Good for her. She was cheated.
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Watched this video about it that mentioned the refusal of the medal:http://sports.yahoo.com/v...s-olympic-154000114.html<div>
</div><div>Clicked on what I linked above for more info, which doesn't mention the refusal of the medal.</div><div>
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</div><div>Clicked on what I linked above for more info, which doesn't mention the refusal of the medal.</div><div>
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Not sure there is a process, but one would think the Olympic ideal would demand the German forfeit the win. There seems to be no dispute that the Korean won by the rules of the game. I would have been ashamed to show up for the gold-medal match had I got there dishonestly.<div>
</div><div>Feel bad for the Korean, but also have no respect for the German who knowingly took her place.</div>
</div><div>Feel bad for the Korean, but also have no respect for the German who knowingly took her place.</div>
I could see an argument that she may have honestly thought she had extra time and planned accordingly.<div>
</div><div>They should have replayed the match, or the last minute or something.</div>
</div><div>They should have replayed the match, or the last minute or something.</div>