Novikov and Mitchell Toe-to-Toe in 2022 Log Lift
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- čas přidán 25. 06. 2023
- Trey Mitchell (USA) and Oleksii Novikov (UKR) were two absolute powerhouses in the Log Lift at the 2022 World's Strongest Man competition in Sacramento, California.
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🇬🇧 (GBR) Adam Bishop
🇺🇸 (USA) Rob Kearney
🇺🇸 (USA) Trey Mitchell
🇺🇦 (UKR) Oleksii Novikov
🇵🇱 (POL) Grzegorz Szymański
🇫🇮 (FIN) Mika Törrö
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Sure be nice if this was shown when it happened Live
Theses short videos are lame. Go back to full videos of each group
yes do that
@@blancobenny1515 yeah because this is just like Rob pretty damn gay that they only do show a couple athletes and a group here in a group there
Right? They can include 2,5 minute of talking but not show every athlete. Ridiculous
Holding the sport back
Ridiculous take
And how have you contributed to making it better?
Funny cause he didn’t say Russian, lol, announcer is Scottish like my dad, my mom’s Ukrainian, not Russian, but they live together! Like French live in Canada, called francophones, French Canadians, Russian Ukrainians as well
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3:15 Damn, the disrespect of the announcer to call a Ukrainian, a Russian. What the hell, mate...
That’s not disrespect it’s a mistake. Being Russian is nothing to be ashamed of, even when warmongers tell ya so.
@@gotzvonunentberlichingen1452 of course it is insane disrespect when you call him a Russian while Russia invades his homecountry and kills hundreds of thousands. It may not be an insult for you personally, but I'm pretty sure for Novikov it is
@@alexanderreich749, first off what hundreds of thousands?
Secondly, the Ukraine is at war with the Russian federation, not the Russian people. For all we know, Novikov may be a Russian.
I highly doubt he‘d be upset over a fumble of words in unscripted commentary. He’s the world’s friggin strongest man and his country is at war. He has other problems, actual problems.
@@gotzvonunentberlichingen1452 current estimations based on graveyard records and other sources are around 100-200k soldiers dead on either side plus tens of thousands of Ukrainian civilians. Novikov stated multiple times on WSM competitions that he likes to be an ambassador to show the rest of the world Ukraine's resolve and strength, so I do believe he would not want to be mistaken for one of the invaders. I don't know where you are from, but at least in Western countries, some people see Russia/Ukraine still as brothers and the war as only "Putin's war". This is a sentiment not shared in Ukraine, the schism between those countries is huge at the moment. No Ukrainian coming from the Central/Western region would consider himself Russian and also a lot of the Eastern/Southern ones started using Ukrainian in private conversations (they spoke Russian before) because they don't want to use the language of the oppressor.
Being German myself I believe a fine comparison would be if an announcer introduced me as competing for "Nazi Germany". While this could be a genuine mistake, I'd still be very offended and would want him to correct the statement. I believe Novikov would see it the same way. Yes he and his country have other problems at the moment, but if he sees his role to represent Ukraine, then it actually is a problem if he gets mistaken for a Russian.
He says "wow rushes off to the lead"...