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ROC’s high jumper Maria Lasitskene, 28, shared her emotions during a press conference in Tokyo on Saturday, after shining in her Olympic debut.
“It was a very long journey, I believe I was hysterical - there is no other way to describe it,” Lasitskene said referring to her tears just after the result was announced.
“The finals turned out to be very difficult, a lot of unnecessary attempts, but probably it should have happened, probably I should have passed it. The most valuable is this medal,” she resumed.
On Saturday Lasitskene clinched her first Olympic gold with a 2,04-metre high jump. Australia’s Nicola McDermott and Yaroslava Mahuchikh of Ukraine took silver and gold, respectively.
Japan: ‘I was hysterical’ – ROC’s Maria Lasitskene after scoring Olympic gold in high jump
ROC’s high jumper Maria Lasitskene, 28, shared her emotions during a press conference in Tokyo on Saturday, after shining in her Olympic debut.
“It was a very long journey, I believe I was hysterical - there is no other way to describe it,” Lasitskene said referring to her tears just after the result was announced.
“The finals turned out to be very difficult, a lot of unnecessary attempts, but probably it should have happened, probably I should have passed it. The most valuable is this medal,” she resumed.
On Saturday Lasitskene clinched her first Olympic gold with a 2,04-metre high jump. Australia’s Nicola McDermott and Yaroslava Mahuchikh of Ukraine took silver and gold, respectively.
No Social Media Usage ; Only for TV News Programming ; max 6 min Content may be used per daily; in max 3 News Programmes per day; max 2 min Content per Programme; Max 30 sec of each Event per Programme ; Programmes to be separated by min 3 hours; Programmes can be posted online ; Max 48 hours usage time after Event is Over; No alteration other than length permitted ; No Commercial Association permitted ; Must credit the local Right Holders
ROC’s high jumper Maria Lasitskene, 28, shared her emotions during a press conference in Tokyo on Saturday, after shining in her Olympic debut.
“It was a very long journey, I believe I was hysterical - there is no other way to describe it,” Lasitskene said referring to her tears just after the result was announced.
“The finals turned out to be very difficult, a lot of unnecessary attempts, but probably it should have happened, probably I should have passed it. The most valuable is this medal,” she resumed.
On Saturday Lasitskene clinched her first Olympic gold with a 2,04-metre high jump. Australia’s Nicola McDermott and Yaroslava Mahuchikh of Ukraine took silver and gold, respectively.