2018 Winter Olympics TV schedule: stream, channels, dates, Opening Ceremony
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African American speed skater Shani Davis BOYCOTTS the Winter Olympic opening ceremony
in 'race row' as luger Erin Hamlin leads out Team USA
- Davis lost a tie-breaking coin toss to four-time Olympian Hamlin, who won a bronze at Sochi 2014
- He is a five-time Olympian and has won two gold medals and two silver medals but did not attend ceremony
- Davis slammed Team USA for their 'dishonorable' decision saying that he would wait until 2022
- Skating team confirmed Davis had not attended but would have been there had he been carrying the flag
- Hamlin has tweeted she was 'beyond grateful' to lead Team USA into the stadium for the opening ceremony
- The opening ceremony of the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea was a spectacular event
- It kicked off Friday with an impressive display featuring child performers, huge puppets, dazzling light displays and thousands of dancers with a theme of peace and Korean unity
- Inside the arena 30,000 people, including a 200-strong North Korean cheerleading squad, watched the display in 26F temperatures, and were encouraged to bang drums to keep warm
- Vice President Mike Pence watched the event sat just a row away from Kim Yo Jong, sister of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un
Erin Hamlin has led Team USA out for the start of the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang after being named as flag carrier ahead of Shani Davis, who boycotted the ceremony.
Hamlin, a four-time Olympian and winner of a luge bronze medal at the 2014 Sochi games, beamed a broad smile as she led out the athletes competing at the games in South Korea to the accompaniment of 'Gangnam Style'.
The 31-year-old was chosen in a tie-breaking coin toss with speedskater Shani Davis, one of just a few black athletes in Team USA, who says he should have been chosen to carry the Stars and Stripes.
Davis, 35, a five-time Olympian who has won two gold medals and two silver medals, lost after a vote among sports federations represented at the games ended in a draw.
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