Source : ABC NEWS
With a beautiful golden medal in the dual tycoons at the Milano Cortina Games, Jakara Anthony has won the Winter Olympic forgiveness.
Following her silver in Beijing four years ago, she now holds her next Olympic name.
As she accepted her prize, she smiled a lot as she sang along to Advance Australia Fair, and there was a pleasure on her mouth.
The success is a flattering victory for her continued quality because she is undoubtedly the best mogul skier on the trip over the past four years.
Anthony was aware that going away from these Games without a prize would have been a startling shock after wonderfully missing a medal earlier this week in the moguls competition.
And when the strain came, the Barwon Heads skier was perfect.
After taking home gold medalist Elizabeth Lemley in the semi-final, the Australian defeated American tycoons gold medalist Jaelin Kauf in the Big Final.
Despite an unduly small judging decision, she also defeated American Olivia Giaccio in the semifinals.
Jakara Anthony had a brief wait before learning she had clinched victory. (Reuters: Hannah McKay)
There was no denying that she would win all the duals she entered because of how good of a skier Anthony was in the spectacular head-to-head style.
Numerous athletes canceled their careers, including American Charlotte Wilson, whose mistake allowed colleague Emma Bosco to advance, as the program and the light flat were covered in snow.
Bosco lost to Kauf despite a superb run in the playoffs as the American attempted to take back her moguls metallic earlier in the week.
Jakara Anthony was a study on concentration during her runs in the dual moguls. (Reuters: Hannah McKay)
But Anthony was simultaneously meeting out her own heroic revenge on the other side of the coin.
Anthony is Australia’s first always two-time Olympic gold medalist who has undoubtedly carved herself into Australian history.
It is Australia’s next gold medal in as many times and its third overall award of the Games so much.
