I am just talking about as in calls made. I am sure such things will never happen again! This is the Olympics bro | ||
Raelcun
United States3747 Posts
On July 31 2012 04:20 ExceeD_DreaM wrote: The german fencer should have just given up the bout... What was wrong with her anyway jumping up and down and handshaking a person who is obviously completely broken by a retarded call? Edit: Mafe, of course... I am just talking about as in calls made. I am sure such things will never happen again! It's difficult to have an accurate sense of time when in such an intense moment like that, she had adrenaline pumping through her veins and probably thought she did it. | ||
th3_great
United Kingdom429 Posts
edit: in the event of the draw of course, she still could have gotten a point and won legit etc | ||
Ysellian
Netherlands9029 Posts
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ExceeD_DreaM
Canada500 Posts
Such things like MUNICH will never happen again...... | ||
Thojorin
Germany162 Posts
On July 31 2012 04:19 Raelcun wrote: This is common for Olympic rulings is it not? It seems like they frequently will say the wrong decision was made but not overturn it in order to not undermine the judges. I feel that no other way is pragmatic. If you have no "quick" final ruling, quibbles about decisions would become comon procedure. However "quick" final rulings are prone to mistakes. Imagine declaring half of the winners two days after the event has taken place.... The only way i see is to reduce the amount of mistakes as much as possible, but mistakes will always remain. | ||
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