Canadian Tyler Mislawchuk left it all out there with his performance at Wednesday’s men’s Olympic Triathlon.
Tyler Mislawchuk was seen throwing up after crossing the finish line of the Olympic triathlon.
This nasty moment was caught on live television after he was forced to swim in the Seine River, which was criticized for its cleanliness and safeness to compete amid reports of high levels of E. coli and other bacteria.
It is unknown if his vomit was the result of the contents of the water or the exhaustion of the physically demanding sport.
Swim the River Seine they said.
It’ll be fun they said 😭#Triathlon #Paris2024 #Olympics https://t.co/L1f4PN95VU pic.twitter.com/yiUJTKNBBk— Priyant (@Priyant1987) July 31, 2024
obsessed with the finish line in the men’s triathlon, it’s like a renaissance piece pic.twitter.com/8cgxc4jhrB
— Emma 🏀👩🏽💻 (@EmmaTurnerBA) July 31, 2024
The event began with Tyler Mislawchuk and the rest of the men starting the triathlon by doing the swimming leg in the Seine. This event was supposed to have happened already, but it was postponed because of concerns about the water quality in the Seine.
Eventually, water tests showed it was safe for humans to compete in it.
