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Team GB diver Tom Daley announces his retirement after Paris Olympics

United KingdomPublished August 12, 2024

Views 17.0K  |  Likes 248  |  Comments 38
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This video has 17.0K views and 248 likes, ranking #1,566,911 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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17,015

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248

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38

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Team GB diver Tom Daley has confirmed he is retiring from competitive diving. This follows his fifth Olympic medal in Paris (silver) - having won bronzes in London and Rio de Janeiro, plus a gold and a bronze in Tokyo. Mr Daley says 'Coming into this one everything felt like a bonus already and to be able to go aro…

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August 12, 2024
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