Tensions have escalated at the Winter Olympics as a heated curling match between Canada and Sweden was marred by accusations of cheating and a barrage of expletives. Canadian curler Marc Kennedy was involved in a profanity-laced exchange with a Swedish opponent after the latter accused Canada of double-tapping their stones. The Olympic curling committee issued a warning following the incident, which garnered international attention. Despite the drama, World Curling later found no violations after an investigation into the allegations. This controversy has sparked debates on sportsmanship and fairness at the Games, with many calling for stricter regulations. The rivalry intensified as Canada defeated Sweden to remain unbeaten, but the aftermath of this encounter raises questions about the integrity of the sport.