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Ruth Beitia wins gold for Spain in the women's high jump final at her fourth Olympic games in RIo 2016.
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i watched her many time, she is typical athlete who produce spirit of optimistic and hard work in every event she done,, finally she deserved. Congrats Ruth.
Beitia is probably the most popular jumper, both with fans and fellow competitors. Her idiosyncratic style even gets the occasional mimic in the crowd (see the 2016 European Champs). But if you watch the competition _in toto_ you will see how much respect she gets from other jumpers. When Alessia Trost - a definite medal prospect - bombed out at 1.97, she made a beeline for Beitia and a quick consoling cry on her shoulder. Towards the end Beitia could be seen cheering her opponents on, something that would have earned her a warning in days gone by. That's why everyone likes her.
The determination of RUTH is legendary. Winning gold in Rio Olympic 2016, at the age of 37 years and in her 4th Olympic, is astounding and incredible. 👌👌👌👍👍👍
She would never have won if only the strongest athlete in the world at that time, Maria Lasitskene, had been allowed to attend the games. This is not a victory - it is a disgrace to the Olympic movement. And Ruth is certainly not to blame for this shame, but this medal should be hidden and not shown to anyone. Because this is a fake, not a real high-level competition
@@swampfolk2526 Olympic games / sports are all about those who participate in these events and not about who are otherwise best but not participating. Why have hypothetical inferences ?
@@kesharisuthar3268Not inviting the best athletes just lowers the level of competition. The high jump in Rio was a low-level competition. They were won by this athlete. It is not particularly honorable to win competitions where strong competitors were simply not allowed.
How did she stay in that unbelievable shape for 12 years and more?
@@cpetrizzi This was made possible only through single minded determination, perseverance and high level of physical training. Such incredible feat is possible, when dedication and commitment of the highest level are there. 👌👌👍👍
Nunca me aburro de ver esta victoria de Ruth Beitia!
Everybody looks to the high, but please, she is 37, do you know what is to jump close to 2 metres with 37 years old? You guys have no idea of sport...
Anna chicherova 2.02:)))
no tendre idea de salto alto ,pero es triste que no le den medallas a las saltadoras de heptatlon que si usted averigua saltaron 1,98 ....brasil fue un fiasco para el salto femenino.ademas vlasic esta muy mal de forma por lesiones .saludos desde colombia.
@@user-ym4hj6jj8o drugs
What perserverance after 4 olympics!!
Especially after getting 4th place twice.
She won fair and square. She worked so incredibly hard. She truly deserved it.
Beitia, todo un ejemplo de juego limpio y nobleza en el deporte, siempre anima y aplaude a sus rivales.
Ruth Betia. se lo merece. desde hace mucho ha sido una competidora de esta prueba en los mejores eventos. muchas felicitaciones.
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Ruth Beitia:
JUEGOS OLÍMPICOS
Oro 🥇 JJOO Rio de Janeiro 🇧🇷 2016
Bronce 🥉 JJOO London 🇬🇧 2012
MUNDIALES
Bronce🥉 WC outdoor Moscú 🇷🇺 2013
Plata 🥈 WC indoor Doha 🇶🇦 2010
Plata 🥈 WC indoor Portland 🇺🇸 2016
Bronce 🥉 WC indoor Moscú 🇷🇺 2006
Bronce 🥉WC indoor Sopot 🇵🇱 2014
EUROPEOS
Outdoor
Oro 🥇 EC Helsinki 🇫🇮 2012
Oro 🥇 EC Zúrich 🇨🇭 2014
Oro 🥇 EC Ánsterdam 🇳🇱 2016
Indoor
Oro 🥇 EC Gotemburgo 🇸🇪 2013
Plata 🥈EC Madrid 🇪🇸 2005
Plata 🥈Turín 🇮🇹 2009
Plata 🥈Paris 🇫🇷 2011
Plata 🥈Belgrado 🇷🇸 2017
Bronce 🥉EC Birmingham 🇬🇧 2007
LEGEND
I love the way they wrap their flag around their body 🇱🇰
I wish they did full video of these events
only when Americans win...
@@19franken95 Or British.
Hey we home, pandemic. We pay to watch.......?
You should upload full finals rater than the highlights.Anyway congratulations to Beitia, was rooting for her since Amsterdam this year.
try watching em at clarosports.com, not sure where you're from in America Latina there's all the olympics licensed there on demand
I'm from eastern Europe
vesna certic m
vesna certic I completely disagree. I think highlights are great for the people who just want a quick video. Not everybody wants to watch 15-20 mins of high jumps
Haha, Damian created a spammed copy and paste of his comments so the rest of you mimicked the travesty. Brilliant XD
First of all, these ladies have really long legs. They all are awesome... And gold medalist at the age of 37 wow... ✌🏻
37 years after 4 JJOO ! 💟👍
Ruttttth😍😍😍😍🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸
That would've been Maria's gold. Now, even if she goes to Tokyo she has to be in her 2019 shape to challenge Mahuchikh.
She won ✌🏻
@@siddhartha9834 And that was close to her 2019 shape.
Maria Lasitskene won in 2020 instead.
This gold and the entire competition will always have an asterisk to it. Mariya Lasitskene would have easily won this. Thankfully she won in Tokyo, so she was only temporarily denied of a Gold medal.
Dude, shut up
@@jorgemendez4517 *
Well, Maria won in Tokyo, and this travesty of a final is now forgotten. Beitia seems a nice girl, but the fact that she has an Olympic Gold and her peers Blanka Vlasic, Kajsa Bergqvist and Hestrie Cloete don't is a joke.
While you "have" an asterisk, they have a gold, silver and bronze medal... oh! other thing you have... ENVY.
@@jorgemendez4517 Shut up, you, anglosaxon cheater!
respect
Ótima atleta a Ruth Beitia
This was a disappointing event in Rio. The fact that Maria Lasitskene,who was by far the worlds best, was prevented from participating in the competition took the validity out of this gold medal.
Amazing beitia❤️
The 4th Time is Always the Charm!! 😄
I missed Chicherova.
No words
You guys are all so rude. Stop complaining about the result of winning. Russia deserve to be kicked out. They always dope and lose Medals. Also, the American should've gotten bronze. The Croatian had to take 2 attempts at 1.88 and 1.93 but American sailed over them in her first try.
Joey Jerry "the croatian" aka blanka was under medication and in extreme pain during the competition and just because "the american" "sailed" over 193 in the first try doesn't mean she deserves the medal after failing to jump over 197. next.
God no, results are fair and correct, and rules are equal for all competitors, I see no reason why would they be different for americans. American had to take 3 attempts on last hight, while croatian 2. AMEN!
AND - she's not only "The Croatian", she's Blanka Vlašić, absolute queen of the high jump ;-)
Alexis Grant, the American did jump over 1.97.
That would be to easy for Lasitskene.
Five years after still dont upload full versions 😂😂😂😂
Oh yes she got gold, but common, 2 heptathletes got 1.98 while doing 6 other events.. maybe the weather was different but still. Bit disappointed..
*come on
Also they never attempted 1.98, which the heptathletes did.
High jumping in wet or marginal conditions is extremely testy and while this final did not produce spectacular results in terms of heights cleared, I found it a mesmerising battle. It was totally different from the Heptathlon. When the surface is damp it becomes slightly harder and develops an certain amount of slickness to it. Of course all athletes wear spikes (even Donald Thomas now wears them) but it is still possible to slip. What's more, the surface was wetter on one side than the other. This should have favoured jumpers like Marie-Laurence Jungfleisch but she didn't have a particularly good day. What it did was sort out those with cool heads from the rest. Only Demireva jumped a PB (equal). The rest had to hold their nerve. There were genuine medal chances who cracked under pressure. Anyone who watched Kamila Licwinko at 1.97 - a height she would normally make - knew it was tough. You could see it in her face: her eyebrows were up and her lips were pursed. She was feeling it. I couldn't believe it when Airine Palsyte went out at 1.93. There were some very battered egos after this final and I suspect a not a few tears afterwards.
What was really noticeable was the regard in which Ruth Beitia is held. She sat there throughout the competition egging her fellow competitors on - something which would have earned her a reprimand in days gone by. When another medal prospect Alessia Trost went out she made a bee line for Beitia for a quick cry on her shoulder.
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@@thethirdman225
Excellent educational comment.
Happy for Beitia she looks like a nice lady.
She is an inverted Male hybrid clone
@@YasinNisay-hr9huyour mom? Yeah
Una decepción las marcas de ese año, 1,97, como se les extraño a las atletas rusas, el oro era seguro para Mariya Lasitskene.
Haciendo trampas cualquiera
Spirit Fingers!!🤣
only 1.97
and know that in the women's decathlon 2 people jumped 1m98
Poor competition overall but glad she won.
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Congrats to Beitia but it was not a good competition.
Blasic has jumped much higher than that.
Llora
Tiene toda la razón. Beitia es robótica, feísimo cómo salta. ¡Y del PP!
people that says "weak era", lets say "legit" era. where you can bet your life that this winners are clean. Please dont be as stupid as some cyclist enthusiasts, that blame on the boring races but also they got surprised and angry when cheaters often get caught.
cool video 😀
Mírela Demireva 💖
Pity that yelena isinbayeva wasn't here for her third gold medal
I think she competes in Pole Vault, not High Jump.
Pole Vault not High Jump
The russian queen of high jump is Chicherova. Isinbayeva competes in Pole Vault
Lol no one cares about the dopers like Chicherova
What about Mariya Kuchina then? No doping history and still got banned.
the highest jump in the heptathlon high jump would have won gold here. bad performances, just like men's long jump in 2012
Ruth Beitia can jump over 2m so its not like she is a bad jumper..
Never said she was. Just the performance was bad on that day
Kenta Renard
Yes very true
It was good enough. The conditions were totally different from the heptathlon so the comparison is odious.
Very good
2012: 2,05m gold 2016: 1,97 gold LOL
For the life of me I can't understand why Nafi Thiam didn't start.
Blanka Vlasic and Chaunté Lowe should've shared the bronze medal. Blanka took 2 attempts on 1.88, 1.93 and 1.97 while Lowe only took one attempt at 1.88 and 1.93 and 3 at 1.97.
Mariya Lasitskene could have won Gold jumping backwards ... oh wait, that's how they all do it.
Lol lord those Fingers.... Great jump though
Russian Athletic get banned from IAAF
I miss Stefka Kostadinova
I think Stefka was on doping. In her time, it was practically not tested for it.
O wow
Woo
1.98 are you joke??
Best Athletes Kasthine, Chicherova missing, Betia won with a lower height than u20 WC, sad...poor competition.
Darkest era of women's high jump competions ever
Well the Russians weren't there, so lower your expectations
E H doping
Correction. The doping wasn't there.
If you do doping no wonder how you do 2.05
@@MARIOSEYIAnd that Laziskene has already been caught doping? Well, for all the time that she is already winning, she has been tested hundreds of times. So why isn't she here? It's just that international officials decided to destroy world sport for the sake of political squabbles.
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For this level of competition the height setting was a joke. Just 4 heights for the whole competition... The ICO should stop those set ups. It ruins the flow.
totally, the level was so bad that only 17 jumpers qualified to the final
@@tonyyn1696 dumb
@@joejoematic8206 sang by eva b
no russian i guess lol
Nelson Ilizaga no doping, yeah. Fair play.
@@enlosluceros7236 yes because ALL Russians dope 😂
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weak high jump era...
long jump in mens are bad too... beamon, powell and lewis are better, they haven´t 8,50 meters...
Or nobody wants to beat the bulgarian :) Stefka Kostadinova world record for 29 years.
harder drug testing
There was no world champion, Maria Kuchina, that is why.
No. It's just that there's only CLEAN athletes competing.
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Women's high jump is a joke without Russia, because Russia have had the three best jumpers for the last years
onyx topaz it was out because of doping.
they were the best because of the doping lol
Dutch Man but doping enhanced their performance, so yes doping obviously made them better
onyx topaz, Russia were doping so of course they did awesome. Russia women lost about 7 medals in Athletics because of doping.
@@joeyjerry2981 bullshit. Maria Lasitskene was excluded and she didn't take doping. She's won 2 championships after that.
You become olympic champion with this height?!
Ikr, I'm 16 and I can jump this! (Okay I'm a man but still seems a little underwhelming)
The level was much higher in the last few years.
Ariane Friedrich and Blanka Vlasic jumped about 2m in every competition...
lower centre of gravity mate... it puts women at a disadvantage getting off the ground in addition to men having testosterone to boost muscle power etc...
Ese Omoru haha there was no disadvantage in Rio.
Thiam and Johnson-Thompson jumped 1,98m high! In the HEPTATHLON
+Ragnar Jackson Rotich
_"You become olympic champion with this height?!"_
Sure. Why not? It doesn't matter how high you jump. It matters how well you jump on the day, relative to your opponents. What has not been reported was that the runway was wet for most of the comp. This has a multi-fold effect. Firstly, it is a psychological problem for some jumpers because slipping is an issue. Secondly, the surface becomes harder and actually has a lower grip index when it is cool or wet, so slippage is actually a reality. Thirdly, the runway was unevenly wet. Left foot take off jumpers had more surface dampness to contend with than those with a right foot take off. That should have played straight into the hands of Marie-Laurence Jungfleisch, fresh from her 2.00m jump at Eberstadt but it didn't.
The competition came down to who could adapt best to the conditions. Only Demireva jumped a PB (actually an equal PB). Watch what happened to others like Kamila Licwinko. She's a very seasoned campaigner but you could see defeat written all over her face after her second miss at 1.97m. Vlasic was also recovering from Achilles surgery and was obviously not fully fit. The heights may not have been very impressive but this was a bruising psychological battle where only the coolest heads would prevail. In the end, it was the right result. The bar doesn't lie.
1.97 wins you a gold medal. That would be lick winning gold with 2.33 in the men's.
yep
In some World Championships the winning mark was 2.32, like in Berlin 2009...
Worst Olympic final since 1980! Maria Lasitskene would've won this even on a bad day. And the fact that Blanka only lost gold medal on countback while literally on 1 foot, shows what a champion she is and how mediocre the rest of the women were.
This is what happens when you take Russia out of athletics
Zak B *because of doping.
Or when someone has competed at 4 Olympics and has over a decade and a half of experience.
This is what happens when you kick dipping out of athletics
@@enlosluceros7236 Because of lies of Coe and Mclaren
@@enlosluceros7236 because of politics, not because of doping.
Ganó porque no estaban las rusas
Pues que hubiesen ido.
This is a worst competition I ever seen
عبدالعزيز الشهري
This is how a competition looks like when you don't dope.
Fury Of Titans, the Russians who won the gold medals in high Jump did not dope.
muy malo el nivel de salto ,hombres y mujereres..barshimout ,vlasic out. nafissatou thiam 1.98...katarina johnson 1.98..son las verdaderas campeonas.
Not even 2m. It's just lame.
ipak ne blanka najboljaaaa💪🏻
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Grke
1st Comment!
Beitia must express her gratitude to Coe , Mclaren and other anglosaxons for winning this miserable competition at the absence of true champions!😡
This is the worst... I ever seen at recent major championships. Real gold medalist?