He tore off his mask, screamed, and humped a guardrail
Give it an EGOT. Photo: NBC If you’re an American Olympics fan, odds are you weren’t too excited about Australian Ariarne Titmus’s win over American star Katie Ledecky in the 400m freestyle. No matter, because Titmus’s coach more than made up for it with his own celebration from the sidelines. Dean Boxall, known for his intense coaching style, became even more known for his intense reaction as he tore off his mask, screamed, and humped a guardrail.
Boxall told Australia’s Channel 7 that his celebration was inspired by the wrestler the Ultimate Warrior, while announcers compared him to Back to the Future’s Doc Brown and the Rolling Stones’ Mick Jagger. “When I saw the race unfolding, I couldn’t keep it in,” Boxall said. The coach went on to apologize — not for stealing the show or a crude celebration, but for taking off his mask amid it all. “I just lost it in the moment,” he said.
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