
Fox Reporter Wrestles Olympian on Live TV
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Fox News reporter Abby Hornacek bravely attempted a wrestling move during a live segment, getting flipped by Olympic wrestler Kennedy Blades. Despite initial concerns, Hornacek laughed it off, praising Blades as a professional and kind person. The stunt, though risky, was a memorable moment for both reporters.
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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Fox Reporter Wrestles Olympian on Live TV. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 29th, Fox News reporter Abby Hornesheck stepped into the wrestling ring during a live Fox and friend segment and got flipped by Olympic. Wrestler Kennedy Blades This happened Saturday at the real American freestyle event in Tampa, where Hornesheck asked Blades to demo her signature suplex move right on air. Hornesheck admitted she was nervous but went forward anyway, and seconds later, Blades lifted her up and safely slammed her onto the mat. Her mic peg broke in the process, but Hornesheck bounced back laughing, saying she felt like a million bucks and declaring wrestling might not be her. Full-time gig, fans hit social media hard with worries, slamming Blades for risking the reporter's safety after the clip went viral on Instagram. Plenty called it dangerous, but Hornesheck quickly shut that down. She posted Sunday clarifying it was totally her idea, praising Blades as a pro and the kindest person she'd met. Blades, who snagged silver in the 76 kilogram freestyle at the 2024 Paris Olympics,
backed her up, stressing she nailed the technique to avoid any neck injury. No harm done, just a wild TV moment that proves reporters will do anything for the story, and both ladies came out looking strong. I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to entertainment and celebrity news today. I powered pop culture coverage.
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