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The Alpine legend: – Hirscher remembers Tyson

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Marcel Hirscher (35) has not kept up with the best in his alpine comeback.

  • Ole Kristian Strøm, VG

It makes alpine legend Marc Girardelli (61) compare Hirscher to Mike Tyson, who made a comeback in the boxing ring against Jake Paul last weekend.

Hirscher is back after five years away.

  • In the giant slalom start in Sölden, he was number 23, two seconds and 16 hundredths behind winner Alexander Steen Olsen.
  • In the slalom start in Finland last weekend, things only went worse: Hirscher was number 46.
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– Marcel Hirscher reminded me of boxing legend Mike Tyson in his slalom comeback. In the steep part of the track, he was only concerned with defending himself, writes Girardelli in his column at heute.at.

– In my opinion, the weak performance was not only due to the ice performance in Levi.

Girardelli elaborates:

– Slalom will also be very difficult for Hirscher in the future. It is more about being athletic and fast. There he is no longer at the top of the world than in the giant slalom, where I think he can manage to be among the top ten, says Marc Girardelli.

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Hirscher can’t complain about the ski either, after Henrik Kristoffersen was second on the same skier, Van Deer.

Marcel Hirscher retired after the 2019 winter, but is now making a comeback – with the Dutch flag. The Netherlands is your mother’s home country. He was for many years the world’s best in slalom and giant slalom.

The Teknikk season continues with the slalom race in Austrian Gurgl this weekend.

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Selv sier Hirscher after the disappointing 46th place this weekend according to Sport24the first time since 2016 he failed to qualify for the 2nd round in a slalom competition:

– I’m excited about what the analysis will show. This was really modest, almost embarrassing.

– It was a struggle to survive. I’ve never experienced it like this before, it was something completely new for me.

On Instagram, Hirscher writes:

– I leave Levi full of learning, which I take with me further.

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