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China was stripped of a team all-around bronze medal from the 2000 Sydney Olympics on Wednesday because it fielded an underage gymnast. Dong Fangxiao was discovered to be 14 at the hour of those Games, two years younger than the lowest age requirement. | |||
The medal resolution be accepted to the Communal States band which finished fourth in Sydney. The IOC has asked after China to turn the medals "as in the last as attainable" so they can be reallocated to the U.S. team. | |||
The | The action comes 20 months after China was accused of doctoring the ages of at least two of its gymnasts at the Beijing Games. Those allegations became a focal question of the 2008 Games but were speedily hushed up past the IOC after it cleared China following a pseudo examination which basically consisted of the Olympic governing stiff asking China if they were in the final analysis, categorically satisfied that the gymnasts were of age. When China said "yes" and produced passports and ID cards, the IOC dropped the business, evidently content to set off d emit the controversy pass and not hazard offending its Olympic hosts. | ||
Leave behind the fact that media reports and security experts set up Chinese government documents which said 2008 link up member He Kexin was 14 years dilapidated and not 16. Forget that asking China to produce documents proving its innocence would be like replacing opiate tests with a frank questionaire in which athletes are asked whether they've even doped or not. And, now, suppose the IOC to think of that Dong had proper documentation at harmonious point too, documentation which was unequivocally forged. | |||
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Version du 29 avril 2010 à 15:11
China was stripped of a team all-around bronze medal from the 2000 Sydney Olympics on Wednesday because it fielded an underage gymnast. Dong Fangxiao was discovered to be 14 at the hour of those Games, two years younger than the lowest age requirement.
The medal resolution be accepted to the Communal States band which finished fourth in Sydney. The IOC has asked after China to turn the medals "as in the last as attainable" so they can be reallocated to the U.S. team.
The action comes 20 months after China was accused of doctoring the ages of at least two of its gymnasts at the Beijing Games. Those allegations became a focal question of the 2008 Games but were speedily hushed up past the IOC after it cleared China following a pseudo examination which basically consisted of the Olympic governing stiff asking China if they were in the final analysis, categorically satisfied that the gymnasts were of age. When China said "yes" and produced passports and ID cards, the IOC dropped the business, evidently content to set off d emit the controversy pass and not hazard offending its Olympic hosts.
Leave behind the fact that media reports and security experts set up Chinese government documents which said 2008 link up member He Kexin was 14 years dilapidated and not 16. Forget that asking China to produce documents proving its innocence would be like replacing opiate tests with a frank questionaire in which athletes are asked whether they've even doped or not. And, now, suppose the IOC to think of that Dong had proper documentation at harmonious point too, documentation which was unequivocally forged.
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