Female Olympic Hockey Player Left Covered in Blood After Freak Injury During Horrifying Moment
The article highlights the remarkable toughness displayed by female athletes, particularly focusing on Dutch field hockey player Joosje Burg. During an Olympic semifinal match against Argentina, Burg sustained a serious injury when struck in the nose, resulting in a bloodied face and a temporary stop in play as medics attended to her. Instead of leaving the match, she returned to the field wearing a new jersey featuring makeshift numbers made from tape to cover the bloodstains of her previous kit. This act of resilience earned her praise on social media, with fans expressing admiration for both her courage and the creative solution devised by the Dutch staff. Burg has also shared how she visualizes her late father watching from the stands, believing he would be proud of her grit. The article concludes by emphasizing the impressive display of human resilience showcased by Burg at the Olympics.
No one can deny that female athletes often exhibit a toughness that rivals or exceeds that of their male counterparts.
For proof, look no further than Netherlands field hockey star Joosje Burg, who took a hard shot to the nose that left her face bloodied during her team’s Olympic semifinal match against Argentina on Wednesday, according to the U.K.’s Sun.
Burg’s ghastly injury caused a delay as medics tended to her.
Then, the Dutch star created an Olympic moment for the ages while undoubtedly cementing her status as a heroine to young field hockey players everywhere.
Rather than leave the match, Burg re-entered play sporting a new jersey with impromptu numbers made of tape. Her old jersey, of course, had blood stains.
On the social media platform X, one user marveled at both the jersey and the injury.
“The Dutch staff making a jersey number out of masking tape has officially sent me. Also Joosje Burg you are made of metal cos look at your nose girl. How have you gone on the pitch for the second half #Hockey,” the user wrote.
The Dutch staff making a jersey number out of masking tape has officially sent me 🤣🤣
Also Joosje Burg you are made of metal cos look at your nose girl 😭 How have you gone on the pitch for the second half #Hockey
— anu (@anupadu13) August 7, 2024
Speaking of Burg’s nose, here is a photo of the injury and the medics’ tape job:
#Paris2024 #Olympics
Hockey #NEDARG
Balletje keihard in haar gezicht gekregen 😱
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Joosje Burg is terug 💪 pic.twitter.com/YVSZIp0UF5— Boertje Pummel (@BoertjePummel) August 7, 2024
Readers who know little about the style and speed of play in field hockey can get a sense of both from the following 2022 clip of Burg in action:
De Nederlandse vrouwen walsten vanmiddag over de Verenigde Staten heen: 10-0, door onder meer de eerste Oranje-hattrick van Yibbi Jansen;
De 9-0 van Joosje Burg was het 𝗵𝗼𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗿𝗱𝘀𝘁𝗲 Nederlandse doelpunt in de FIH Pro League.
[beelden[beelden@ZiggoSport] pic.twitter.com/1rrxRsuqeM— Ramon Min 📶 (@MijlpaalMin) April 3, 2022
According to The Hockey Paper, the 27-year-old Burg has visualized her late father sitting in the stands during the Olympics.
“I see him as if he is sitting there,” she said.
To say the least, her father, who passed away in 2019, would be proud of his daughter’s toughness.
In a broader sense, of course, the world will be better off once these woke and blasphemous Olympics finally end.
When they do, however, they will have provided no greater showcase of human resilience than what Burg demonstrated on Wednesday.
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