Sweden is refusing to let go of Canada's alleged Olympic curling cheating. But here's where it gets controversial... The Swedish team is not backing down from their accusation that Canada's Marc Kennedy cheated during the 2026 Olympic Games. While Canada has denied the allegations, the Swedish team is standing firm, with curler Oskar Eriksson calling Kennedy out for 'double-touching' - touching the stone a second time after it crosses the hog line. This incident has sparked a global reaction, with the World Curling Board releasing a statement on the allegations. The Board clarified that a second touch of the granite after release is now allowed, but if the granite is touched after it crosses the hog line, it results in that stone being removed from play. The controversy has not only divided the curling community but has also drawn attention to the fine line between legal and illegal moves in sports. So, what do you think? Do you agree with the Swedish team's accusation, or do you side with Canada's denial? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
