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Nastia Liukin 2008 Olympics - why she lost the uneven bars
This video explains why Nastia Liukin lost to He Kexin of China in the uneven bars event of the 2008 Beijing Olympics due to the tiebreaker rule.
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Are you saying that a nation like China can't make a real passport ? Every country in the world can produce real passports. All it takes is some paper and ink, approval from the government and some angry Chinese yelling "you calling us liars ?" to get a passport. I mean Give me a break that girl
looks like my 9 year old brother.
POLSKA 2008 ! KURWA
She should feel lucky to get the silver with her ugly form and frog like dismount. Liukin, Kexin and Yilin all have the same start value on this event. But Liukin doesn't have the innovating and exciting moves as Kexin has, and she doesn't have perfect form as Yilin has. Yilin or Kexin should hold
top two positions.