Tom Wilson and Pierre Crinon Fight as Tom Wilson EJECTED from Canada France Olympics Ice Hockey

Tom Wilson has been EJECTED for fighting at the Olympics.

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Combat de Tom Wilson aux Jeux Olympiques

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Combat de Tom Wilson contre Milan Cortina

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Tom Wilson playing for Team Canada in men’s ice hockey at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina was ejected from Canada’s game against France.

In the third period of a lopsided 10-2 win for Canada, Wilson dropped the gloves and fought France’s Pierre Crinon. This came after Crinon delivered a forearm/elbow to the head of Canada’s Nathan MacKinnon earlier in the period Crinon received a minor penalty for that and reportedly apologized afterward).

Under IIHF rules—unlike the NHL—fighting results in a game misconduct penalty in addition to the standard fighting major and any minors/roughing calls). Both players were given game misconducts and ejected from the game.

Wilson also recorded a goal and an assist in the contest, completing what’s known as a Gordie Howe hat trick goal + assist + fight at the Olympics—something rarely seen given the no-fighting norm in international play.

Many reports highlight the irony: “There’s no fighting at the Olympics… unless your name is Tom Wilson.” The ejection was from Canada’s final round-robin game, and per IIHF rules (as noted by insiders like Elliotte Friedman), the fighting major alone doesn’t trigger an automatic suspension—though the IIHF could impose supplemental discipline if they review it further.