TIL Great Olympic Friendships, the friends who wouldn’t be divided by their medals. Japanese pole vaulters who tied for second place refused to compete for tie-breakers. They cut their medals in half and joined them to be half-silver, half-bronze medal

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TIL Great Olympic Friendships, the friends who wouldn’t be divided by their medals. Japanese pole vaulters who tied for second place refused to compete for tie-breakers. They cut their medals in half and joined them to be half-silver, half-bronze medal

TIL Great Olympic Friendships, the friends who wouldn’t be divided by their medals. Japanese pole vaulters who tied for second place refused to compete for tie-breakers. They cut their medals in half and joined them to be half-silver, half-bronze medal https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/olympics/rio-2016-olympics-shuhei-nishida-and-sueo-oe-berlin-1936-japan-friends-who-wouldn-t-be-divided-their-medals-7166816.html 3600CCH6WRX January 30, 2021 at 12:29AM

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TIL Great Olympic Friendships, the friends who wouldn’t be divided by their medals. Japanese pole vaulters who tied for second place refused to compete for tie-breakers. They cut their medals in half and joined them to be half-silver, half-bronze medal

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