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Blood time. HIG with criteria. 2:03 to go

Huge scramble hig on top 2-2

Lee dealing with Higuchis speed well so far

Lee on reattack gets push out 2-0 at the period

Nice Lee vets push out a d kills clock

Bad second passive on Lee, shoulda been Hig

Love Lee withe the hand on the mat. Stay low

Great intro by Knapp

Wild

JB heard you

I have no answers, but it is a damn fine question.

Nick Lee may be the most culpable of them all.

If you are not smart enough to know the difference between fact and opinion, why should we think your opinion is smart?

I am playing the long game with Jason

Lifetime. But we also need to handicap. When I was swimming we used about a 4 to 1 ratio for swimming to running. Swimming a mile was like running four. Based on the winning times in Paris for the 1500s that holds up pretty well today (14.5 minutes vs 3.5 minutes = 4.14). I took a look at the cycling individual time trials. It looks to me that the winner covered 32.4km in 36.2 minutes, or 1.69 minutes per 1500. So now we have an 8.5 to 1 ratio for swimming to cycling. The revised question is, in your lifetime have you covered 248,463.5 (29,231 x 8.5) miles on your bikes?

Do you think suing clients who do not do business with you is a good idea?

Rowdy, we hardly knew ye. https://swimswam.com/rowdy-gaines-announces-he-will-retire-after-the-2028-la-olympics/

Always a strong move to send your opponent off the mat with the smell of your crotch fresh in his nostrils.

This will never...NEVER...get old

Didn't they just show is how?

Zhamalov wins challenge. Overturns result 6-5 Zhamalov. Valiev shocked.

Valiev pushed to the edge but dances lile a star amd Zhamalov steps out. V gets to a leg on the restart now up 5-2. But Z gets a quick TD on restart 5-4 for V. Z upping the pace with 30 to go. But Valiev survives. Savvy. Wait a caution makes it 5-5 a d there is a challenge.

Zhamalov up 3-2 at the break over Valiev

Calling allisayisgarbage

Rassadin TJK 74 is horsing Lu CHN. 5-0 but not that close.