Fidel Castro’s Crybaby Athletes

Fidel Castro’s track star Dayron Robles feels he was robbed of his 110-meter hurdles gold medal because he is a “Cuban”:

Robles: Being Cuban cost me hurdles gold medal

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HAVANA, Cuba (AP) — Cuban athlete Dayron Robles said he wouldn’t have been disqualified from the 110-meter hurdles at the world championships if he came from a more powerful country.

Robles was stripped of his first-place finish in the hurdles in South Korea on Monday after judges upheld an appeal claiming he held back Chinese runner Liu Xiang.

The ruling meant the gold medal was handed to American Jason Richardson, with Liu second and British athlete Andrew Turner bumped up to bronze.

“If I were from another country that had more power, that wouldn’t have happened,” Robles told The Associated Press in an email received Tuesday.

The South Korean track officials were lucky Robles did not take matters into his own hands (or feet) as another Castro athlete, Angel Matos, did in the Beijing Olympics when he kicked a referee in the mouth for disqualifying him.

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5 thoughts on “Fidel Castro’s Crybaby Athletes”

  1. What do you expect. The “Robolution” has been the ultimate breeding ground for a carnivorous way of life.

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