Births 出生
490 – K'an Joy Chitam I, ruler of Palenque (d. 565)
612 – Constantine III, Byzantine emperor (d. 641)
1238 – Emilia Bicchieri, Italian saint (d. 1314)
1276 –Louis, Count of évreux, son of King Philip III of France (d. 1319)
1415 – Cecily Neville, Duchess of York (d. 1495)
1428 – Pedro González de Mendoza, Spanish cardinal (d. 1495)
1446 – Margaret of York (d. 1503)
1461 – Raffaele Riario, Italian cardinal (d. 1521)
1469 – Niccolò Machiavelli, Italian historian and philosopher (d. 1527)
1479 – Henry V, Duke of Mecklenburg (d. 1552)
1481 – Juana de la Cruz Vázquez Gutiérrez, Spanish abbess of the Franciscan Third Order Regular (d. 1534)
1536 – Stephan Praetorius, German theologian (d. 1603)
1632 – Catherine of St. Augustine, French-Canadian nurse and saint, founded the H?tel-Dieu de Québec (d. 1668)
1662 – Matth?us Daniel P?ppelmann, German architect, designed the Pillnitz Castle (d. 1736)
1695 – Henri Pitot, French physicist and engineer, invented the Pitot tube (d. 1771)
1729 – Florian Leopold Gassmann, Czech composer (d. 1774)
1761 – August von Kotzebue, German playwright and author (d. 1819)
1764 – Princess élisabeth of France (d. 1794)
1768 – Charles Tennant, Scottish chemist and businessman (d. 1838)
1814 – Adams George Archibald, Canadian lawyer and politician, 4th Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia (d. 1892)
1826 – Charles XV of Sweden (d. 1872)
1844 – Richard D'Oyly Carte, English talent agent and composer (d. 1901)
1849 – Jacob Riis, Danish-American journalist and photographer (d. 1914)
1849 – Bernhard von Bülow, German soldier and politician, Chancellor of Germany (d. 1929)
1854 – George Gore, American baseball player and manager (d. 1933)
1859 – August Herrmann, American executive in Major League Baseball (d.1931)
1860 – Vito Volterra, Italian mathematician and physicist (d. 1940)
1867 – J. T. Hearne, English cketer (d. 1944)
1867 – Andy Bowen, American boxer (d. 1894)
1870 – Princess Helena Victoria of Schleswig-Holstein (d. 1948)
1871 – Emmett Dalton, American minal (d. 1937)
1873 – Pavlo Skoropadskyi, German-Ukrainian general and politician, Hetman of Ukraine (d. 1945)
1874 – Fran ois Coty, French businessman and publisher, founded Coty, Inc. (d. 1934)
1874 – Vagn Walfrid Ekman, Swedish oceanographer and academic (d. 1954)
1877 – Karl Abraham, German psychoanalyst and author (d. 1925)
1879 – Fergus McMaster, Australian businessman and soldier, co-founded Qantas (d. 1950)
1886 – Marcel Dupré, French organist and composer (d. 1971)
1887 – Marika Kotopouli, Greek actress (d. 1954)
1889 – Beulah Bondi, American actress (d. 1981)
1891 – Tadeusz Peiper, Polish poet and tic (d. 1969)
1891 – Eppa Rixey, American baseball pitcher (d. 1963)
1892 – George Paget Thomson, English physicist and academic, Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1975)
1892 – Jacob Viner, Canadian-American economist and academic (d. 1970)
1893 – Konstantine Gamsakhurdia, Georgian author (d. 1975)
1895 – Cornelius Van Til, Dutch philosopher, theologian, and apologist (d. 1987)
1896 – Karl Allmenr?der, German soldier and pilot (d. 1917)
1896 – V. K. Krishna Menon, Indian lawyer, jurist, and politician, Indian Minister of Defence (d. 1974)
1896 – Dodie Smith, English author and playwright (d. 1990)
1897 – William Joseph Browne, Canadian lawyer and politician, 20th Solicitor General of Canada (d. 1989)
1898 – Septima Poinsette Clark, American educator and activist (d. 1987)
1898 – Golda Meir, Ukrainian-Israeli educator and politician, 4th Prime Minister of Israel (d. 1978)
1902 – Alfred Kastler, German-French physicist and poet, Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1984)
1903 – Bing Crosby, American singer and actor (d. 1977)
1905 – Edmund Black, American hammer thrower (d. 1996)
1905 – Werner Fenchel, German-Danish mathematician and academic (d. 1988)
1905 – Red Ruffing, American baseball pitcher and coach (d. 1986)
1906 – Mary Astor, American actress (d. 1987)
1906 – René Huyghe, French historian and author (d. 1997)
1906 – Anna Roosevelt Halsted, American journalist and author (d. 1975)
1906 – Enrique Laguerre, Puerto Rican journalist, author, and playwright (d. 2005)
1910 – Norman Corwin, American screenwriter and producer (d. 2011)
1912 – Virgil Fox, American organist and composer (d. 1980)
1912 – May Sarton, American poet, novelist and memoirist (d. 1995)
1913 – William Inge, American playwright and novelist (d. 1973)
1914 – Georges-Emmanuel Clancier, French journalist, author, and poet
1915 – Stu Hart, Canadian wrestler and trainer, founded Stampede Wrestling (d. 2003)
1915 – Richard Lippold, American sculptor and academic (d. 2002)
1916 – Léopold Simoneau, Canadian tenor and actor (d. 2006)
1917 – Betty Comden, American screenwriter and librettist (d. 2006)
1917 – George Gaynes, Finnish-American actor (d. 2016)
1918 – Ted Bates, English footballer and manager (d. 2003)
1919 – John Cullen Murphy, American soldier and illustrator (d. 2004)
1919 – Pete Seeger, American singer-songwriter, guitarist, and activist (The Weavers and Almanac Singers) (d. 2014)
1920 – John Lewis, American pianist and composer (d. 2001)
1921 – Sugar Ray Robinson, American boxer (d. 1989)
1922 – Len Shackleton, English footballer and journalist (d. 2000)
1923 – George Hadjinikos, Greek pianist, conductor, and educator (d. 2015)
1923 – Ralph Hall, American lieutenant, lawyer, and politician
1924 – Yehuda Amichai, German-Israeli author and poet (d. 2000)
1924 – Ken Tyrrell, English race car driver, founded Tyrrell Racing (d. 2001)
1925 – Jean Séguy, French sociologist and author (d. 2007)
1926 – Matt Baldwin, Canadian curler and engineer
1926 – Herbert Blau, American engineer and academic (d. 2013)
1928 – Dave Dudley, American singer-songwriter (d. 2003)
1928 – Jacques-Louis Lions, French mathematician (d. 2001)
1929 – Denise Lor, American singer and actress (d. 2015)
1930 – Juan Gelman, Argentinian poet and author (d. 2014)
1930 – David Harrison, English chemist and academic
1931 – Vasily Rudenkov, Belarusian hammer thrower (d. 1982)
1931 – Sait Maden, Turkish translator, poet, painter and graphic designer (d. 2013)
1932 – Robert Osborne, American actor and historian (d. 2017)
1933 – James Brown, American singer-songwriter, producer, and actor (The Famous Flames and The J.B.'s) (d. 2006)
1933 – Steven Weinberg, American physicist and academic, Nobel Prize laureate
1934 – Henry Cooper, English boxer and sportscaster (d. 2011)
1934 – Georges Moustaki, Egyptian-French singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2013)
1934 – Frankie Valli, American singer and actor
1935 – Ron Popeil, American businessman, founded the Ronco Company
1937 – Nélida Pi?on, Brazilian author and academic
1938 – Omar Abdel-Rahman, Egyptian terrorist
1938 – Chris Cannizzaro, American baseball player
1938 – Napoleon XIV, American singer, songwriter and record producer
1939 – Jonathan Harvey, English composer and educator (d. 2012)
1940 – David Koch, American engineer, businessman, and philanthropist
1940 – Clemens Westerhof, Dutch footballer and manager
1941 – Alexander Harley, English general
1941 – Edward Malloy, American priest and academic
1942 – Věra ?áslavská, Czech gymnast and coach (d. 2016)
1942 – Dave Marash, American journalist and sportscaster
1942 – Butch Otter, American soldier and politician, 32nd Governor of Idaho
1943 – Yukio Hashi, Japanese singer and actor
1943 – Jim Risch, American lawyer and politician, 31st Governor of Idaho
1943 – Vicente Saldivar, Mexican boxer (d. 1985)
1944 – Peter Doyle, English bishop
1944 – Pete Staples, English bass player
1945 – J?rg Drehmel, German triple jumper and coach
1945 – Davey Lopes, American baseball player, coach, and manager
1946 – Norm Chow, American football player and coach
1946 – Silvino Francisco, South African snooker player
1946 – Greg Gumbel, American sportscaster
1947 – Doug Henning, Canadian magician (d. 2000)
1948 – Denis Cosgrove, British-American academic and geographer (d. 2008)
1948 – Chris Mulkey, American actor
1949 – Liam Donaldson, English physician and academic
1949 – Ruth Lister, Baroness Lister of Burtersett, English academic and politician
1949 – Ron Wyden, American academic and politician
1950 – Mary Hopkin, Welsh singer-songwriter
1950 – Dag Arnesen, Norwegian pianist and composer
1951 – Alan Clayson, English singer-songwriter and journalist
1951 – Christopher Cross, American singer-songwriter and producer
1951 – Ashok Gehlot, Indian politician, 21st Chief Minister of Rajasthan
1951 – Tatyana Tolstaya, Russian author and publicist
1952 – Chuck Baldwin, American pastor and politician
1952 – Caitlin Clarke, American actress (d. 2004)
1952 – Joseph W. Tobin, American cardinal
1953 – Bruce Hall, American singer-songwriter, bass player, and producer
1953 – Jake Hooker, Israeli-American guitarist and songwriter (d. 2014)
1954 – Angela Bofill, American singer-songwriter
1954 – Jean-Marc Roberts, French author and screenwriter (d. 2013)
1955 – Stephen D. M. Brown, British geneticist
1955 – Colin Deans, Scottish rugby player
1955 – David Hookes, Australian cricketer, coach, and sportscaster (d. 2004)
1955 – Seishirō Nishida, Japanese actor
1956 – Marc Bellemare, Canadian lawyer and politician
1957 – Alain C?té, Canadian ice hockey player
1957 – Rod Langway, Taiwanese-American ice hockey player and coach
1958 – Bill Sienkiewicz, American author and illustrator
1958 – Sandi Toksvig, Danish-English comedian, author, and radio host
1959 – David Ball, English keyboard player and producer
1959 – Uma Bharti, Indian activist and politician, 16th Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh
1959 – Ben Elton, English actor, director, and screenwriter
1960 – Geraint Davies, Welsh businessman and politician
1960 – Kathy Smallwood-Cook, English sprinter and educator
1961 – Steve McClaren, English footballer and manager
1961 – Joe Murray, American animator, producer, and screenwriter
1961 – David Vitter, American lawyer and politician
1961 – Leyla Zana, Kurdish activist and politician
1962 – Anders Graneheim, Swedish bodybuilder
1963 – Jeff Hornacek, American basketball player and coach
1963 – Marco Mendoza, American guitarist
1963 – Mona Siddiqui, Pakistani-Scottish journalist and academic
1964 – Sterling Campbell, American drummer and songwriter
1964 – Ron Hextall, Canadian-American ice hockey player and manager
1965 – Ignatius Aphrem II, Syrian patriarch
1965 – Mark Cousins, Northern Irish director, writer, cinematographer
1965 – John Jensen, Danish footballer and coach
1965 – Mikhail Prokhorov, Russian businessman
1966 – Giorgos Agorogiannis, Greek footballer
1966 – Frank Dietrich, German politician (d. 2011)
1967 – Daniel Anderson Australian rugby league coach and manager
1967 – Kenneth Joel Hotz Canadian producer, writer, director, actor, and comedian
1967 – André Olbrich, German guitarist and songwriter
1968 – Viliami Ofahengaue, Tongan-Australian rugby player
1969 – Daryl F. Mallett, American author and actor
1969 – Bruce Reyes-Chow, American minister and author
1970 – Bobby Cannavale, American actor
1970 – Jeffrey Sebelia, American fashion designer
1971 – Douglas Carswell, English politician
1971 – Josey Scott, American singer-songwriter and guitarist
1972 – Stephen Barclay, English lawyer and politician
1972 – Wally Bayola, Filipino actor, singer, comedian and television personality
1973 – Jamie Baulch, English sprinter and television host
1975 – Willie Geist, American television journalist and host
1975 – Christina Hendricks, American actress
1975 – Dulé Hill, American actor, dancer, and producer
1975 – Rainstone, South Korean songwriter and record producer
1976 – Jeff Halpern, American ice hockey player
1976 – Brad Scott, Australian footballer and coach
1976 – Chris Scott, Australian footballer and coach
1977 – Ryan Dempster, Canadian baseball player and sportscaster
1977 – Tyronn Lue, American basketball player and coach
1977 – Hiro Mashima, Japanese illustrator
1977 – Maryam Mirzakhani, Iranian mathematiker (d. 2017)
1977 – Ben Olsen, American soccer player and coach
1978 – Christian Annan, Ghanaian-Hong Kong footballer
1978 – Paul Banks, English-American singer-songwriter and guitarist
1978 – Dai Tamesue, Japanese hurdler
1978 – Lawrence Tynes, American football player
1979 – Steve Mack, American wrestler
1979 – Anastasiya Shvedova, Belarusian pole vaulter
1980 – Zuzana Ondrá?ková, Czech tennis player
1980 – Marcel Vigneron, American chef
1982 – Igor Olshansky, Ukrainian-American football player
1982 – Nick Stavinoha, American baseball player
1983 – Joseph Addai, American football player
1983 – Romeo Castelen, Dutch footballer
1983 – Jér?me Clavier, French pole vaulter
1983 – Márton Fül?p, Hungarian footballer (d. 2015)
1985 – Ezequiel Lavezzi, Argentinian footballer
1985 – Kadri Lehtla, Estonian biathlete
1985 – Miko M?lberg, Estonian swimmer
1986 – Moon Byung-woo, South Korean footballer
1987 – Lina Grin?ikait?, Lithuanian sprinter
1988 – Ben Revere, American baseball player
1988 – Paddy Holohan, Irish mixed martial artist
1989 – Jesse Bromwich, New Zealand rugby league player
1989 – Katinka Hosszú, Hungarian swimmer
1990 – Brooks Koepka, American golfer
1991 – Samuel Seo, South Korean musician
1992 – Aaron Whitchurch, Australian rugby league player
1995 – Ivan Bukavshin, Russian chess player (d. 2016)
1996 – Mary Cain, American runner
1996 – Alex Iwobi, Nigerian football player
1996 – Domantas Sabonis, Lithuanian basketball player
1997 – Ivana Jorovi?, Serbian tennis player
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&&&&&2&&&&里约槽点多？那是你没见过奥运历史上这30个奇葩！
奥运会是一个获得荣耀、胜利和荣誉的地方，也是个充满争议、甚至丑闻地方，当然，它同时也见证了历史上的一些进步时刻。我们总结了32个在奥运历史里曾是热点的事件，从1896年马车作弊行为到1968在奥运会中发起的抗议等。
1896首届雅典奥运：马儿啊你快些跑，拿奖牌全靠你了
首届奥运会的马拉松比赛，希腊运动员斯皮里顿·路易斯（Spiridon Belokas ）坐着马车“跑”完了大部分的赛程…然鹅即使马儿跑断腿，最终也只帮他争取到第三名的“好成绩”。其实他并不是第一个搭便车的运动员，而是第一个靠作弊且拿到奖牌的运动员（所以那些作弊了还没有奖牌的，到底图个啥？）
1900巴黎奥运：第一次出现女参赛选手，鼓掌.jpg
比美国女性获得投票权利还早二十年，女性就已经能参加奥运会比赛，这在当时可是一大热点。虽然当年的女同胞们只能参与网球、马术、帆船、门球和球等五个项目，但说到底也是一大进步啊！
1904圣路易奥运：如果车子不抛锚，比赛我就赢定了！sad.jpg
美国马拉松选手洛茨（Fred Lorz）靠自己跑了9英里，然后登上经理人的车跑了11公里，但“不幸”的是车子在离终点几英里前居然抛！锚！了！洛茨不得不下车走向终点…不过这让所有观众都以为他赢了比赛…在享受了一会儿胜利果实后，他终于受不了良心谴责，向公众承认了自己作弊了…
1908, 伦敦奥运：跑步比赛也可以手动“挡”人？美国说“可以”
如果对于比赛规则，两个国家无法达成共识，该如何处理？1908年男子400米田径赛，美国选手约翰·卡朋特（John Carpenter）试图挡住英国的万尼德汉-霍尔斯韦尔（Wyndham Halswelle），被判犯规，因而卡朋特被宣判取消资格。“挡人”在美国的规则里是可以的，但在英国的规则里则是不容许的…出于抗议，另外两名美国选手因此决定抵制决赛…所以最后霍尔斯韦尔自己一个人跑完了决赛…恩，这大概是金牌拿的最轻松的一次了吧。
▲Wyndham Halswelle
▲John Carpenter
1932,洛杉矶奥运：报告！这里有人用“妖声”控制选手！
当瑞典选手Bertil Sandstr?m赢得盛装舞步比赛的第二名后，他的成绩又改到最后一名，原因时裁判怀疑他使用其他声音控制了马匹，但他坚持这是由马鞍自己发出的辗轧声…所以到底是什么声音呢？到现在也没人知道…
1936,柏林奥运：粉丝“捍卫”偶像，反被自家爱豆打脸
波兰选手莱彻拉沃许（Stella Walsh）曾经卫冕金牌得主多年，但在1936年奥运会居然被美国选手海伦史蒂芬斯（Helen Stephens）给打败了，拉沃许的粉丝哭着喊着要求给海伦做性别鉴定，因为对于一个女人来说，取得那样快的成绩太超乎想象了。海伦迫于压力接受了这个侮辱的测试，方法是在评委前脱了衣服，最终证明了她是女的，评委才宣布她的成绩有效。但故事到这儿还没完，拉沃许在44年后不幸在一场枪战中身亡，验尸时发现他才是有男性性器官的那个…
1960, 罗马奥运：不好意思，我不穿鞋子照样打败你
早在1960年，光着脚跑步还不算潮流，顶多算一种亚文化，仅在少数大神中流行的那一种。但埃塞俄比亚运动员谢斯基·基比迪（Abebe Bikila ）却依靠光脚跑，还拿到了马拉松冠军，一时间上了城中热搜榜Top1。后来不管Adidas给了他多少免费的运动鞋，他在训练时都坚持赤脚跑…#论大神是如何炼成的##想知道博尔特是不是也光脚练习的#
1960,罗马奥运：同一个人出场三次，你以为是三胞胎啊！
在当年奥运会五项全能中的击剑部分，突尼斯运动员试图秘密地安排同一个专业剑客代替他们出战，并希望无人发觉。当同一个击剑运动员出来三次时，骗局也就自然被拆穿了…
1960, 罗马奥运：裁判的眼睛最雪亮！不服？憋着！
100米自由泳比赛中，美国选手Lance Larson和澳洲选手John Devitt 几乎在同一时间触壁。但由于科技不发达，只能依靠裁判的眼睛决定成绩。就在第二天，裁判判了澳洲的Devitt胜出比赛，虽然事实是Larson先碰到池边…
1964,东京奥运：被怀疑不是女人而取消金牌？生个孩子才能证明
在100米短跑中，波兰运动员克洛布科夫斯卡（Ewa K?obukowska）获得了铜牌，他还在4x100米团体赛中获得了金牌。但三年后，她的性别染色体被查出不合格，奥委会因此夺去了她当年获得的金牌。直到克洛布科夫斯卡在很多年后生出了孩子，人们才觉得可能她应该拥有遗传上的异常特征（所以金牌归还给人家了没有？）。因此，性别鉴定是不人道的、受制于当时科技水平的，而且没有任何赢家的。
1972,慕尼黑奥运：靠恶搞“留名”奥运，这个德国学生“赢了”
在马拉松比赛上，当所有人都以为跑在最前面的那人是赢家，但其实人家只是个恶作剧的德国学生…恩，好想知道怎么混进去的，p.s.真正的赢家是美国选手弗兰克（Frank Shorter）
1968, 墨西哥城奥运：有时候，此时无声胜有声
捷克运动员Věra ?áslavská在参加平衡木和自由体操的颁奖仪式时，他把头往下并远离苏联国旗，以示对苏联为首的入侵表示抗议，因此成为了捷克人心中的英雄。
1968, 墨西哥城奥运会：酒精虽好，可不要贪杯哦！
1968年是首次运动员被查出有阳性反应的一届奥运会。这个“不幸”的运动员是瑞典的Hans-Gunnar Liljenwall，但是他使用的“违禁药物”不是兴奋剂，而是因为赛前喝了点小酒，虽然最后夺得了铜牌，但还是被取消成绩了…黑人what脸.jpg
1968, 墨西哥城奥运会：友情不分肤色，不分种族
200米颁奖典礼时，美籍运动员约翰卡洛斯（John Carlos ）和汤米·史密斯（Tommie Smith）戴着黑色手套和穿着黑色袜子，做出象征黑人力量拳头的握拳姿势，为黑人贫穷问题发声，但他们却因此而被驱逐。银牌得主澳籍运动员彼得诺曼（Peter Norman）虽然看起来没有参与，但其实他身上也戴有人权讯息襟章。三十八年后，当诺曼去世时，前俩哥们儿俩都来为他抬棺。
1972,慕尼黑奥运：不许打广告，谢谢
1972年的时候，高山也是夏季奥运比赛项目之一。澳籍运动员卡尔·施兰茨（Karl Schranz）被取消了资格，原因是他在一场足球比赛时穿着印有咖啡广告的T-shirt，而且被媒体拍下来了…
1972, 慕尼黑奥运：安全第一，比赛第二
苏联体操选手Olga Korbut 首次展示了现在已被禁止的动作：高杠后摆成蹲接挺身后空翻抓高杠（别问我怎么做，我也做不出来…）。因为其危险性极大而被禁止。
1972,慕尼黑奥运： Again，裁判的决定就是一切.不服？憋着！
自从篮球被列为奥运比赛项目来，美国篮球队第一次遭遇失败。其实胜败与否并不是重点，重点是如何败：在最后的三秒钟，苏联队叫了一个迄今在美国都不允许的暂停，随后更莫名的有投篮机会。所以有没有办法监督一下裁判呢？认真脸.jpg
1976,蒙特利尔奥运：对不起，您的成绩好到技术已不支持显示
在这一年俄罗斯运动员纳迪娅科马内奇（Nadia Comaneci）成为了第一个拿到10分满分的体操运动员。这是前所未有的壮举，但电子牌上只显示了1.00分（9.99是电子牌的极限）。
1976,蒙特利尔奥运：连第一名都作弊，感觉人生已没有机会…
乌克兰运动员鲍里斯·奥尼先科（Boris Onishchenko）早已拿了三届世界冠军，但在76年奥运会的击剑比赛中仍然作了弊（原来第一名的压力才最大啊）。他使用的手段是电子装置，使其发出对手被击中的信号。当然，结果是他被停赛了。后来，人民群众在他的冠军头衔前又加了一个称呼：骗子Boris。
1980,莫斯科奥运：国家面前，金牌又算得了什么？（虽然已经拿到了）
波兰撑杆跳高运动员扎基维茨（W?adys?aw Kozakiewicz）在比赛中赢得了金牌，但比金牌更著名的是：他向着四处的苏联群众做着不礼貌的手势。虽然他因此被夺去了金牌，但却成为了波兰人心中的英雄。
1984, 洛杉矶奥运：技术限制导致的罗生门
在3000米跑步比赛中，美籍运动员Mary Decker与南非选手佐拉·巴德（Zola Budd）互相撞上了。这一撞不要紧，Decker被撞倒地，而且因此错过了比赛。二人事后互相责骂，但却没有人知道谁是谁非。又一个罗生门。放到现在，可以直接调看媒体拍摄的视频或者监控了。
1988,首尔奥运：脑震荡了还拿到金牌，跪拜大神.jpg
预赛时，美国跳水选手格雷格·洛加尼斯（Greg Louganis）在跳板上撞到头，他因此脑震荡，但最后依然能在比赛中赢得了金牌，还赢出对手25分。跪拜.gif
1984,洛杉矶奥运：还真有人找双胞胎作弊哎！
波多黎各田径运动员Madeline de Jesus在跳远项目受伤后，派出她的双胞胎妹妹Margaret 为她出赛，但这很快就被她的教练拆穿，因此计划泡汤。所以，她是觉得只要两个人长得像就行了吗？
1988, 首尔奥运：靠作弊得来的奖牌是短暂的，就像兴奋剂的药效是短暂的
加拿大短跑名将班.瓊森（Ben Johnson）赢得了100米比赛，在享受了一小会儿胜利果实带来的兴奋后，他便因服用禁药而被取消资格并夺去了奖牌。
1988,首尔奥运：这是发了多大的红包，裁判才敢明眼说瞎话？
虽然很多人都看到了罗伊-琼斯Roy Jones Jr.痛宰了Park Si-Hun三轮，也一共打出86拳，远比南韩选手的32拳多。但裁判宣判美籍选手罗伊琼斯与南韩选手Park Si-Hun比赛中失去了他的奖牌，裁判把所有眼睛都当瞎子的原因是：后来承认了赛前曾受到南韩方的款待。和今年某场拳击比赛何其相似！
2000, 悉尼奥运：有的错误，可以重来；有的失误，遗恨永远
首先要说明：体操运动员都是在空中的；而跳马都是在地上的。在2000年的奥运会上，体操运动员阿兰娜·莫特森（Alanna Slater） 推测跳马机器的高度有误差（后来经证实她是对的），比大会厘定的差2英寸，因此很多选手都因为误差而失手。虽然最终有五名运动员可以选择重新跳一次，但有的人在上一轮时已经崩溃、有的则已经受伤了。
2000, 悉尼奥运：感冒药不能随便吃，有的错误不能随便犯
当罗马利亚体操员安德列娅·拉杜坎（Andreea R?ducan）问他的教练拿药治疗感冒时，他给了含有布洛芬的消炎药。布洛芬里含有伪麻黄碱，这是其中一种奥运会的禁药，拉杜坎被剥夺了金牌的权利。
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