JD Pahoyo, a 17-year-old diver from the Philippines, got a 0.0 score on a dive in the 3-meter individual springboard competition at the Southeast Asian Games in Singapore. His countryman and synchronized diving partner John Elmerson Fabriga also got 0.0 on a dive. They finished last and second-to-last in the competition.
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#1 Every judge gave JD Pahoyo a perfect zero.
JD Pahoyo, a 17-year-old diver from the Philippines, got a 0.0 score on a dive in the 3-meter individual springboard competition at the Southeast Asian Games in Singapore. His countryman and synchronized diving partner John Elmerson Fabriga also got 0.0 on a dive. They finished last and second-to-last in the competition.
Video of the two failed dives quickly made its way around the internet, often under the headline of something like "the worst dives you'll ever see."
#2 Pahoyo landed feetfirst
Before the dive went viral, Pahoyo wrote a very matter-of-fact update on how bad he was:
This was the first time I felt this great intense pressure. Hooo, one event is over. One more to go. I failed one dive and the rest of my dives were sh------ than what i did during the training. But at least it was a nice experience. Great crowd, great people. I can actually tell myself that i overcame the extraordinary.
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#3 Not great.
#4 Fabriga landed on his back
Two days later he returned to Facebook with a more positive update. He posted a video of him and Fabriga doing some well-executed dives in the 3m springboard synchro event and wrote about how happy he was:
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#5
He directed all his new followers to his good dives:
why share our failed dives, when you can share the dives that we did well? just asking hehehe. salamat sa mga supporters ko
