Nianda

week 4 : Vaughn Scot is losing something he doesn't know where he left it last, but what can he do without his shirt ? Wear a shirt for China ? Or Australia? He chooses to search for it. After a time of struggle he finally finds it, it was somewhere that no one could find, somewhere in the audiences seat, meaning someone and a group of people is trying to get him out of the game ? It wasn't anyone else but hes own team mate, why would he do that ? So that he'll go through to be won a gold medal ? Or just revenging ? It was not a mistake, Vaughn Scot forgets about it and carries on with the match , won the frist match by luck , second by skills , and third by fluke. Finals now, he thinks that his team mate might do something like what he did to him again so he asked the coach that if they can be separated for a while, the coach approved him. The next day ... now something different is lost, his helmet without his helmet what would happen to get kicked or punch in the head and become dumb? Or lose the game by false? Both choices will mean something different but something in common, he'll lose.Oh no what can he do , worrying about losing someone steps up and gives his helmet to Vaughn Scot , it was no-one else but the person who took his shirt , what for? For taking his shirt and leaving it in the crowd ?Or just a time of being friends?Vaughn Scot is ready now, he loses his first round , but won in second last round what can he do to get this medal? Instantly the crowd silenced while Vaughn Scot and his opponent steps up. The games begins ! Everyone in the crowd now is cheering for him, he has to win , what will happen? The winner is ... Vaughn Scot !

Week3:

Indonesia men’s double finals

An all-Indonesia men’s doubles final held at Singapore Open Super Series. Mohammad Ahsan and Bona Septano almost lost on Friday, but they rallied to beat No. 8 seeds Noriyasu Hirata and Hirokatsu Hashimoto of Japan and went through to Saturday’s semifinals. In the other half of the men’s doubles, Markis Kido and Hendra Setiawan beat unseeded Malaysians, Goh V. Shem and Lim Khim Wah 21-18, 21-17. On Saturday’s semifinals, Bona and Ahsan faced strong opponents, second-seeds of South Koreans , Ko Sung-hyun and Yoo Yeon-seong while Markis and Hendra takes on Hiroyuki Endo and Kenichi Hayakawa of Japan. Endo and Hayakawa beats pair Christian John Skovgaard and Mads Pieler Kolding 20-22, 21-12, 21-9, while Ko and Yoo defeated Hong Wei and Shen Ye of China 21-17, 21-12. No. 8 seeds Meiliana Jauhari and Greysia Polii reached last four by beating components Anneke Feinya Agustin and Nitya Krishinda Maheswari. Then they next faced No. 6 seeds of Taiwan Cheng Wen-hsing and Chien Yu-chin, who beat third-seeded Shizuka Matsuo and Mami Naito of Japan. Sony Dwi Kuncoro’s recently hit a speed bump in the men’s singles quarterfinals. After coming through qualifying and knocking off No. 5 seed Du Pengyu of China in first round, Sony lost 21-17, 26-24 to Viktor Axelsen of Denmark in the quarterfinals. Dionysius Hayom Rumbaka also lost by short of a semifinal, losing 21-23, 21-7, 21-18 to Thailand’s Boonsak Ponsana. Fran Kurniawan and Shendy Puspa Irawati pushed seventh-seeded Shoji Sato and Matsuo to three sets before losing 19-21, 21-14, 21-19, while Hendra and Vita Marissa lost 21-17, 22-20 to No. 4 seeds Shintaro Ikeda and Reiko Shiota.

Week 2

In the name of all competitors, We take place in the olympic game which mean we respect and obey the rules ,In the honor of the country and not desgrace to the family.

Task 1

Vaughn Scot



Sporting event taekwondo


 * 22-year-old
 * Under-80kg weight division
 * Born in South-Africa
 * Moved to New Zealand when he was eight
 * Se Jong Demonstration Team
 * 2nd Dan Certificate
 * 2012 US Open Championships, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States - Bronze Maedal
 * 2011 Olympic Games Qualification Tournament, Noumea, New Caledonia - Gold Medal
 * 2011 Olympic Games Qualification Tournament, Baku, Azerbejan
 * 2011 5th Commonwealth Taekwondo Championship, Chennai, India - Gold Medal
 * 2010 3rd BTCB International Taekwondo Championships, Manchester, UK - Quarter-finalist
 * 2010 International Club Open, Korea - Bronze Medal
 * 2010 Korean Open - Gold Medal
 * 2010 Canada Open Championships, Montreal - WTF Division - Bronze Medal
 * 2010 New Zealand Open Championships - Winner
 * 2010 SPARC High Performance Project Recipient
 * 2009 World Taekwondo Championship, Copenhagen, Denmark
 * 2009 World University Games, Belgrade, Serbia
 * 2006 Oceania Taekwondo Championships - Finalist
 * 2007 Australian Youth Olympic Festival - Semifinalist
 * 2008 Oceania Taekwondo Championships, Auckland - Winner
 * 2008 New Zealand Black Belt Championships - Winner
 * 2009 Taekwondo New Zealand Open Championships - Winner
 * 2008 World Taekwondo Festival and Korea Open Championships - Winner
 * 2008 Oceania Taekwondo Championships, Auckland - Winner

Task 2

No matter how we start No matter how we end Try your best Whether you succeed or lose

Energised, excited We are here today To strive our best Millions of people Giving us hopes and shouts For those of us competing It doesn't matter how it starts Or how it ends.