United States weightlifter Holley Mangold is unlikely

United States weightlifter Holley Mangold is unlikely to step out of the shadow of older brother Nick even if she becomes the world's strongest woman by taking Olympic super-heavyweight gold after the NFL star jetted in to see her. Worth the weight: Holley Mangold is going for Olympic glory (Picture: Getty) Holley, from the town of Kettering, Ohio, has been in the sport for just three years but will go for glory in the +75kg category this afternoon. She will be supported at the ExCel by big brother and NFL star Nick Mangold after he was given permission to leave the New York Jets' pre-season training camp to fly to London. The 22-year-old has become a role model for girls with body issues and she said: 'When I was younger I always wanted to be in the Olympics gymnastics but my body didn't agree with that. I'm super comfortable with my body and a lot of people don't have that.  cheap jerseys  I like to help people be a little happier with who they are.'

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