paris olympics 2024 medal
Paris Olympics 2024 is being organized in Paris, the capital of France. A total of 10,500 athletes participated in the Olympics this time. The target of all these athletes was to win medals for their country. Meanwhile, let us tell you that India has won a total of one silver and four bronze medals in the Olympics this time. The metal of the Eiffel Tower located in Paris has also been added to these medals being given in the Olympics. Which is hexagon shaped in the middle. The Olympics are scheduled to conclude on August 11. The Paris Olympics saw many controversies in the last two weeks, ranging from the disqualification of Vinesh Phogat to polluted water in the Seine River. Meanwhile, an American athlete has raised a big issue regarding the quality of the medal.
The medal is damaged!
Nyjah Houston of America, who won the bronze medal in skateboarding this time in the Olympics, has shared several pictures of his bronze medal deteriorating in a few days. Let us tell you that the 29-year-old player won the bronze medal in skateboarding at the Nailbiter Finals in La Concord. His American teammate Jagger Eaton won the silver medal while Japan’s Yuto Horigome won the gold medal. The quality of Nyjah Houston’s medal deteriorated in just 10 days.
Athlete made a special demand
In a video posted on Instagram Story, Nyja Houston said that when these Olympic medals are brand new, they look great, but when he wore this medal for some time and sweated on it, then it was found that they are not as high quality as it is thought. He said in his video that the medal looks rough. Even the front part has started breaking a little. Apart from this, he wrote on his Instagram that I don’t know… the quality of Olympic medals has to be increased a bit. He also wrote that I think the medals should be kept in a case.
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