‘I want my medal’: Michael Conlan reacts to corruption report
Michael Conlan can’t believe it as Vladimir Nikitin of Russia is declared victorious in their Bantamweight quarter-final in Rio.
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Michael Conlan can’t believe it as Vladimir Nikitin of Russia is declared victorious in their Bantamweight quarter-final in Rio. Pic: Sportssfile
Michael Conlan said he felt vindicated by an independent report that found evidence of corruption in the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics boxing tournament.
Conlan’s quarter-final defeat in Rio triggered an outcry at the time, with the bantamweight blasting boxing’s world body AIBA as "corrupt" and "rotten to the core".
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