#Ethan katzberg

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[August 4th 2024] ethan katzberg (22, CAN) pumping up the crowd before his final throw after he's confirmed to have won gold. With huge 84.12m throw in hammer toss, 4.15m further than the next best, he earns canadas first ever gold in the event !

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pov: you time-traveled from the 1984 olympics

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Team Canada: Men's Hammer Throw

Ethan Katzberg, Gold

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I need this man carnally

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So I guess we’re a hammer throwing country now!?!?

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Ethan Katzberg has Shitty’s hair and ‘stache and Holster’s body

(Also an incredible fucking hammer throw. Just a beaut.)

My sister: “He’s Sholster!”

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SHE'S DONE IT!!!! DOUBLE GOLD FOR CANADA IN HAMMER THROW!!!!! CAMRYN ROGERS!!! ETHAN KATZBERG!!! LFGOOOOOOO!!!!

OMG SHES SO CUTE YOU GUYS

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Ethan Katzberg!!! Let’s fucking go!!! Truly in a class of his own!!!!

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So cool.

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I'm pretty sure he is actually Thor... he did throw that hammer a very long way! (Source)

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Ethan Katzberg

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watching the men's hammer throw final and dear god i do have a type SKFHDKF

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Paris 2024: Ten Canadians To Watch

I know the Paris Olympics are just hours away from starting but there’s no way I’ll let my blog of Canadians stall. There’s good reason for Canadians to be excited as many a Canadian has done well at their respective sport’s World Championships and many a Canadian athlete has a lot of buzz leading into these Games. Back at the Tokyo Games for 2020, Canadian athletes had their best Summer…

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With one toss, Camryn Rogers rewrote the Canadian record books. 

The Richmond, B.C., native won hammer throw gold at the World Athletics Championships on Thursday in Budapest with her initial heave of 77.22 metres.

Rogers's victory completed Canada's first-ever hammer-throw double after fellow B.C. native Ethan Katzberg won the men's event.

Rogers, 24, is also the second Canadian woman to win a gold medal at worlds, and the first since Perdita Felicien in 2003. She improves on the silver she obtained at 2022 worlds in Eugene, Ore., when she became the first Canadian woman to win a medal in a field event.

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