Aussie surf judge sent home
Aussie surf judge sent home

Aussie surf judge sent home

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Australian surf judge Ben Lowe has been dismissed from the Paris 2024 Olympics after being photographed with fellow Australians Ethan Ewing and coach Bede Durbidge, which raised concerns about potential bias in judging. The International Surfing Association (ISA) stated that such interaction with athletes is inappropriate and violates their code of conduct. Lowe's dismissal follows previous complaints regarding alleged anti-Brazil bias during the Tokyo Games, leading to intensified scrutiny from Brazilian surf fans. Meanwhile, Australian surfers Tyler Wright, Ewing, and Jack Robinson have advanced to the quarter-finals, competing for medals as the competition heats up at Teahupo'o. Wright, after a lengthy wait due to competition scheduling, managed to secure her spot despite challenges faced in calmer surf conditions. Lowe's removal underscores the importance of maintaining ethical standards in sports officiating.

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