- Billionaire buddies cast shadow over Putin presidency
ST PETERSBURG, Russia: Arkady Rotenberg, a former judo coach, is now a billionaire industrialist, having made a fortune selling pipe to the state-owned gas monopoly, Gazprom. null, responseDetails: Suspected Terms of Service Abuse. Please see responseStatus: 40
- Brawl gets up noses of NY toffs
Among the character-building sports practised by wealthy members of the historic New York Athletics Club are judo, wrestling, rugby, boxing, water polo and fencing.A combination of all six was on display when a row between the chino-wearing... null, responseDetails: Suspected Terms of Service Abuse. Please see responseStatus: 40
- 柔道とJUDO。
be with love 〜welcome to mizuki's home〜
- Positive dope test as taekwondo row grows at Asian Games
The Asian Games was hit by its first positive drugs test on Friday as anger mounted over the controversial disqualification of a Taiwan taekwondo fighter.Uzbek judoka Shokir Muminov was stripped of his -81kg silver medal and thrown out of the sporting showpiece after testing positive for methylhexaneamine, a stimulant used widely as a nasal decongestant. 怒りが彼- 81キロ銀メダルを剥奪され、スポーツの展示物の捨てmethylhexaneamineに陽性をテストした後、台湾テコンドーfighter.Uzbek柔道Shokir Muminovの論争の失格の上にマウントとしてアジア大会は、金曜日にその最初の正の薬物検査に見舞われた、覚せい剤、。充血除去剤として広く使用されている
- Putin's Judo Buddy Didn't Get a Leg Up
Arkady Rotenberg, 58, a professional martial arts coach, said the discipline gleaned from sports played the decisive role in making him and his brother Boris successful businessmen - not help from their friend Vladimir Putin.
のArkadyローテンバーグ、58、プロの武術監督は、規律はスポーツから彼と彼の兄弟であるボリス成功したビジネスマンを作るに決定的な役割を果たして - 彼らの友人のプーチンから助けに収集した
- Two-year doping ban for Olympic judo champ Tong
Chinese Olympic judo champion Tong Wen has been banned for two years and stripped of her world title after failing a doping test at the world champion... 中国オリンピック柔道チャンピオントング温は、2年間禁止されており、彼女の世界タイトルを剥奪される世界チャンピオンでドーピングテストを失敗した後...
- Vladimir Putin and Dmitry Medvedev meet on the slopes for a cup of tea
After the shots of him manfully – and shirtlessly – tugging fish from a Siberian river and sitting proudly astride a magnificent chestnut steed, the latest pictures of Vladimir Putin are something of a letdown. Not only is the Russian prime minister riding a snowmobile rather than an awed polar bear, he is also wearing a ski jacket with what looks to be a rather snug red fleece. His image as a solitary outdoorsman at home in the most inhospitable of environments is further undermined by a photo in which he and the Russian president, Dmitry Medvedev, enjoy an après-ski cup of tea.The two men were photographed at the Russian ski resort of Krasnaya Polyana, where Medvedev and his family have spent the new year. In keeping with the venue, which will host the alpine skiing events at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics, the two men indulged in a spot of skiing and snowmobiling, as well as meeting other tourists.Their body language suggests the closeness between the two most powerful figures in Russia. But shirt or no shirt, it's plain which one is the alpha male. Despite Medvedev's claims that he lifts weights, Putin's physique, black belt in judo and record in office make him all but unassailable.Vladimir PutinDmitry MedvedevRussiaSam Jonesguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
彼のショット後に男らしく-とshirtlessly -シベリアの川から魚を揺さぶると誇らしげに壮大な栗の木にまたがって座って、プーチン大統領の最新の写真をがっかりさせるのものだが、馬
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