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NBC Sportscaster Mike Tirico Repeatedly Asks Olympians About Disposal of Drug-Test Urine Samples

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The Onion Staff

3mo ago· 2 min readen

Summary

NBC sportscaster Mike Tirico has made it a central focus of his Winter Games coverage to repeatedly ask Olympic athletes about what happens to their old drug-test urine samples. During primetime broadcasts, Tirico interrupts discussions about competition results and controversies to persistently question athletes about the disposal or potential uses of their 'elite urine' from world-class competitors, creating awkward and bizarre interview moments.

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NBC sportscaster Mike Tirico has devoted huge swaths of Winter Games coverage this week to demanding answers from Olympic athletes about what happens to their old drug-test urine.
Madison, Evan, everyone's talking about the judging controversy that cost you gold, but before we get into that, I want to talk about your urine—specifically what they do with it after they're done testing it for drugs.
This is elite urine from world-class athletes, which I assume is ext
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LIVIGNO, ITALY—In what has become the central focus of his primetime broadcasts night after night, NBC sportscaster Mike Tirico has devoted huge swaths of Winter Games coverage this week to demanding answers from Olympic athletes about what happens to the

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