Will Rodriguez put his collectible cup down just for a second, then - swoosh! - it was swiped.
"The guy pulled out his gun, he cocked it, put it to my forehead and said, 'Get down'."
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"This is what we have dreamed of. It is not an easy road, but we want the medal."
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There was a gasp of surprise at the Rio Olympic Games when American swimmer Michael Phelps added one more gold to his already record tally of 18 - he has added two more since. But the surprise was not only for his remarkable achievement but also for some dark purple circles on his shoulders and back. They were signs of "cupping" that he had undergone before the race.
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