Nyjah Huston Criticizes Quality of Olympic Medal
Nyjah Huston Criticizes Quality of Olympic Medal

Nyjah Huston Criticizes Quality of Olympic Medal

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Nyjah Huston, a Team USA skateboarder, has raised concerns over the quality of the bronze medal he won at the Paris 2024 Olympics, noting its significant deterioration just a week after receiving it. In an Instagram video, Huston described the medal as chipped and losing color, stating it appeared as if it 'went to war and back'. He criticized the medal's quality, suggesting that it should be improved, especially given that it was made from recycled materials, including a piece of the Eiffel Tower. Former Olympian Ian Ferguson highlighted the contrast, noting that his 40-year-old medals look as pristine as the day they were made. The medals, which feature recycled elements and are produced by France’s mint, have sparked discussions about their durability and craftsmanship. The Independent has contacted the Paris 2024 organizing committee for comments regarding the matter.

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