Paris 2024: Report Card

Haresh Deol, Twentytwo13

13-Aug-24 20:00

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As the dust settles on Paris 2024, Malaysia is celebrating the two bronze medals under our belt and lamenting the near misses at the podium, in what has been a tumultuous Olympics journey for our athletes and the nation. In our post-Games report card, we review the performance of the Malaysian contingent at the world's biggest games and get into what the failed gold medal target will mean for our athletes now and looking forward at Los Angeles 2028.

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Produced by: Daryl Ong

Presented by: Daryl Ong

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