Oscar Pistorius beaten by Alan Oliveira in 200m - Paralympics 2012
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Oscar Pistorius beaten by Alan Oliveira in 200m - Paralympics 2012

Sargodha : Pakistan | Sep 03, 2012 at 11:24 AM PDT
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Oscar Pistorius beaten by Alan Oliveira in 200m

For everyone who thinks Oscar Pistorious had an advantage with his blade runners the reason he was at the olympics was that he went through many test over the 4 years leading up to London 2012 proving that his blades gave him no advantage. Plus if it gave him such an advantage as you all say then why didn't he dominate his races.

Just saying do some research on a person before you start saying things that are not true, Oscar worked just as hard as everyone else to get to the Olympics

Oliveira won in 21.45 seconds after overtaking Pistorius at the line at Olympic Stadium in front of a capacity 80,000-strong crowd.

Pistorius said Oliveira's artificial legs - known as blades - are too long.

The South African was overhauled by the 20-year-old in the final 20 metres as Oliveira won in 21.45 seconds, with Pistorius second in 21.52.

"We are not running in a fair race here," Pistorius told Channel 4.
"I'm not taking away from Alan's performance but I can't compete with Alan's stride length.

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Posted By TaufanTasch TaufanTasch | 9 months ago
Thanks for this info. Best regard
Reply By arusha-shah arusha-shah | 9 months ago
Taufan thanks a lot for comment.
Posted By sidrashah sidrashah | 9 months ago
very good post about sports.
Reply By arusha-shah arusha-shah | 9 months ago
Very thanks for your comment.
Posted By skooter skooter | 9 months ago
Sometimes you win, sometimes you loss
Reply By arusha-shah arusha-shah | 9 months ago
Skooter great comment for me.thanks.
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