Tokyo: Australian Olympian sailor Jessica Fox Tokyo Olympics 2020 created something that has made headlines. According to the report, she used a Condom to fix carbon fiber at the front end of the damaged kayak before his game began during the Olympics in Tokyo Japan. She won a bronze medal in the competition. She also posted a video of the same on Instagram.
Â
Â
In it, Jessica, 27, wrote, 'Perhaps you don't know that a condom can repair a kayak. This makes the carbon fiber quite smooth.' At the beginning of the Olympic Games, Jessica posted a short video on 23 July 2021 with her 18,000 followers on Tiktok, which has been viewed 47,000 times. According to media reports, the condom used by Fox to repair kayaks was one of 160,000 condoms distributed by Japanese Olympic organizers to athletes living in the Olympic Village. The organizers had distributed condoms to protect the players.
Australia's Sydney's Jesse Fox has won a bronze medal in the K1 Cano Slalom final in Tokyo Olympics. She finished third in the competition. She had the highest speed in the competition and considered herself entitled to a gold medal, but was ranked third due to a time penalty. However, Fox has won the gold medal by defeating Britain's silver medalist Malori Franklin by three seconds at the women's C1 Cano Slalom. One of Jessica's events is still left. Even after Olympic organizers gave condoms to athletes, the International Olympic Committee on page 24 of the Olympic Handbook released in February 2021 this year asked athletes to avoid unnecessary physical contacts such as unnecessary hugs, high-fives, or handshakes.
Mary Kom out of Tokyo Olympics! 1.35 crore citizens hope shattered
Nigerian federation 'bears responsibility' for ineligible athletes
Ind Vs SL: Series decider match between India and Sri Lanka today
