Rio 2016 Olympics ~ Updates

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Only 99 Days To Go:ohya

The First Olympic Games In South America Will Start On August 05.:hello

Some Vital Stats:c

* 206 Participating Countries:clap

* 42 Sports/Disciplines:s

* 4924 Medals:s

* 17 Days Of Action:u

* 4 Venues In Rio:tup

They Are As Follows

1.Deodoro
2.Barra
3.Copacabana
4.Maracana

* 10500 Athletes:-/

* Golf Returns To The Games After 112 Years.Rugby Back After 92:ohya

* 21 Jumbo Jets Required To Fly All Athletes Out To Rio.Thats The Total Space The Size Of 21 Football Pitches:skd

* Only 14% Hotel Rooms Available Now:wall

* Room Prices Jumped From Rs.6490 To Rs.19000 Approximately:(:u

*1.4 Lakh People Needed To Host The Games(6500 Employees,85000 Outsourcing Staff And 45000 Volunteers):luv:luv

11 Million Meals:s:no

34000 Beds:k:hrt

25000 Tennis Balls:clap

100000 Chairs:luv

315 Horses:dodgy

8400 Shuttle Cocks:tup
 
Georgia's Nino & Tsotne Salukvadze will be the first mother-son to compete in the same Olympics, in the shooting event at Rio 2016
 
Greatkarthik said:
star sports HD will be telecasting

Sarkar said:
Most probably Ss2 right?

:k:k Bro.....showing ad starting from 5th may...im searching all ss all four channels no shows...about rio...

when its starts bro....:huh:huh
 
Former world champion Carl Frampton and a number of other high-profile fighters have criticised the decision to allow professionals to box at the Olympics.

The International Boxing Association (AIBA) voted for the rule change before the Rio Games, which start on 5 August.

Northern Irishman Frampton said amateur and pro boxing were "two different sports".


The British Boxing Board of Control called on AIBA to "reconsider" its decision, saying it was "dangerous".

In a statement it said: "It is against the spirit of the Olympics, disrespectful to the many GB amateur boxers who, throughout the Olympic cycle compete around the world in qualifying tournaments."

Newly-crowned WBC world cruiserweight champion Tony Bellew also said the move was "dangerous".

He told BBC Radio 5 live: "To fight a guy with no professional experience is insane. I just can't see what there is to be gained. It's wrong to even suggest it, never mind put it in place."

The 33-year-old added that the Olympic event would be "tarnished" if a pro boxer won it.

"It wouldn't really be an Olympic gold medal," said Bellew.

"A professional winning an Olympic medal is wrong on so many levels. No-one in boxing in my opinion would take them seriously if they won the gold medal."

Olympic professional boxing vote is criticised by Carl Frampton - BBC Sport
 
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