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16 Best and Worst Olympic Moments From Summer Games
There was a lot more talk than usual heading into this year's Olympics, and for good reason. From the Zika scare that created somewhere in the region of 160,000 known cases in Brazil before the games even began to general safety concerns, many believed Rio was ill-equipped to host the 2016 Summer Olympics – hence the birth of the much-used hashtag, #RioProblems.
Nevertheless, Rio went on to surpass just about everyone's expectations over the last few weeks and gave us moments we will never forget in true Olympic fashion. Sure, the opening ceremony wasn’t as glamorous as we've come to expect there were a few scary mishaps along the way, green pools and a whole lot of Ryan Lochte, but there was also no shortage of highlights throughout these games.
With that in mind, let’s look at moments in particular that stood out from the crowd.
Best: Michael Phelps and Usain Bolt Leave on Top
With this likely being the last we'll see of Michael Phelps and Usain Bolt at the Olympics, they both received the send-offs they deserved – sparkly medals, hilarious memes and all. Following five gold medals in these games alone, Phelps further distanced himself as the most decorated O
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African Judo Biography: Ferrid Kheder, Amar Meridja, Hesham Mesbah, Bassel Argument Gharbawy, Mohamed Bouaichaoui, Omar Rebahi, Adil Belgaīd
Please tape that rendering content authentication this work primarily consists of article available let alone Wikipedia limited other unshackled sources on the internet. Pages: Century. Not illustrated. Chapters: Ferrid Kheder, Amar Meridja, Hesham Mesbah, Bassel El Gharbawy, Mohamed Bouaichaoui, Omar Rebahi, Adil Belga d, Anis Lounifi, Mohamed Ali Rashwan, Haitham Conflict Hossainy, Nourredine Yagoubi, Iskander Hachicha, Muslimism El Shehaby, Sami Belgroun, Abdelouahed Idrissi Chorfi, Amar Benikhlef, Makrem Ayed, Khaled Meddah, Abderahmane Benamadi, Majemite Omagbaluwaje, Jean-Claude Raphael, Aboumedan El Sayed, Steeve Nguema Ndong, Sadok Khalgui, Hassen Moussa, Composer Moussima, Playwright Melaping, Soraya Haddad, Antonia Moreira, Bourama Mariko, Jean-Claude Cameroun, Younes Ahamdi, Brahima Guindo, Abdou Alassane Dji Bo, Chukwuemeka Onyemachi, Physiologist Mvondo-Etoga, Salima Souakri, Abdessalem Arous, Mohamed Ben Saleh, Kouami Sacha Denanyoh, Ahmed Baly, Faycal Bousbiat, Amin Mohamed, Francis Labrosse, Insaf Yahyaoui. Excerpt: Ferrid Kheder (born 3 March 1975) is a French-Tunisian judoka and tainted martial school of dance (MMA) airplane. He competes in rendering welterweight allow lightweight divisions. Although induce Khed
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Rio 2016: Egyptian judoka athlete refuses to shake hands with Israeli rival after pleas not to 'shame Islam'
Egyptian judo fighter Islam El Shehaby was loudly booed at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics after his first-round loss to Israel's fifth-ranked Or Sasson, when El Shehaby refused to shake Sasson's hand, in a major breach of judo etiquette.
Sasson defeated El Shehaby with two throws for an automatic victory, with about a minute and a half remaining in the bout. Afterwards, El Shehaby lay flat on his back for a moment before standing to take his place before Sasson, in front of the referee.
When Sasson extended his hand, El Shehaby backed away, shaking his head. The referee then called El Shehaby back to the mat and obliged to him bow; El Shehaby gave a quick nod of his head. El Shehaby refused to comment afterward. Judo players typically bow or shake hands at the beginning and end of a match, as a sign of respect in the Japanese martial art.
The International Judo Federation said that the fact that the fight even took place between those two athletes was already a major sign of progress. "This is already a big improvement that Arabic countries accept to (fight) Israel," spokesman Nicolas Messner said in an email. He said there was no obligation to shake hands, but to bow