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**Title:** 7 Humiliating Cases of Premature Celebration
**Summary:**
A video showcases 7 embarrassing instances of premature celebration across various fields, including:
1. **Triathlon**: A winner's premature celebration ends with a broken ankle.
2. **Rollerblading**: A tournament leader falls while showing off.
3. **Video Games**: A gamer's premature celebration costs them a championship.
4. **Football**: A goalkeeper's mistake after premature celebration.
5. **Sports Fans**: Fans getting tattoos to celebrate anticipated wins, only to lose.
6. **Unspecified Sport**: An athlete's record-breaking celebration, though they didn't actually lose, is still ridiculed.
7. **Figure Skating**: A skater's team celebrates prematurely, only to be surpassed by a lesser-known competitor.
**Tone:** Light-hearted, humorous, with a moral undertone about the perils of premature celebration.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, without opinions, in short sentences with numbers:
**Sports Events**
1. The Ironman competition is a triathlon that includes swimming, biking, and running.
2. A participant in the Ironman competition broke their ankle after several hours of effort.
3. A rollerblade tournament was held in Guarne, Colombia, with thousands of attendees and hundreds of thousands of global viewers.
4. In football, premature celebrations can lead to mistakes, affecting the team and fans.
**Gaming**
5. Online tournaments are held for one of the largest racing titles, with the best players worldwide competing for prizes.
6. A gamer was comfortably winning a championship but lost due to a premature celebration of their victory.
**Other Events**
7. Fans sometimes get tattoos to celebrate their team's anticipated victory before the match, which can lead to regret if the team loses.
8. Removing a tattoo is extremely expensive, painful, and often leaves marks.
**Specific Individuals and Events**
9. Leticia Buffon, a professional skater, celebrated prematurely in a competition, assuming she had won, before the final participant's turn.
10. The final participant, a Japanese girl (name not mentioned), was relatively unknown at the tournament's location but was a "dangerous participant" in the competition.