Water polo wardrobe malfunction: NBC provides live coverage from London Olympics

It has been for long known that NBC experienced troubles with their broadcasting delay unit, and they proved it once again by delighting the eyes of the viewers who watched a water polo game from the 2012 London Olympics.

A wardrobe malfunction happened during the women’s water polo match between the United States and Spain when an American player grabbed the swimming suit of a Spanish opponent and stretched it maybe too much.

Wardrobe incident emerged at U.S.-Spain water polo Olympic game (public domain)
Wardrobe incident emerged at U.S.-Spain water polo Olympic game (public domain)
The image aired live by NBC was fast enough but apparently not for those with an eagle-eyed observation spirit. Folks quickly logged to Twitter where they started posting dozens questions like: “Did you see that?”, “Did I just see what I thought I saw?”, “Can you confirm what I saw?”, etc. A funny comment came from a social websurfer who wrote: “I had no idea that water polo is so…exciting:)”.

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Wardrobe malfunction: NBC water polo incident Spain-USA