| Carl2291 said: In cycling you now have to have ONE person competing in the singles events. The Chinese are still allowed to have multiple compeyitors doing the same events. For it to be the same, China would have to enter only one member of the team into mens single competitions. One team in doubles. Etc. Its similar, but its not the same. The way I see it... Both China and GB have been held back. For unknown reasons too. Why not limit USA in Swimming and Athletic events if they do it to other dominating countries in certain events? |
ah, I see, but on the other hand, cycling offers way more medals than table tennis, which only has 4 gold right now, at the rate this is going, give them a couple more games and they probably really will limit it to 1 player per country, maybe badmington as well.
and you're also right about swimming and athletics, earlier today I was looking at the medal tally for taekwondo and just realised how bad Korea was doing, obviously Korea does not have a single athlete to compete for quite a few divisions because they felt the new rule worked against them too much so they just quitted, really a shame that the heartland and birthcountry of the sport has to suffer, while swimmers and sprinters from US and Jamaica are swooping down on every medal there is.
