Norwegian swimmer Alexander Dale Oen's death in late April brought forth an outpouring of emotional responses to the late breaststroker and 2011 100-meter world champion.
Hungary's Daniel Gyurta, the 200-meter champion in London, offered a touching tribute for Dale Oen. On Saturday, he announced he will obtain a copy of his gold medal to give to Dale Oen's family.
"I think this is the best way to honor his family," said Gyurta, who clocked a world-record 2 minutes, 7.28 seconds in Wednesday's 200 final.
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