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Winter Olympics 2022 - Mikaela Shiffrin wanted to 'melt off the face of the earth' after slalom woe

Mikaela Shiffrin has admitted she wanted to «melt off the face of the earth» after her Did Not Finish in the slalom at Beijing 2022. The American arrived in China with high expectations, but finished 0-5 in her individual races. Ad/> Three of those were DNFs, with her failure in the combined event following on from mistakes in the slalom and giant slalom.

Beijing 2022‘Why do I keep coming back?’ – Shiffrin calls out haters after social media abuseYESTERDAY AT 14:02 Shiffrin was subjected to abuse on social media for her efforts in Beijing, while she was also mocked for sitting on the snow after her DNF in the slalom. The 26-year-old was accused of attention seeking with her failure to move from the snow, but Shiffrin said it was solely down to trying to compose herself. «When I was sitting on the side of the slalom hill after I DNFed in the slalom race last week, I wanted to just melt off the face of the earth,» she told NBC News.

«I just wanted to disappear, and I was like I’m going to have to ski down this hill into the finish and face humans that are judging — no matter what it’s a judgement — and I was so not prepared to do that, and I just need to take a minute because this feels so awful. Swiatek sends message of support to Shiffrin I don't understand what's not working — Shiffrin »A lot of people see that as I wanted more attention from the cameras, I just was being a poor sport. To be honest, I can understand how they would see it from the TV point of view, and I really apologize for that.

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