Naughtiest Olympic Blunders
ATHLETICS legends Michael Johnson and Carl Lewis slammed Team USA after they were disqualified from the men's 4x100m relay.Last night, they were disqualified for an illegal pass they made in the first change over as Canada got gold, South Africa took home silver and
USA got it all wrong as Christian Coleman crashed into team-mate Kenny Bednarek to mess up the first baton pass, forcing the exchange to happen outside the legal zone."It is clear that EVERYONE at is more concerned with relationships than winning. No athlete should step on the track and run another relay until this program is changed from top to bottom."Since then it has been a disaster every four years, starting with a poor baton exchange costing them gold at Athens 2004.
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