Olympic wrestler Helen Maroulis: My darkest secret that's greater than gold
Olympic wrestler Helen Maroulis: My darkest secret that's greater than gold
Helen Maroulis became the first American woman to win Olympic wrestling gold in Rio, but she reveals her struggles with fear in hopes of inspiring others.
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