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Coaches confirm that reaching Rio 2016 will be a hard task
- Updated: June 3, 2016
MEXICO CITY, Mexico, May 2, 2016 – The coaches and captains of the four national teams competing in the Men’s World Olympic Qualifier in Mexico City, agreed that reaching Rio 2016 is a hard task in a strong competition.
Mexican coach Jorge Azair was the most targeted during the press conference held on the eve of the tournament, while the last men’s volleyball Olympic berth has generated enormous expectation from the local media.
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Women’s WOQT in JapanMen’s WOQT in JapanWomen’s WOQT in Puerto RicoMen’s WOQT in MexicoRelated information:Rio 2016 Olympic Games
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When asked if he feels pressure, his words showed confidence “I do not call it pressure, I prefer responsibility, towards ourselves and Mexico’s volleyball. We are confident because we are well prepared; we did what was needed, and we expect a rough competition. The four of us share the same dream and we are ready to play”.
Azair added that he hopes that the home advantage will play an important role.
Mexico’s Captain Carlos Guerra indicated that he and his teammates are anxious “we really want to play and give a wonderful gift to our country. This is our first time fighting for an Olympic qualification, the first time we were the host team, so we feel an obligation towards Mexico”. He finished by …
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