The Bronze Medal Was Taken Away From the Hungarian Swimmer Who Came in Third at the Olympics, and He Is Contacting a Lawyer About What Happened
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Dávid Betlehem was stripped of his bronze medal at the European Open Water Swimming Cup in Razanac due to wearing an inappropriate cap.
David Bethlehem feels the decision is unfair, but he believes there are lessons that can be learned from the case.
Cap scandal at the European Cup: Hungarian swimmers failed hundreds of thousands - The competition judges spoke and made decisions in a confusing manner.
Dávid Betlehem finished third in the men's field and Bettina Fábián second in the women's 10-kilometer open water swimming European Cup series in Razanac, Croatia. However, they were later disqualified for wearing an inappropriate cap. Betlehem made a harsh statement after the incident.
"The European Union should be ashamed of itself!" - the way they treated Dávid Betlehem and Bettina Fábián is scandalous.
Despite finishing second, Bettina Fábián was not able to stand on the podium at the European Cup in Croatia, as she was disqualified after the competition.
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