Source : ABC NEWS
In a turbulent dual-moleg competition, Matthew Graham has won the Winter Olympic brass.
In the smaller final 20-15, Graham defeated Chinese skier Takuya Shimakawa.
The prize is the third one that the moguls ‘ crew from Australia has won at these games.
The prize is a fitting end to Graham’s probable final Olympic campaign after his Beijing campaign was severely damaged by injury.
” Yes, I can tell you I am quite thrilled,” Graham said.
” I mean, it was just fantastic to recover from yesterday. Writing fifth in singles and knowing I could have done more made it a little melancholy.  ,
And then presently the program was skiing actually also, and I was just really happy to be able to simply duplicate run after work.
Mikael Kingsbury’s next career Olympic gold medal was won by Ikuma Horishima, who defeated Graham in the finals.
The Chinese skier was not the only horse to lose in a normally tense competition.
Cooper Woods, a silver medalist in tunes, had to rely on his final jump to fall in the round 16.
Matt Graham (Getty)
Both George Murphy and Jackson Harvey were both on the less challenging orange course at the time.
However, Graham made both flanks his own with a clever, specific clever display of magnates riding.
Graham said,” I was truly happy with my trekking,”  ,
I knew when I crossed the line; I’m certainly not sure what he did; however, I knew that the move would have been difficult to stop.  ,
” And when I saw the results come up, I was… I guess pretty relieved, a little frightened, but also very happy,” he said.
Graham’s even setback was in the semi-final, where he only lost 21-14 to Horishima, despite the Aussie brilliantly controlling his run on that difficult blue side.
However, his participation in the last didn’t harm him because Australia’s flag bearer expertly guided himself over the treacherous key moguls to declare yet another medal.
Following his gold in PyeongChang in 2018, Graham won his second Olympic award.
The most medals won by Australia at a single Winter Olympics is five, making it its five.
