Live now! Milan Winter Olympics Women's Freestyle Skiing Slopestyle: Eileen Gu aiming for gold

On February 9th Beijing time, the Milan Winter Olympics featured a highly anticipated showdown in the Women's Freestyle Skiing Slopestyle final. China’s second gold medal opportunity comes with three competitors: Eileen Gu, Han Linshan, and Liu Mengting, all aiming for the top spot. The format includes three rounds, taking the highest score to decide the winner. This event is known for its unpredictability and high level of risk, reserved for athletes with nerves of steel!

The competition in this event is extremely fierce. Our biggest rival is Swiss athlete Mathilde Gremaud, the reigning champion from the Beijing Winter Olympics, who is nearly flawless. Last time, Eileen Gu lost to her and took silver in this event. Slopestyle is not Gu’s strongest discipline, so expectations should be tempered. Interestingly, these two will face off again in the final, with Gu determined to claim the gold this time!

A total of 12 athletes qualified for the final, with three from China. However, Han Linshan withdrew before the final, leaving only Eileen Gu and Liu Mengting to compete. The final order follows the qualification rankings, with higher-ranked athletes performing later. The competition has already started, with the first two rounds complete. In round one, Gu performed flawlessly, scoring 86.58 to lead over Gremaud. In round two, Gremaud responded with a perfect run, scoring 86.96 to take first place. Now the thrilling third round will decide the winner. Can Gu overturn the situation? When rivals meet, the brave prevail—let’s watch and see!

Written by/TiYu Novel