A perfect ending to the Women's final.. with Akiyo finishing on W4, the rain came down as a curtain on a monumental World Cup career. It all felt rather melancholic.
I understand what you're going for, but it's kind of hard to say it's the perfect ending when only 2 of the women actually got to try w4 and then they had to cut it
@@mrdrprofsteve506 I think this is something they need to address if they want to be taken more seriously as a sport on the world stage. Especially with it being added to the Olympics. As someone who has only recently started watching the sport, the integrity of the competition and world rankings came into question once the rain started coming down. I can only imagine coming in 1st after the semi finals in lead climbing and then having to climb in the rain after my competitors already finished. How do we know the weather didn't impact Ondra's finals attempt? Then you have that final climb in the Men's bouldering competition where the slabs are covered in chalk to absorb the rain. You see each competitor frantically trying to clean it off and each subsequent climber getting further only to have the final one finish. Fuji has quickly become one of my favorites to watch and I still found that unacceptable. Then to end the women's bouldering early when Grossman still had a chance of coming in 1st. What a huge disappointment.
@@peterb5825 I suppose it is possible that Natalia could have had a chance at 1st, but an extremely outside chance. She'd have had to top in fewer than 5 attempts I think, and THEN Janja would have to make more than 5 attempts. Can't remember the last finals boulder that required more than 3 attempts from Janja
Natalia is still inferior to Janja physically and technically, but she's very intelligent and talented athlete, so eventually, yeah, she'll chalange the Slovenian girl. Speaking of Janja though, she's not just 'talented', she's a GENIUS of sport climbing!
I'm looking forward to that too. Nothing against Janja - watching her climb is a joy and she's earned every medal and then some - but I'm very attached to my American team and if anyone can challenge her, it's Natalia
Same climber getting 7 wins in a row over 2 years makes events too predictible and surpriseless. Hopefully Natalia would help the queen in diversifying her almost monochromatic medals collection ?
IFSC effed up the honoring of Akiyo. That was truly lame. You've been living off this woman's grace and skill for the past ten years, she is the reason people are tuning in to watch. It was her last comp. But good job anyway, at least you filmed that butt.
@@Cssfiend That's like saying "tip for chess players, play the right moves". You might be surprised how many people just get these competitions on their youtube recommendations. You can of course expect people to go IFSC website and check which competition is first but if you did that then you probably watched the competitions live already. Anyway I would ask if the results from the previous day have much importance on today's competition? You can of course say that these athletes competed also in lead so they might not be quite as fresh as someone who only did boulder. But you don't need to spoil the results.
That's crazy about Miho's knee injury. It's hard to see how that perfectly normal looking fall could cause that. I thought they were going to say shoulder since she had a sore shoulder in the last competition. The risk of injury is just always there.
Janja has extraordinary long & strong fingers; they seem to crush the metal when she catches a crumb or a slippery crater. Impressive! She must train so intensely..... Allez!!!
Ok Imma just ask what is up with Japan...? Mad props to everyone who climbed this week, especially considering the weather, but the shot of the men's podium with three japanese flags in the background just has me dead😂😂
The sky open up, crying as the most gracious woman said farewell to comp climbing! Akiyo, crowning her career with a medal in the Olympic games! Japanese climbers amazing as usual! 頑張れ日本 🇯🇵 🤟
Clhoe would be really good commentating for blind people (perfect description of what we can see..) Would love to see better sound people for commentating, please. Matt is awesome always! ;)
World rankings mainly. The person who dropped out still got to the finals fair and square so they deserve the 6th spot and moving up someone would force them to drop down the person who had to drop out or not take into account the performance of the person they moved up. Either way, someone is going to get screwed over.
She explained the technicalities of an outdoors flash without talking about the main idea of a flash: topping a boulder on your first attempt, which is why it sounded pretty confusing
It's ridiculous for a world championship final where the atheles have to spend 1/4 of their allocated time brushing holds. Couldn't they have someone brush the holds during the interval?
Am I the only one thinking that the organizers really screwed Simon over? He had a ton of chalk to brush off wasting his own time while others had it much better and in this case the chalk played a huge role. And with fair conditions he could potentially have even fought for 2nd place.
There was so much going on with this comp, from the camerawork issues in semifinals to the weather complications in finals. Hopefully the organizers of future events will have more respect for the women as serious athletes and try to plan ahead for possibly unfavorable climbing conditions. It’s too bad that we didn’t get to see Janja on W4, she was on point for the first three boulders. It was nice however to see a slab for the men as a contrast to the usual style of their boulders, but the amount of chalk Simon had to deal with was ridiculous. The volumes looked like they were dusted in powdered sugar, the setters should have at least brushed them before starting M3. An excellent showing by the dominant Japanese climbers regardless, congrats on their podium sweep.
I really love Kang's commentary, everything he said is so positive! Really different with Kasanov's commentary on lead final. He said too many comments about other athletes mistakes in the past.
I get what you're saying, and really appreciated both commentaries, but I think it's also nice to point out mistakes, or just suboptimal choices due to lack of options (and how athletes use them to grow in their climbing). I would hate for climbing to become one of those sport where everyone is "simply the best ever" (North-American style :) ).
@@Myosos Probably the same one that thought the extreme, personal-space-invading close-ups of climbers getting ready to start climbing and after being lowered down during the lead semi-finals
After watching his commentary over the last few comps now I'm pretty convinced he has some level of dyslexia. He mixes up syllables and gets tongue tied when he misreads climbers names. I think he does a pretty good job overall but definitely miss Charlie Bosco!
2:59:43 I think the announcer is colorblind. No shade. But the W4 color he identified as "yellow" looked more orange to me. And the black M1 start holds he identified as "blue." It could be a number of other things. I'm just wondering if anyone else thought the same ...
It's not a mistake. You will hear Gamba, Gamba (or Ganbaru) a lot when Japanese climbers are on the boulders. It basically means "let's go" in Japanese (or endure through tough times). All climbers kind of know this and shout it in support of Japanese climbers. Same as "Allez!" for the French speaking climbers. I guess it's one of the cool things about this sport. The athletes are supported by short shouts in their home language by the spectators.
The walls are outside at the Innsbrook comp… that’s why. Even if there was an indoor facility to support the comp, and there isn’t, they wouldn’t be able yo recreate the routes and boulders on walls that they didn’t set on. They canceled the W4 boulder to give enough time for the male finals. They anticipated the possibility of delays for the male final, so they had to move on.
So many IFSC routes involve dynos (all 3 men's routes) that it's not about the climbing anymore. Far too parkour for me. Where are the routes where the climbers can't hold the holds or the moves?
I think that because they topped one boulder each in the same number of attempts, they deferred to the semi-finals, and Kokoro did better there; I think that put him in third.
When the score is fully tied (same number of tops, zones, attempts to top, AND attempts to zone), then they rely on countback to the previous round of this competition to break the tie. Kokoro came into finals in first place, whereas Nikolai was fifth, so Kokoro won because he did better in semi-finals
I used to see people say the routesetting was bad on previous comps but honestly there's a bunch of weird stuff this time, Im pretty disappointed. Whats happening isfc
@@carlalol5052 Yeah but I mean, what a stupid rule, surely you can find someone, wearing a mask, that is either vaccinated or has tested negative (within 72hrs) to do this.
Not so much fun to watch, in my opinion. It's fun to watch the athletes jumping but not so often or in every boulder. Or these slab problem, where they need soooo long time to figure out the moves or even can not start the Boulder. I would say, It would be nice to watch also "old school" moves on >45º walls with crimps, slopers or whatever to test their strength and not only balance and Koordination jump-skills. I'm wondering how Olimpics will be.....
Wait how is the women's final fair to Natasha? She could've topped the problem and if Janja didn't she would've won. If the result is the same regardless of the 4th problem then maybe there's no point but clearly it isn't?
It's incredibly unfair to all of us if you don't re upload the semis video with the bad clips cut. We currently can't watch any of the semis. We only got three boulders in the finals (both men and women) and there were only five female athletes competing instead of six (I know Miho was injured but you guys should just take the seventh place finisher from semis)
Found that on twitter: "There were two slow-motion close-up replays of one of the climbers' behind (and nothing else), while she was cleaning the holds." The climber was Johanna Färber.
Time Stamp
Women Boulders
(Miho opt out due to injury in Semi 3:50)
Gejo 5:20 / 24:14 / 42:53 / 1:04:55
Akiyo 9:50 / 26:43 / 47:50 / 1:09:47
Natalia 14:25 / 29:13 / 52:47 / Canceled
Futaba 17:01 / 33:27 / 55:50 / Canceled
Janja 20:27 / 38:33 / 1:00:46 / Canceled
(Women's Final canceled due to heavy storm, W4 is cancelled 1:59:13, Podium based on First 3 boulders at 2:14:51)
Men boulders (M4 is dropped)
Lorenzi 3:01:54 / 3:33:07 / 3:58:37
Uznik 3:06:35 / 3:39:11 / 4:03:51
Coleman 3:12:58 / 3:42:06 / 4:09:16
Ogata 3:18:06 / 3:47:16 / 4:14:20
Tomoa 3:21:37 / 3:49:44 / 4:19:52
Kokoro 3:26:57 / 3:52:42 / 4:25:41
Damn, that's so useful, ty
Only 3 boulders :-/
Thank you
Edit: Subscribe for bouldering videos
A hero truly
@@clee2865 due to heavy storm
Simon Lorenzi on M2 is just over the top amazing. Crowd also did a good job there
Best moment in the comp!
Absolutely riveting! 👏
We will miss you Akiyo! Was always looking forward to your technical creative semi-static approach.
A perfect ending to the Women's final.. with Akiyo finishing on W4, the rain came down as a curtain on a monumental World Cup career. It all felt rather melancholic.
I understand what you're going for, but it's kind of hard to say it's the perfect ending when only 2 of the women actually got to try w4 and then they had to cut it
@@mrdrprofsteve506 I think this is something they need to address if they want to be taken more seriously as a sport on the world stage. Especially with it being added to the Olympics. As someone who has only recently started watching the sport, the integrity of the competition and world rankings came into question once the rain started coming down. I can only imagine coming in 1st after the semi finals in lead climbing and then having to climb in the rain after my competitors already finished. How do we know the weather didn't impact Ondra's finals attempt? Then you have that final climb in the Men's bouldering competition where the slabs are covered in chalk to absorb the rain. You see each competitor frantically trying to clean it off and each subsequent climber getting further only to have the final one finish. Fuji has quickly become one of my favorites to watch and I still found that unacceptable. Then to end the women's bouldering early when Grossman still had a chance of coming in 1st. What a huge disappointment.
Please i don’t understand, Akiyo said she was done competing after the OG?
This would be her final world cup though.
@@peterb5825 I suppose it is possible that Natalia could have had a chance at 1st, but an extremely outside chance. She'd have had to top in fewer than 5 attempts I think, and THEN Janja would have to make more than 5 attempts. Can't remember the last finals boulder that required more than 3 attempts from Janja
Janja stellar as usual, but Natalie is so impressive. Hopefully she can challenge Janja on a regular basis.
Natalia is still inferior to Janja physically and technically, but she's very intelligent and talented athlete, so eventually, yeah, she'll chalange the Slovenian girl. Speaking of Janja though, she's not just 'talented', she's a GENIUS of sport climbing!
I'm looking forward to that too. Nothing against Janja - watching her climb is a joy and she's earned every medal and then some - but I'm very attached to my American team and if anyone can challenge her, it's Natalia
Same climber getting 7 wins in a row over 2 years makes events too predictible and surpriseless. Hopefully Natalia would help the queen in diversifying her almost monochromatic medals collection ?
@@virginiamooney4105 What about Ashima or Brooke soon challenging Janja in lead or combined on a regular basis ? Go USA Climbing !
@@gainsboulder7544 I'm afraid, Ashima has no chance (even though I like her a lot), but Brooke - yes, absolutely!
I would have loved to see Janja crush W4. It would have been nice if ifsc let the competitors attempt the last boulders off-the-record and posted it.
Yep idk why they are so strict...
Agree 100%
it‘s so crazy how easy M3 looked for kokoro fuji!
IFSC effed up the honoring of Akiyo. That was truly lame. You've been living off this woman's grace and skill for the past ten years, she is the reason people are tuning in to watch. It was her last comp. But good job anyway, at least you filmed that butt.
Damn right!
A tip for the commentators. Don't spoil lead results in bouldering commentary.
Just Remember to watch lead before boulder 😂
A tip for viewers, watch events in chronological order rather than complaining about pertinent commentary.
@@Cssfiend That's like saying "tip for chess players, play the right moves". You might be surprised how many people just get these competitions on their youtube recommendations. You can of course expect people to go IFSC website and check which competition is first but if you did that then you probably watched the competitions live already. Anyway I would ask if the results from the previous day have much importance on today's competition? You can of course say that these athletes competed also in lead so they might not be quite as fresh as someone who only did boulder. But you don't need to spoil the results.
3:19:10 absolute insanity from yoshiyuki
3:36:50 absolute insanity from simon
4:26:20 absolute insanity from kokoro
This is an amazing final for men's boulder. Crazy result. Decided by the last boulder 😭
Thanks for fucking it.
@@brendonwest-m1n first rule about watching climbing comps : you cant read the comments before watching it. Otherwise you’ll get spoiled 😂😂😂
Don't quite understand how that's a spoiler.
This was the top comment and showed up when I just clicked on the video. Not mad but it made me think Tomoa would win
Cloe was a great co-commentator. She added a lot of color to compliment Matt's presentation.
That's crazy about Miho's knee injury. It's hard to see how that perfectly normal looking fall could cause that. I thought they were going to say shoulder since she had a sore shoulder in the last competition. The risk of injury is just always there.
I think it was the heel, and not the fall
Very good route setting both lead and bouldering throughout. Exciting while not too random either. Keep that team!
M1 is so Off the wagon for the zone move and next!! Absolutely great
Forcing both of your feet to start at those holds is kind of contrived in my opinion
Janja has extraordinary long & strong fingers; they seem to crush the metal when she catches a crumb or a slippery crater. Impressive! She must train so intensely..... Allez!!!
I just wanted to say, I really love your commenting of the competition!
It's knowledge based and always insightful and interesting!
I came here for rain asmr 1:23:00
Same! It was so cozy under a blanket sipping tea, the suprise though when you look out the window and it's not raining haha.
good 1.5 hr Rain Sound for Sleep. 1:20:02
Count back to semis
Ifsc doing some lofi
Woooo yoshiyuki won a cup! I’ve been rooting for him all season
Seems legit to cover M3 start completely in chalk so that the first climber has to clean it up for a minute.. ffs
Ok Imma just ask what is up with Japan...? Mad props to everyone who climbed this week, especially considering the weather, but the shot of the men's podium with three japanese flags in the background just has me dead😂😂
They've been dominating for a while now. It was fairly common place for finals to be 4 japanese climbers plus 2 others in the last few years.
The sky open up, crying as the most gracious woman said farewell to comp climbing! Akiyo, crowning her career with a medal in the Olympic games!
Japanese climbers amazing as usual! 頑張れ日本 🇯🇵 🤟
I want to see the semi-finals!!!
It was on here yesterday. I got half way through it, paused to sort some stuff out, came back and it was no longer available!!!!!
The cameraman zoomed in on a butt and they edit it out and reupload.
Exactly! Where is it?
It is sad enough we never get to see the qualifying round. Please upload the semi's
Locked out of watching the finals and trying to not get spoilers is terrible
Just wanted to say: I love Cloe's commentary. Really interessting and such a likeable accent :D
Clhoe would be really good commentating for blind people (perfect description of what we can see..) Would love to see better sound people for commentating, please. Matt is awesome always! ;)
Matt is terrible. Not sure if you meant charlie?
cheznikos , don’t think is that bad, but definitely you’re right, Charlie was great to hear. Bet this is a matter of wages and all that🤟
It was always a pleasure to watch Akiyo climb, thank you for your work, I hope your book gets translated to English
if someone drops out due to w/e reason why not move the next one in line to the final instead of just having 5 people participate?
They have rating points for places. It will be not fair.
World rankings mainly. The person who dropped out still got to the finals fair and square so they deserve the 6th spot and moving up someone would force them to drop down the person who had to drop out or not take into account the performance of the person they moved up. Either way, someone is going to get screwed over.
Climbers would get hurt by the one behind on the waiting list lol
Cloe s explanation on flash was weird
Is it, there is though a difference between outdoor en competition?
She sounds just like me trying to explain something with my poor English ;)
She explained the technicalities of an outdoors flash without talking about the main idea of a flash: topping a boulder on your first attempt, which is why it sounded pretty confusing
DAMN I'M MISSING MIHO !!!!
wow, natalia grossman on W1 was amazing....Ohh what a pity that they didnt finish W4.
Oh man, nathaniel coleman's M1 was great to watch, too.
It's ridiculous for a world championship final where the atheles have to spend 1/4 of their allocated time brushing holds. Couldn't they have someone brush the holds during the interval?
Am I the only one thinking that the organizers really screwed Simon over? He had a ton of chalk to brush off wasting his own time while others had it much better and in this case the chalk played a huge role. And with fair conditions he could potentially have even fought for 2nd place.
There was so much going on with this comp, from the camerawork issues in semifinals to the weather complications in finals. Hopefully the organizers of future events will have more respect for the women as serious athletes and try to plan ahead for possibly unfavorable climbing conditions. It’s too bad that we didn’t get to see Janja on W4, she was on point for the first three boulders. It was nice however to see a slab for the men as a contrast to the usual style of their boulders, but the amount of chalk Simon had to deal with was ridiculous. The volumes looked like they were dusted in powdered sugar, the setters should have at least brushed them before starting M3. An excellent showing by the dominant Japanese climbers regardless, congrats on their podium sweep.
That has absolutely nothing to do with respect. What are you talking about?
Noooo :( I was really hoping for Futaba Ito to make a comeback on the last boulder!
I really love Kang's commentary, everything he said is so positive!
Really different with Kasanov's commentary on lead final.
He said too many comments about other athletes mistakes in the past.
I get what you're saying, and really appreciated both commentaries, but I think it's also nice to point out mistakes, or just suboptimal choices due to lack of options (and how athletes use them to grow in their climbing). I would hate for climbing to become one of those sport where everyone is "simply the best ever" (North-American style :) ).
I like 3D-models of routes and cards of sportsmen very much
I wish they would stop playing music during the climbs.. Especially the tick tock sound, which is actually quite rude towards the climbers.
great comp despite the conditions
Why did you delete the semi finals? I was right in the middle of watching it!
there was a slo-mo butt shot of Johanna Farber they got in trouble for haha. they are editing it out and will reupload.
@@ryanv5326 that shot was outrageous who thought this would be a good idea
@@Myosos Probably the same one that thought the extreme, personal-space-invading close-ups of climbers getting ready to start climbing and after being lowered down during the lead semi-finals
@@ryanv5326 lmao was watching that live and thought what was the camera man thinking lol
@@ryanv5326 that's good! i guess they got the memo lol
Why can’t Matt say Futaba’s name properly..?
Futaba Itaba and Faito (Fajita) were my favorite attempts :)
After watching his commentary over the last few comps now I'm pretty convinced he has some level of dyslexia. He mixes up syllables and gets tongue tied when he misreads climbers names. I think he does a pretty good job overall but definitely miss Charlie Bosco!
@@beautyofsylence I mean after a while of competition commentary anyone is gonna mess stuff up and get tongue tied
@@Obadiah-j yeah that's fair too. I also think he did a much better job in the finals than the semis.
@@beautyofsylence i agree its like any other job you have your good days and bad days no one is perfect every time
Does not makes sense to me that they dont brush between the boulder outside climber time.
2:59:43 I think the announcer is colorblind. No shade. But the W4 color he identified as "yellow" looked more orange to me. And the black M1 start holds he identified as "blue." It could be a number of other things. I'm just wondering if anyone else thought the same ...
I am obsessed with Janja.
Hahahahaha the dj is ON FIRE 🔥🔥 this comp 😂😂
Matt Groom's favorite word is "commentary box" 😂
Very good setting this round! Enjoy watching this.
1:20:00 peaceful rest
Disappointed in the route setting. The men's boulders 1 and 2 could have stopped at the zone.
For next ifsc, I hope the commentary team can stop spoiling earlier disciplines.
Good point. Not everyone can watch the events in order...
If only they played music from two steps from hell at my gym, I would be climbing 8A too ;P
Everyone in the Gym: "length is aid"
Me: "uhm yeah you remember the Boulder of Stasha?"
@miko foin yeah, I' m like 190cm tall amd i feeled her pain.
Hillarious to hear the comentator in the venue shouting 'Gambret, Gambret, Gambret', when Aikiyo is climbing!:))) What a fail!!!
...and then the same for Yoshiyuki, Tomoa and Kokoro!!! nobodu told him still! hahaha:))
Is that a joke? Well in case it's not, he says "Gambare" which means "Go!! Keep going!!" in japanese. Not Gambret.
It's not a mistake. You will hear Gamba, Gamba (or Ganbaru) a lot when Japanese climbers are on the boulders. It basically means "let's go" in Japanese (or endure through tough times). All climbers kind of know this and shout it in support of Japanese climbers. Same as "Allez!" for the French speaking climbers. I guess it's one of the cool things about this sport. The athletes are supported by short shouts in their home language by the spectators.
I don’t understand why the competition can’t be held indoors, or why they couldn’t postpone Boulder W4 instead of canceling it.
The walls are outside at the Innsbrook comp… that’s why. Even if there was an indoor facility to support the comp, and there isn’t, they wouldn’t be able yo recreate the routes and boulders on walls that they didn’t set on.
They canceled the W4 boulder to give enough time for the male finals. They anticipated the possibility of delays for the male final, so they had to move on.
ogata is so good at first round that make fuji and narasaki look like rookie!XDD
So many IFSC routes involve dynos (all 3 men's routes) that it's not about the climbing anymore. Far too parkour for me. Where are the routes where the climbers can't hold the holds or the moves?
They’re all strong.
What do we end up with. A max campus comp up a series of exact 18mm rungs spaced exactly 40cm apart up an exactly 14 degree board?
I’m an old school climber, but things move on.
I’m not gonna die shouting “get off my lawn” at the next generation as they change things.
When you can't watch the Olympics because it's not on YT, might as well watch this I suppose :D
ボルダリングのセミが再アップされますように🙏
still no semi？ it’s driving me crazy 💦
Could have easily let the remaining women climb W4 before the men’s. Didn’t give Natalia a chance to challenge Janja for win… extremely disappointing.
Yeah where are semi-finals? I can’t watch the finals without the prequel man.
Who the fuck was DJing this event the soundtrack was absolutely bizarre
Wow, Tomoa should use more time climbing than brushing :) still awesome dude!
I think we are having the same "very heavy rain" in moscow now.
Why didn't Nikolai Uznik take third place? Or at least both of them?
3:50:30 is subfocus - solar system for anyone wondering lol
Why did Kokoro get third place if Nicolai had the same numbers?
He was faster I guess?
If it's a tie, it comes down to semi-final performance. Kokoro climbed after him because he did better in semis so it defaults to him to break.
I think that because they topped one boulder each in the same number of attempts, they deferred to the semi-finals, and Kokoro did better there; I think that put him in third.
@@itonamichan 🤝🏻
When the score is fully tied (same number of tops, zones, attempts to top, AND attempts to zone), then they rely on countback to the previous round of this competition to break the tie. Kokoro came into finals in first place, whereas Nikolai was fifth, so Kokoro won because he did better in semi-finals
Simon got screwed so hard on M3. Those holds needed to be brushed outside of his clock.
Slabs are interesting but this pink one was straight up gymnastics
I used to see people say the routesetting was bad on previous comps but honestly there's a bunch of weird stuff this time, Im pretty disappointed. Whats happening isfc
Waaaw Natalia was amazing!!!!
They should get at least 1 min extra to brush the holds. That's just dumb
Or just have a guy brushing in between climbers while they show the replays...
@@turboytytyt they mentioned in the semi finals that they are not allowed to have volunteers for brushing due to covid guidelines
@@carlalol5052 Yeah but I mean, what a stupid rule, surely you can find someone, wearing a mask, that is either vaccinated or has tested negative (within 72hrs) to do this.
45.000 people in the Wembley stadium yesterday but they can't get one person to clean the holds. 😂
Ah where's Charlie 😌
he’s retired from commentary
Janja😭😭😭💕💕💕💕
Does anyone know what music track was playing while Tomoa was climbing Men's 2?
Not so much fun to watch, in my opinion. It's fun to watch the athletes jumping but not so often or in every boulder. Or these slab problem, where they need soooo long time to figure out the moves or even can not start the Boulder. I would say, It would be nice to watch also "old school" moves on >45º walls with crimps, slopers or whatever to test their strength and not only balance and Koordination jump-skills. I'm wondering how Olimpics will be.....
Did Adam Ondra not make it into Finals? Or did he not compete at all?
He did not compete in bouldering in Innsbruck due to a lingering shoulder injury that he picked up in the first Salt Lake City cup.
to me it's pure sabotage that they put that much chalk for the first climber on that kind of start/style.
I would be pissed.
Mehr Werbung ging nicht????? Was soll das? War sonst auch nicht. Ultra störend
Wait how is the women's final fair to Natasha? She could've topped the problem and if Janja didn't she would've won. If the result is the same regardless of the 4th problem then maybe there's no point but clearly it isn't?
緒方選手ほんと指の力強い笑
It's incredibly unfair to all of us if you don't re upload the semis video with the bad clips cut. We currently can't watch any of the semis. We only got three boulders in the finals (both men and women) and there were only five female athletes competing instead of six (I know Miho was injured but you guys should just take the seventh place finisher from semis)
what is up with the playlist though?
Matt Groom is the best comentator ever!
Where are the semis?
Can someone tell me who the two commentators are?
the commentators are much better than in salt lake city
Sadly thats not saying much
When will the edited semi-finals get uploaded? Please upload or link if it is already up. Thanks!
japan breeds amazing athletes
Track ID for the song at 3:39:40 roughly ? thanks :)
ELAX - Reaktor
Best DJ set in the whole weeklong event (duration 94min) 1:20:01
is it the worse world cup full of rain ?
why didn't Adam Ondra compete at this Boulder WC?
He just came back from a shoulder injury and didn't want to risk reinjuring himself.
@@floijd Did he injure his shoulder during his lead slips in Innsbruck?
Ah, in another thread: "lingering shoulder injury that he picked up in the first Salt Lake City cup"
Why are the semi finals not on youtube anymore?
It was removed because there was a long slow-motion replay ass shot of an athlete in the edit.
Found that on twitter: "There were two slow-motion close-up replays of one of the climbers' behind (and nothing else), while she was cleaning the holds." The climber was Johanna Färber.
@@robertgropp2777 where did you find it on Twitter? I missed it and curious what all the fuss is about
@@bilel6571 do you know if they'll re upload it after deleting those clips?
@@lucyreed4452 They said so
m1 off the wagon?
nice music and thanks to chloé
JAPAN! 🇯🇵
Where is the semi???
They will edit and re upload the stream.
Wheres womens 1&2?
Does anyone know the background music at 3:21:48 ??
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Californication