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EPISODE · Jun 17, 2022 · 1H 32M

Sportspeople Who Benefited From Others Misfortune

from Sport Shack · host Paul Tonner

Paul and Glenn are back for another action packed, fun episode. this week we will discuss sportspeople who seized the moment and who benefited from a competitors misfortune. some of the examples that we will discuss include - stephen bradbury at the 2002 winter olympics - a great english golfer who pounced on the collapse of the shark at the 1996 masters. - a little aussie battler who overcame great tragedy and heartache to reign supreme at the 1990 commonwealth games. - allan wells - azumbah nelson -the england cricket team at the 1992 and 2019 world cups - iran football team in 1997 - danny willett at the 2016 masters - tania frieden and lindsey jacobellis' dramatic fall at the 2006 winter olympics - sportspeople who celebrate too early such as cyclist adam toupalik. - mary decker's fall in the 3000m at the 1984 Olympics and maricica puica's truimph. - the big easy's win ernie els at the 2012 british open who snatched victory from adam scott. also we have our segments who am I and where are they now? we discuss our winners and losers for the week, there is sports news from around the globe and we also test your minds with our quiz.

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