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No. 3: Takeaways from the Olympic Games

Even gold medalists get caught up in typos.

ByJonathan Scott

Published Aug 17, 2016

See No. 4 in the count down of the winners and losers, and the best, worst or most memorable stories from the 2016 Olympics.

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Mixed-dubs gold medalist Mattek-Sands' women's doubles partner, Coco Vandeweghe, saluted her partner with gusto (as did another WTA tour pal, Sorana Cirstea). In turn, BMS turned to CoCo to inquire why the New York Post misidentified her.

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Still, a guest spot on NBC's Today show hardly hurt.

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