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Italian swimmer Thomas Ceccon, who won a gold medal in the men's 100m backstroke, has criticized the conditions in the Olympic Village, which is housing 15,000 athletes...
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“There is no air conditioning in the village, it’s hot, the food is bad,” Ceccon said after failing to reach the men's 200m backstroke final, per The Sun. “Many athletes move for this reason: it’s not an alibi or an excuse, it’s the reality of what perhaps not everybody knows.

“I’m disappointed that I didn’t make the final, but I was too tired. It’s hard to sleep both at night and in the afternoon. Here, I really struggle between the heat and the noise.”
Since then, he's found a new place to lay his head... (The Spun)
Filed Under: Summer Olympics
Originally published on TigerDroppings.com
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TFH10 months
They said before the games that they aimed to keep village temps in the 78-82°F range(to show solidarity with the climate change activists) and most US teams were bringing their own a/c. I’m so sick of the virtue signaling
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Tasseo10 months
Surprised one of Frances lovely citizens didn't come by and swipe his bag.
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Mr Happy10 months
Seems like the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro were better organized and had less crime.
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CanebreakCajun10 months
If he was a refugee, he'd be at the Ritz Paris.
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cajunmud10 months
Just hope someone doesn't sneak up on him with a machete.
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toratiger10 months
Something else that France has screwed up.
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kywildcatfanone10 months
Probably shouldn't hold the olympics in a 3rd world country
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YMCA10 months
Didn’t the US men’s basketball team check out right away and go pay out of pocket for a luxury hotel?
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saintsfan2210 months
They never stay in the village
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TigerWoodlands10 months
I think the USOC brought their own AC’s
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Westbank11110 months
worst olympics in history!
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