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“The energy and vitriol that people had was pretty alarming.”
This is Raygun's first year on earth, apparently. I'll give her one thing, being this guileless at 36 in this day and age.
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“The energy and vitriol that people had was pretty alarming.”
Wow. I mean, 75 percent burns, it's not surprising.
Well, you don't have to read it, lol. I really haven't seen anything on it outside this thread, so idk. I hope she gets to keep her medal, but if I were her, I'd focus on other things. But if it's that important to her, then she should try get a favorable ruling if she can.I am so sick of hearing about this bronze medal. It was FUBAR'd from the get go and no amount of rigamarole is going to un-FUBAR it.
I don't actually read it but I do see the blurbs and stuff. She's going back to UCLA so they've (the Bruins gymnastic team) got to start focusing on that and leaving this behind. IMO.Well, you don't have to read it, lol. I really haven't seen anything on it outside this thread, so idk. I hope she gets to keep her medal, but if I were her, I'd focus on other things. But if it's that important to her, then she should try get a favorable ruling if she can.
Jordan Chiles, the American gymnast whose bronze medal at last month’s Paris Olympics was stripped away over a technicality, filed an appeal in Switzerland’s Supreme Court on Monday in her ongoing effort to reclaim her third-place finish.
After she initially was awarded bronze in the women’s floor final, Chiles’s medal was revoked when the Court of Arbitration for Sport, a Switzerland-based global body that settles sports disputes, ruled an inquiry into Chiles’s score during the event — which increased her mark by one-tenth and moved her into third place — was not made before the one-minute deadline.
The results of the competition were retroactively modified, and the International Olympic Committee awarded Romania’s Ana Barbosu the bronze medal.
The filing also identified the evidence that appears to show the decisive inquiry was initiated before the deadline: The documentary crew that followed teammate Simone Biles at the Olympics captured audio of Chiles’s coach, Cecile Landi, telling an official she wanted to submit an inquiry on behalf of Chiles.
The filing includes a video in which Landi says, “Inquiry for Jordan!” within one minute of Chiles’s score posting. Landi is not in view of the camera, so it’s unclear how close she was to the official, but she can be heard requesting an inquiry twice……..
Very messed up.