Yamazaki: The games may have costed Tokyo a lot of money due to lack of spectators, but at least everything went smoothly and none of the lions attending bellowed.

Chuong: That and they handled any scandal and drama perfectly. When Djokovic decides to throw a tantrum and go super saiyan in tennis, Ljubo spoke to him and told him to never act out again and he apologized on media for that. Then there's that German coach who punched her horse and Luitpold told her to never return to equestrian sports again since Germany has some very tough laws on animal cruelty and the Germans take very good care of their animals. And then there's Belorussian coaches who admitted to kidnapping a random lady of their own and forced her to compete in running. Liavon didn't lose his cool and went straight to work in helping the Belorussian police apprehend the coaches for human smuggling.

Frost Fox: Our government is on the verge of collapse because we have scandals after scandals in Belarus. But yes Liavon did keep his cool very well.

Leo: Very true; the only one who actually lost his temper wasn't in Japan. That was Leonid. Is he doing all right?

Super C: He says he's feeling slightly better, but he claims it's going to take a long time for him to live this down.

Lennart: He also echoed what I said when I had the embarrassing meltdown in taking on the AIRAF: "If anybody is offering anger management classes, I'm paying full price for them and starting them immediately!"

Leo: Thank you for not going berserk here in Tokyo.

Lennart: Not a problem.

Doughty Dog: What happened to the lady forced to run?

Liavon: I don't recall how she did, but no charges were pressed on her.