Well then its good that nobody cares what you think, right?

 

They kept booin through Paul Hamms performance after the russian...which is rude and bull shit. Under the FIG, he won the gold and it's to late for any other options. It's the Korean coaches fault for not bringing it up for two f'n days :doh: :down:

 

Just the judging...and it's not fixed because quite a few countries rep is in it for themselves. That would conflict.

Its the people that try to get away with doping that gives the games a bad name.

 

Umm...they brought it up immedeately but were told to wait until the competition was over. Then, once the competetion was over, they told the Koreans that it was a situation that was to be dealt with during the competition, which as you can see creates quite a conflict.

 

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hfawk:

 

At the time he went, it was the LOWEST score for everyone that had gone so far. Something like a 9.712

 

:shocked: Damn. No wonder the crowd was so pissed.

I think major, major changes in the scoring system will be made before 2008. If the judges can't get their sh*t together on their own, then there must be some form of additional oversight from the IOC.

 

:rofl:

Jimmy Kimmel made a joke about it, played a video clip of him with a super high pitched voice...it was awesome.

As for the judging, it was complete BS. The Russian guy did get screwed, and the Italian guy that won gold tied with Paul Hamm...even though his high bar routine was much better, much more difficult. As for the Koreans protesting Paul Hamm's gold medal...or their silver/bronze rather...is complete BS as well. His parallel bar and high bar routines were awesome, where the Koreans' weren't. We'll see what happens.

 

:werd:

Man he sounds like a 6 year old. :lmao: