He Women’s Pole Vault The Paris 2024 Olympics saw some standout performances, including Australia’s Nina Kennedy, who made history by claiming her country’s first gold in this event. Her remarkable jump of 4.90 metres earned her the top spot on the podium.
In a highly competitive event, American Katie Moon, the reigning Olympic champion, took the silver medal. Moon, who had shared gold at the world championships with Kennedy in Budapest last year, cleared a height of 4.85 metres. She finished second in a jump-off, beating the Canadian. Alysha Newmanwho also covered 4.85 meters and took the bronze medal.
However, Newman grabbed headlines not only for her athletic achievement, but also for a viral moment during the competition. After faking an injury, Newman shocked the crowd with a twerking celebration. She later explained that the prank was meant to lighten the mood of her coaches.
“I’m always getting injured and I’m always recovering,” Newman told Us Weekly. “So I was like, I’m going to scare my trainers because I want them to relax. There are pictures of them being very serious and I could feel it.” [being] “Really intense. I mean, I’ve been groomed to become an Olympic medalist and not many coaches can say that.”
She continued: “So I said I was going to fake an injury and dance afterwards. But it happened so fluidly. Honestly, I didn’t think, ‘I’m going to twerk. ‘ But just by grabbing that and getting to the knee with the twerking, it all came together at once.”
Despite some criticism for his celebration, Newman remained unfazed. “My friends, my family, my coaches, my agents, if they said something bad, I would take it more seriously.” [personally]“But people I don’t know know that I have a very good mind, I’m very strong mentally, but that just slips through my fingers and nobody understands what it’s like to be in my shoes.”
Beyond her success on the pitch, Newman is also known as a model on the subscription platform. Only fansIn an interview with German publication BILD, he discussed public perception of the site and its content.
“I make money from what I post. You have to log in to know that. It gives me confidence and I feel good about doing it. Of course, a lot of people have a certain cliché when they think of OnlyFans. I can’t change a lot of people’s minds,” Newman said. “But this website has connected me with a lot of fans, more than any other pole vaulter before. What other people think about it doesn’t concern me. I am who I am and I do it well.”
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