Azizulhasni’s disqualification at final Games a blow to Malaysia’s dreams of gold

SAINT QUENTIN-EN-YVELINES, France: Being disqualified for a technical problem in an Olympic event is horrible for any athlete, but Malaysia’s Azizulhasni Awang had the added stress that the Paris Games are his past and he carried his country’s hope of lastly winning their first platinum award.

Awang, a double Olympic medalist in the track racing competition of Keirin, who gained speed behind a bicycle before a three-lap jump, saw his hopes of winning a second medal thwarted in rounded one on August 10 because he was excluded for overtaking the derny before it pulled off the trail.

The 36-year-old, nicknamed the “pocket rocket”, looked distraught as he sat down next to the track. He did not speak to reporters, but his Australian coach John Beasley did not dispute the disqualification.

He claimed that if Azizulhasni had arrived a few centimeters early, he might have been able to argue.

” We must face it, it happened, we have to deal with it, that is life. It’s bad to leave like this. All we can do is move forward. He knows the rule, he know he broke it, he is struggling to process that”, said Beasly.

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Indonesians delight at first speed climbing Olympic gold

“CONGRATULATIONS!” After being integrated into a combination of velocity, grip, and lead at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, it was the first personal men’s award for the distinct speed climbing competition. ” I am glad, very glad. The pleasure was explosive”, Kristoforus Bagaskoro, a 41-year-old artistic director in the investment Jakarta,Continue Reading

Malaysians angry over ‘cheap-looking’ Olympic kit, sport chiefs say public to design next attire

After the regional tuxedo for the Paris Games received negative feedback online, Malaysian Olympic leaders will beg fans to help with the design of the country’s next Olympic system. &nbsp,

Unveiled over the weekend, the platinum- themed clothes with cat line designs were meant to reflect Malaysia’s achievement of golden medals, according to sports officials.

However, some have criticized them, with some users calling the styles “ugly,”” cheap-looking,” or “outdated,” or lacking in motivation when compared to earlier designs. &nbsp,

Among the clothes were tracksuits, shirt tops and T- tops, with some fans angry even at how they were unveiled- on a series of mannequins.

Chef de Mission Hamidin Mohamad Amin acknowledged the criticism on Tuesday ( Jun 25 ) and stated that the Olympic Council of Malaysia ( OCM) may offer opportunities for the public to submit their designs for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games.

Following the condemnation, he added that he had spoken with the mayor’s leader Mohamad Norza Zakaria. &nbsp,

” He has largely agreed that second time we may open up to fans for designing the contingent’s formal dress for the next cycle, and we may even offer bonuses”, he added.

Hamidin also acknowledged that using dolls to display the products, which were unveiled during an Olympic Day event at a Kuala Lumpur shopping center, was a blunder. &nbsp,

The mannequins were initially covered in black cloth in video footage of the service, with the material being later removed following a countdown. There were a few smatterings of applause and joyful music. &nbsp,

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