Took silver in the jump off..could have shared the gold but decided to keep jumping. He went to Bama so serves him right
Took silver in the jump off..could have shared the gold but decided to keep jumping. He went to Bama so serves him right
I hear you on that but when you’re THAT competitive it’ll eat you alive.I don't understand that decision at all. They could have both had gold medals. It'll never matter to anyone that you shared a gold. You'll just have a 17'n gold medal for the rest of your life.
Nope, now you have a silver medal. Nice, but damn.
Yeah, that drug is hard to kick.I hear you on that but when you’re THAT competitive it’ll eat you alive.
Yeah every time he gets introduced at various events it’d stick with him in the back of his mind I’m sure…the duo from Italy and Qatar were fine with it in 2021 but he clearly wasn’tYeah, that drug is hard to kick.
I can understand it. There's no way I'd ever agree to share the gold. I couldn't live with myself after making the decision to share. (just my opinion)I don't understand that decision at all. They could have both had gold medals. It'll never matter to anyone that you shared a gold. You'll just have a 17'n gold medal for the rest of your life.
Nope, now you have a silver medal. Nice, but damn.
I can understand it. There's no way I'd ever agree to share the gold. I couldn't live with myself after making the decision to share. (just my opinion)
Also, BOTH jumpers would have to agree to share. If either one wants to compete, then the other has to compete.
Watching it live, the New Zealand jumper had a chance to win with his last jump and missed. The New Zealand jumper then walked over to the American jumper, and they both immediately decided to jump for the gold. No hesitation.
Obviously, the thought of a "shared" gold medal mattered to the two jumpers. Makes sense to me. I'd have done the same thing.