Winter Olympics 2022 Beijing

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USA bids adieu to Paris Olympics with most total medals, matched by China with 40 golds

Just as it was a few years ago at the Tokyo Olympics, it took until the final few medal events to decide who — China or the United States — would leave the Games with the most gold medals.

www.nbcolympics.com

 

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[Hooked on Huskers]

https://sports.yahoo.com/beijing-ol...-penis-the-pain-was-unbearable-190726163.html

.... and Viagra overdose ???

 

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Genocide Games Disaster: NBCUniversal Paid $7.75B for Olympics Rights, Saddled with Ratings Loser for 10 More Years

There were many reasons to think NBC made a savvy business deal in 2014 when it locked up the American media rights to the Olympics through 2032 for $7.75 billion. These Olympics were a disaster for the network. It’s harder to see those reasons now.

www.breitbart.com

Genocide Games Disaster: NBCUniversal Paid $7.75B for Olympics Rights, Saddled with Ratings Loser for 10 More Years​

"Viewers stayed away in alarming numbers, and NBC has to wonder whether it was extraordinarily bad luck or if the brand of a once-unifying event for tens of millions of people is permanently tainted."

"Through Tuesday, an average of 12.2 million people watched the Olympics in prime-time on NBC, cable or the Peacock streaming service, down 42 percent from the 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea. The average for NBC alone was 10 million, a 47 percent drop, the Nielsen company said.

That’s even with the average inflated by airing directly after the Super Bowl, a night that brought in 24 million viewers."