Olympic pole vaulter Anthony Ammirati has made waves by accepting an offer from an adult entertainment company. It’s not a common occurrence for an Olympian to receive such an offer.
The Frenchman’s recent track and field performance took an unexpected turn when his attempt to win an Olympic medal was unintentionally hampered by his, well, masculinity.
The twenty-one-year-old athlete finished in 12th place and was not eligible to compete in the men’s pole vault event since his bulge prevented him from winning. Nevertheless, he continued to draw interest from people everywhere.
Pole vaulter Anthony Ammirati went viral after his manhood stopped him from qualifying for the men’s pole vault event at the Paris Olympics
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Anthony Ammirati failed the bar and the commentators are clearly having a hard time acknowledging what happened 😂 HELP I’M DYING pic.twitter.com/5hOHttVA5g
— Gladys Wotching (@Glodyswotcher) August 3, 2024
The young athlete, who would not have predicted the reasons behind his surprise online virality, is being offered a whopping $250,000 to appear on camera with his famed “asset.”
The well-known adult entertainment company Camsoda has made their offer to the track and field athlete public.
Vice President of Camsoda Daryn Parker told TMZ, “If it were up to me, I’d award you for what everyone else saw, your talent below the belt.”
A company named Camsoda has offered the track and field star $250,000 to make adult entertainment
Daryn said, “I’d love to offer you up to $250,000 in exchange for a 60-minute webcam show, in which you show off your goods, minus the crossbar, of course. I’m a lover of crotch-centric activities.”
After becoming well-known online, Anthony talked about how the men’s qualifying event resulted in a “big disappointment.”
“I’d love to offer you up to $250,000 in exchange for a 60-minute webcam show, in which you show off your goods,” the company’s vice president said
“I feel a little disappointed, as I didn’t make any mistakes during the third try at 5.70 meters,” he was reportedly saying to the French Athletics Federation. I did miss jumping a little bit throughout training to adjust the settings. It’s just a technical meeting. I had to forfeit the final two since I gave the race priority following a minor grade 1 in the adductor.
He went on, “Physically, I was 100%, but I was lacking a little in the pole vault.” “The circumstances were favorable. I’ve never started a competition without feeling anxious before. Being an outsider, my primary objective was to perform for the general audience. I had nearly arrived.
