The Wranå siblings, Rasmus and Isabella, embarked on their Olympic journey in mixed doubles curling at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan. They started with a stellar performance, decisively beating teams from South Korea, the Czech Republic, and Estonia, setting high hopes for Swedish curling fans even before the opening ceremony of the Games. However, the duo faced tough competition moving forward, losing to Great Britain initially and then getting eliminated by Norway, leading many to doubt their chances for a medal.

Despite the early setbacks, the Wranå siblings demonstrated resilience and skill, rallying to win crucial must-win matches in the latter part of the competition. Following their earlier defeat by Great Britain, they managed to pull off victories against Switzerland, Italy, and Canada, showcasing their ability to perform under pressure. Their progression to the semifinals was aided by Norway's win over Switzerland, which allowed them to advance despite a later loss to the USA.

In a remarkable comeback, the Wranås avenged their earlier defeats by besting Great Britain in the semifinals and defeating the USA in the final match with a 'magic stone' throw that secured their Olympic gold medal. This journey underscores not only their athletic talent but also the unpredictability and excitement that defines Olympic competition, proving that perseverance can lead to success even when the odds seem stacked against you.