Shock: “That kind of person should be eliminated, they disgrace the sport of athletics.” Caitlyn Jenner harshly lashed out at Yulimar Rojas with sharp remarks that cut straight to the heart, bringing Rojas to tears during the Tokyo Games interview. Afterwards, she wiped her tears and exploded with two-Words aimed directly at Caitlyn Jenner — a statement both threatening and defiant against the Olympic legend — leaving the entire audience stunned, while the whole world admired the steel spirit of Yulimar Rojas!

9 November 2017; Caitlyn Jenner, Olympian & Advocate of Transgender Rights, prior to going on Centre Stage during day three of Web Summit 2017 at Altice Arena in Lisbon. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Web Summit via Sportsfile

SHOCK AT TOKYO GAMES: Caitlyn Jenner’s Harsh Words Bring Yulimar Rojas to Tears — Her Fiery Two-Word Response Leaves the World Stunned

 

Tokyo, Japan — In what has become one of the most emotionally charged and controversial moments of the Tokyo Olympic Games, tensions erupted between Olympic gold medalist and media personality Caitlyn Jenner and Venezuelan triple jump champion Yulimar Rojas, igniting a storm of outrage, support, and astonishment across the world.

The drama unfolded shortly after Rojas’ historic win in the women’s triple jump final, where she shattered the world record and claimed Venezuela’s first gold medal in the sport. While the athletics community and fans celebrated her breathtaking performance, controversy struck during an interview when Caitlyn Jenner, a former Olympic decathlete and outspoken public figure, delivered what many are calling an unnecessarily harsh and deeply personal attack.

Speaking to reporters during a panel discussion about the state of modern athletics, Jenner made a comment that immediately sent shockwaves through the Olympic Village and beyond:

> “That kind of person should be eliminated,” she said, referring to Rojas. “They disgrace the sport of athletics.”

The remark left the panel and nearby athletes in stunned silence. Jenner did not elaborate further, but her tone and pointed criticism left little room for misinterpretation. Yulimar Rojas, still basking in the glow of her victory and record-breaking achievement, was informed of the comment shortly after stepping off the podium.

What followed was an emotional and heart-wrenching moment. Rojas, known for her fierce competitive spirit and humble demeanor, broke down in tears during her post-event interview. As the cameras rolled and questions were asked, she paused, visibly shaken by Jenner’s remarks.

But then came the moment that changed everything.

After wiping her tears, Rojas gathered herself, stood tall, and looked directly into the camera. Her voice, though slightly trembling, cut through the silence with two words that instantly echoed across social media and news outlets:

“Watch me.”

It was a bold, defiant, and empowering response that turned heartbreak into strength. The phrase — “Watch me” — was immediately hailed as a battle cry not only for Rojas but for athletes everywhere who’ve faced criticism, judgment, or prejudice.

The internet exploded. #WatchMe trended worldwide within hours. Prominent athletes, celebrities, and even fellow Olympians voiced their support for Rojas, calling Jenner’s comments “deeply inappropriate,” “disrespectful,” and “beneath the spirit of the Games.”

American sprinter Allyson Felix tweeted, “Yulimar Rojas is the future of athletics. Period. No one gets to define her greatness. #WatchMe.”

Meanwhile, the International Olympic Committee declined to comment on Jenner’s statement but emphasized the Games’ commitment to inclusion and respect for all athletes.

Yulimar Rojas, 25, not only made history with her athletic performance — she may have just started a new movement with her unwavering spirit.

From tears to triumph, her story has become a symbol of resilience, reminding the world that even in the face of public attack, strength lies in standing tall and daring the world to watch you shine.

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