russian biathlete Karim Khalili told that the Norwegian Johannes Boe regardless of the Russians’ participation, he would have performed with confidence at the Biathlon World Championships in Oberhof.
Be won five gold medals at the last world championships.
Do you follow the World Cup?
– I watched all the races, only saw the relay in the recording.
– What is the phenomenon of Johannes Boe, who wins everything?
– In his talent. He was made for biathlon, gifted. To win so much against the strongest athletes in the world on the track… I don’t even know how he manages to do it.
– Maybe the Russian team is also absent?
“I think even without us there is enough competition for him. He wins a lot in an indecent way, so it’s definitely not about us (smiles).
– Do such indecent breaks kill interest in biathlon?
– Somewhere the intrigue disappears, but Be’s fans do not decrease, people want to watch him, enjoy his races.
– What results would you please the fans, speaking now at the World Cup?
– (Laughs). I’m not here, so what’s the point of discussing it?
– And the thoughts that I was now going to show to everyone?
” I do not even think about it. In December-January, it was very difficult for me to show something in terms of results, so it’s difficult to transfer all that to the World Cup.
– That is to say that you would not have approached the main departures of the season in good shape?
“I will do my best to be in good shape. It’s just that we’re here, and they’re here,” Khalili said in an interview with .
The first stage of the Russian Championship will take place in Izhevsk from February 23 to 26. Watch live race broadcasts on the channel, as well as on the matchtv.ru and sportbox.ru websites.
Source : MatchTV
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