Shaun White  It took an I-Pod to take down the Flying Tomato.
Swiss snowboarder Iouri Podladtchikov upset Shaun White in the
men's halfpipe in Sochi Tuesday, denying the two-time defending
champ the chance to be the first American man to three-peat at a
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Canada in women's hockey; Davis attempts three-peat  White, who
pulled out of slopestyle to focus on the historic three-peat,
didn't even make the podium, finishing fourth behind Japan's
Ayumu Hirano and Taku Hiraoka as well. It's the first time no
American man has medaled in the halfpipe since snowboarding was
added to the Games in 1998. (The U.S. swept the podium in 2002.)
Most riders fell in the pipe Tuesday, which they have criticized
for being subpar. White uncharacteristically slipped twice, once
hitting the deck, in his first run. Podladtchikov, a good friend
of White's, fell in his first run too, but stomped his second
with his signature trick, the cab double cork 1440, which he's
dubbed th