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French hockey player Pierre Crinon has been banned from the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics after taunting fans in the stands following his involvement in a fight with Canadian player Tom Wilson.

Tom Wilson’s Olympic fight sparked ejections, a suspension — and a major culture clash in international hockey.

The Washington Capitals star dropped the gloves in what remains the only fight of this tournament and isn’t dropping his physical and unrelenting style.