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Update on the craziness
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Update on the craziness
In a classic case of mistaken identity, people have flocked to Twitter to congratulate South Australian swimmer Kyle Chalmers on his stunning gold medal win at the Rio Olympics - the only problem is, it isn't him.
Englishman cops abuse from Chinese fans after being mistaken for Mack Horton - Nine Wide World of Sports
Mark Horton & Sun Yang(孙杨)
Hey Mark Horton, congratz on your gold medal on the 400M swimming against China's Sun Yang. But YOU DO NOT Label Sun Yang a "Drug Cheat" without knowing him on personal levels. That is insulting, and downgrading, not to mention defamation. I'm happy for your victory, but I am ANGERED with your words that came after. I suppose that since you won the race by "luck" you think you have the right to say those words. But what if you DIDN'T win? Would you still dare to say such words? And after saying those words- how DARE you stand beside Sun Yang with a big smile on your face? It's already bad enough that Australia disrespected China on the first day of the Olympics by placing a commercial break during China's entrance into the stadium 2 days ago, we do not need your Aussie athletes degrading our China's athletes like that. That is poor sportsmanship and immature. YES YOU MAY HAVE WON THE GOLD MEDAL BUT WITH THAT ATTITUDE AND PERSONALITY, You are not a winner to those who knows and understands morals. Learn to carry your gold with DIGNITY. But regardless......congratz to Mark Horton on your victory... and be proud of your effort and determination Sun Yang.