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Fanny Roos Reflects on StableTop news20 Sept

Fanny Roos Reflects on Stable Season Without a Full Hit

Stable season but no full hit. Fanny Roos believes anyway that she is on the right track. I just have to continue in the same way as we have done this year, says the shot putter after the fifth place in the Tokyo World Championship.

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Olympic Games replay for Roos – seventh in Paris9 Aug

Olympic Games replay for Roos – seventh in Paris

Paris was just like Tokyo. Shot putter Fanny Roos finished seventh in the Olympic Games final. It's a bit of both, it's clear you always want to throw further, she says to Max.

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Olympic Games repeat for Roos – seventh in Paris: "Completely okay"9 Aug

Olympic Games repeat for Roos – seventh in Paris: "Completely okay"

Paris was just like Tokyo. Shot putter Fanny Roos finished seventh in the Olympic Games final. I threw okay, but didn't get a full hit, she says after 18.78 meters.

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