Who is the luckiest champion in the history of short track speed skating?

The luckiest champion in the history of short track speed skating is bradbury!

Olympic champion has always been regarded as the highest honor by all mobilizers. However, it is in this world's highest level of competition that there is such a person who perfectly interprets what is God's blessing. He is bradbury, the luckiest champion in the history of short track speed skating, without one. In the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, I participated in this Winter Olympics with the mentality of focusing on participation. What he didn't expect was that the goddess of fortune visited her again and again. In the preliminaries, he slipped to the end in a weak situation and was only the third when he crossed the finish line. But the second player was fouled out and Brad was promoted to the semi-finals. In the semi-final, the same plot happened again.

Brad slipped to the finish line at the beginning of the race, but with one lap left, his opponent accidentally fell down one after another. The goddess of luck came for the second time, and Brad successfully advanced to the final with the second place. This is also the first time Brad has reached the final of the Winter Olympics in his career. In the final, he will face China's Li Jiajun, American Apollo who won six gold medals and two bronze medals in the Winter Olympics, Russian and Korean Hyun-Soo Ahn and Canadian Colcott. At the beginning of the game, because of the great difference in strength, he could only follow at the end of the team from a distance. By the last two laps of the race, he had been pulled away for nearly half a lap. Just as everyone was waiting to see Brad's joke, the goddess of luck appeared. Entering the last corner, the American player made too much arm movement when turning, and hit Li Jiajun's side, and Li Jiajun instantly fell off the track.

At the same time, he stumbled over Hyun-Soo Ahn who was at the other end. The Canadian player behind was not spared, and slowed down and hit the fence. At this point, all four people fell, but Brad, the last one, became the only player standing opposite the finish line. After crossing the finish line, Brad raised his arms, but his face was still unbelievable. No one thought that he could win the gold medal in the hands of a strong team. From the preliminaries to the finals, Brad won the gold medal with his luck and his participation.