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C. UK. of the floor final controversy. We covered this story a little bit in our last

episode and there's a lot of intricacies and minutia that's happened up to this

point so if you didn't listen to it or you just need a refresher here's a

recap to catch you up to speed in 60 seconds.

Deep breath. Here we go.

At the women's floor final, three gymnasts each had a strong claim to the bronze medal.

Remaining gymnast Sabrina Voianna finished in fourth after being incorrectly deducted for going out of bounds.

But because her coaches didn't put in an inquiry to challenge the call, she couldn't get the score changed.

Her teammate Anna Barbossu was in third,

and it seemed like Jordan Child's, the last gymnast to go, was in fifth.

But then Jordan's coaches did what Sabrina's didn't. They put in an inquiry for a score and it got increased.

Chiles was moved to third and took home the bronze. The Romanians filed an appeal with a court of arbitration for

sport, saying that the inquiry for Jordan was submitted four seconds too late.

The court agreed and the results were changed.

Anna Barbossu was bumped to third, Jordan down to fifth, and Anna would now be getting the bronze medal.

U.S. and Romania wanted the gymnast to share the bronze medal,

but the International Gymnastics Federation said no.

So Jordan Chiles was stripped of her metal, not because she violated the rules, but because of a mistake made by the officials.

Which brings us now to the present.

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