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First Words About the Crash – After 38 Days of Silence

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The training session ended with a violent crash – and a broken ankle. 38 days later, ski star William Poromaa is now talking about the accident. – It was really dark there and then – I immediately realized that it wasn't good, says William Poromaa.

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TORSBY. William Poromaa, 25, crashed and broke his ankle. Now the cross-country skier is sharing details from the accident for the first time. – I was standing on my foot for about five seconds before I realized it was not good.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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The training session ended with a violent crash – and a broken ankle. 38 days later, ski star William Poromaa is now talking about the accident. – It was really dark there and then – I immediately realized that it wasn't good, says William Poromaa.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Breaking the silence after the accident: – Damn dark – Right then and there it was damn dark. I knew right away that it wasn't good, says William Poromaa, to the Swedish Expressen. On July 5, Poromaa crashed on roller skis during a training session at home in Sundsvall. After being taken to hospital by ambulance, it was determined that he had broken an ankle. – It feels sickeningly heavy and is really not how I wanted to start the season, Porom…

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Expressen broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Wednesday, August 12, 2026.
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