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Godina
wins third shot put crown; Windsor's Snyder eighth
Brad
Snyder proved he's not out of place among the world's elite shot
putters, but commanding performances by the likes of Americans John
Godina and Adam Nelson left the Windsor, Ont. native in eighth place
in Saturday's final at the world championships in Edmonton.
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Korlochik
wins women's shot put
MATCHUP
Men's
shot put: South African youth and American vet square off in clash
of big men
Women's:
Germany's Kumbernuss knows how to win
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Men's
" The
favourite would have to be Roberts or possibly Godina
because he has a lot of confidence back after winning
the world indoors. Godina has
experience on his side, but Roberts is a phenomenal
young talent. Things
have really changed over the last few years from
when it used to be that all the best were in their
30s."
Women's
"There's no real favourite -- a lot of women
are in the 19- to 20-metre range. Kumbernuss has
been good and consistent, she has the experience,
and she knows how to win. Kirolchuk has the longest
throw of the year, so I'd expect to see her up
there, too."
-- Michael
Smith
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Sat., Aug. 4
8 - 10pm ET
Men's FINAL
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Most
of the best shot putters in the world and in their 30s, a testament
to the combination of technique needed to launch the shot, as
well as the mental challenge competitors have to meet to get
into the zone and find a perfect release angle..
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