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CHIBA: Barely able to walk, Russian fencer Marta Martyanova showed she could still fight.
Martyanova rolled her ankle early in the team foil final at the Olympics on Thursday, but stayed in the contest and contributed 14 points to win gold alongside Inna Deriglazova and Larisa Korobeynikova. The Russians beat France 45-34.
Martyanova, who had her ankle bandaged and treated with an ice pack, needed her team-mates help to walk to the podium and back again.
“Emotionally it was very hard. I didn t know what to do,” Martyanova said, adding that she worried about letting the team down if she didn’t continue. “I had to just stand up and do everything,” She left the arena in a wheelchair.
Marta Martyanova of the Russian Olympic Committee, right, and Astrid Guyard of France compete in the women s individual Foil team final medal competition at the 2020 Summer Olympics, Thursday, July 29, 2021, in Chiba, Japan. (AP Photo/Hassan Ammar) tokyo 2020 olympics
Despite ankle injury, Russians win team foil Today 03:36 am JST Today | 06:58 am JST
Barely able to walk, Russian fencer Marta Martyanova showed she could still fight.
Martyanova rolled her ankle early in the team foil final at the Olympics on Thursday, but stayed in the contest and contributed 14 points to win gold alongside Inna Deriglazova and Larisa Korobeynikova. The Russians beat France 45-34.