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Beijing 2022 poster child Eileen Gu revels in 'historic moment' of reaching freeski big air final

Beijing 2022 poster child Eileen Gu revels in 'historic moment' of reaching freeski big air final

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Monday, February 07, 2022 04:38:04 PM UTC

It's hard to fathom the pressure that Eileen Gu would have been feeling as she waited to drop into her third jump of freeski big air qualifying on Monday.

The 18-year-old -- who elected to represent her mother's native China over the United States, her country of birth -- has become the poster child for these Winter Games, her face adorning billboards across the country.

Gu is among the favorites to medal at Beijing 2022, having secured gold at the 2021 X Games in halfpipe and slopestyle, as well as bronze in big air.

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