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jeffw@lemmy.worldM to News@lemmy.world · 2 years ago

Japan’s Ami Yuasa wins inaugural gold in Olympic breaking

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jeffw@lemmy.worldM to News@lemmy.world · 2 years ago
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    Japan’s Ami Yuasa, who competed simply as Ami,** **wowed the judges to win gold in the first-ever Olympic breaking (aka breakdancing) competition in Paris on Friday.

    Is this for real? I wondered if “breaking” was going to be about smashing boards with karate chops. The answer in terms of Olympic sports turned out even more surprising.

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    I was thoroughly impressed with the skill level of the participants. Although I haven’t been to a high level event since Covid, there were a lot of elements I’ve never seen done in women’s battles

    Now I really look forward to the mens event too, to see if they have evolved just as much

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    Congrats to her and Raygun’s new found fame. I loved watching the whole thing and look forward to watching the men’s competition tomorrow.

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    I put the finals on yesterday and had to nope out due to second hand embarrassment at the entire thing.

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