9. “Toning it down would be best.”
The ladies’ 3000m race of the Olympics in 1984, LA, was quite possibly the most expected 3000m race in current times. Three of the quickest ladies throughout the entire existence of the 3000m occasion were seeking straight on the greatest stage on the planet. A progression of crashes between two of the ladies, Mary Decker and Zola Budd, cost the two of them their chances at medaling; in any case, it was Budd’s decision of footwear that Olympic fashionistas were centered around.
