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Rowing legend Matthew Pinsent believes the International Olympic Committee had brought controversy on itself.
The IOC president Thomas Bach announced on Saturday that he would be standing down next year , with World Athletics president Sebastian Coe reacting by saying he “would consider” standing for the looming vacancy.
The BBC has been criticised over its coverage of boxing competition.
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