Athletes Criticize Quality of Paris 2024 Medals
Athletes Criticize Quality of Paris 2024 Medals

Athletes Criticize Quality of Paris 2024 Medals

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American skateboarder Nyjah Huston has raised concerns about the quality of the bronze medal he received at the Paris 2024 Olympics, noting that it has tarnished and chipped shortly after he won it. Huston shared on social media that after wearing the medal and allowing friends to handle it, its condition deteriorated significantly. British diver Yasmin Harper echoed these sentiments, revealing that her own bronze medal has shown signs of tarnishing, though she remains unfazed by the aesthetic issues. The Paris 2024 organizing committee is aware of these complaints and is collaborating with the institution responsible for the medals' production to assess the situation. Both athletes highlighted that the medals, while prestigious, may require improvements in quality. Organizers confirmed that any damaged medals will be replaced, emphasizing their commitment to maintaining the integrity of the Olympic awards.

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