Daniel Wiffen uploaded a YouTube video giving the people a sneak peek at the free goodies he received at the Paris Olympics. The Olympic champion killed it at the Olympics with his terrific performance. He got Ireland its first gold medal of the games with the 800m freestyle swim. Then, he followed it with a bronze in the 1500m freestyle.

Daniel Wiffen gave a strong introduction to the people with his campaign. Soon after, he pitched the people to watch his blogs to know him as a swimmer and an Olympian better. Speaking of which, his recent YouTube video garnered quite some attention. The Olympian boasted the goodies he received at the Paris Olympics. Primarily, Wiffen pulled out his gold medal and joked about having received it for free.

A couple of these around I think like a thousand or something but yeah you get free one of these.

Daniel Wiffen on his YouTube channel

Up next Wiffen pulled out some customized stamps and gave a close-up to the viewers. Then he got a lanyard that he intended to use as a camera strap. Next in line, he pulled out a Samsung-sponsored tote bag filled with goodies. There was a Coca-Cola bottle and a Powerade bottle with Olympic rings on it. Then there was a toiletries bag that comprised of toothpaste, toothbrush, soap, deodorant, and ‘all the things you need really’. Along with that, the athletes get a microfiber towel and an Airbnb voucher.

To finish it off, he showed a Samsung flip phone that all athletes get in the bag. It has a gold body and Olympic rings on it to mark it unique from other phones. Samsung’s smartphones are also being used as professional cameras to cover the sporting event. They are also a long-term Olympic partner.

Clare Balding and BBC Blasted For Claiming Daniel Wiffen’s Gold For Northern Ireland

After Daniel Wiffen’s Paris Olympics win, commentator Clare Balding framed her sentence in a way that implied his gold medal was for Northern Ireland. Although she corrected herself in the next statement, the people had already caught on.

People immediately shut her out reminding her that Wiffen played for Ireland and that Northern Ireland was not in the Olympics. While at the other corner, BBC also found itself in the crossfire after they made the same mistake.

Daniel Wiffen made history at the Paris Olympics by becoming the first Irish male swimmer to ever win a gold medal for the nation. Wiffen was born in England and raised in County Down. Therefore, he possesses both British and Irish nationality. However, he represents Ireland at the Olympic, World, and European levels.

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