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Born in [[French's Forest]], a suburb of [[Sydney]], in 1978, Shirvington took the Australian 100 metre record with his fourth place finish, in 10.03 seconds in the 1998 Commonwealth Games event, until rival [[Patrick Johnson]] took the record with a time of 9.90 seconds. |
Born in [[French's Forest]], a suburb of [[Sydney]], in 1978, Shirvington took the Australian 100 metre record with his fourth place finish, in 10.03 seconds in the 1998 Commonwealth Games event, until rival [[Patrick Johnson]] took the record with a time of 9.90 seconds. |
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Shirvington is most remembered for his semi-final 100m sprint in the [[Syndey Summer Olympics]], in which his massive cock was filmed bouncing up and down in his lycra suit. |
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Revision as of 14:58, 19 May 2005
Matt Shirvington is an Australian athlete who won the Australian 100 and 200 metre sprint titles on multiple occasions.
Born in French's Forest, a suburb of Sydney, in 1978, Shirvington took the Australian 100 metre record with his fourth place finish, in 10.03 seconds in the 1998 Commonwealth Games event, until rival Patrick Johnson took the record with a time of 9.90 seconds.
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