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The Dutch beach volleyball player Steven van de Velde, who was convicted of raping a 12-year-old British girl in 2016, has said that he considered quitting the Paris Olympics amid the controversy surrounding his participation.

Van de Velde and his beach volleyball partner Matthew Immers reached the quarter-finals in Paris, where they lost to Brazil in straight sets. The pair played four matches in the tournament and Van de Velde was subjected to a stream of boos and whistles.

Asked in an interview with the Dutch national broadcaster NOS if he thought about quitting, Van de Velde said that he considered it before and during the Olympics, but ultimately decided to compete. “I thought: ‘I don’t want that. I’m not going to give others the power to decide they can bully me away or get rid of me,’” he said in Dutch. Van de Velde did not speak to reporters during the Olympics.


He served 13 months in prison after his 2016 rape conviction in England. Although victim advocates, lawmakers and fans called for him to be banned from the Olympics, the International Olympic Committee said it was powerless to stop the Netherlands from sending an athlete who qualified in the usual way.

In a statement posted on the website of the Dutch Volleyball Federation before the Olympics Games, Van de Velde said of his past: “I cannot reverse it, so I will have to bear the consequences. It has been the biggest mistake of my life.”

He and Immers finished with a 1-2 record in pool play before losing to the Brazilians in Paris. Van de Velde said his and Immers’s play may have been affected by the crowd reactions.

“There is certainly a very good chance that it has had an influence on our game,” he told NOS. “If I think about how much I was focused on peripheral matters – with how I want to be on the field instead of with tactics against the opponent – then you can say that that has had an influence, but there is no point in passing the buck.”……..

 

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