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What a big mix up. The medal went to the wrong person. Why is that so? Well I will tell you. A massive shock, the women’s Belarusian shot putter won the gold but it was all a big cheat. She took steroids to make her get that extra hit in her putt. The real champion, Valerie Adams, was in her car, all alone and then a shock. She was told she is now a double Olympic Gold champion. Instead of being treated like the champion at the top of the podium, with a ginormous stadium packed with 80000 people, also her family at the Olympic stadium, with that fabulous gold medal around her neck, and the New Zealand Anthem playing out loud, a telephone call from  New Zealand informed her she had won gold. Nadzeya Ostapchuk had tested positive to a banned steroid. There were mixed emotions of shock, joy, disbelief and anger. Valerie had no one at all to share this fabulous and horrific moment with.

Usain Bolt thought he had been robbed by not being able to take his winning baton.

Bolt wanted to keep his winning baton as a souvenir for his men’s 4x 100 relay team on a Saturday night and he was informed that he could not keep the baton.

The crowd booed and the Bolt walked away disgusted. The Olympic official had a change of mind and decided to give Bolt the baton, all because someone with the right attitude said to hand the baton over. Bolt asked for his 3 Jamaican team mates to sign the gold winning baton. They also posed for a picture he intends to frame and hang.

The men’s 3 metres spring board was held on a Monday with Russia’s Llya Zakharov scoring an extremely high total of 507.65. Failing to qualify was Germanys Stephan Feck. He finished dead last with a total of just 133.80. A wopping 167.65 points behind the second to last diver. So what happened, quite simply he performed one of the worst dives ever in Olympic history.