damn im pretty sure a saw a video about "unbreakable rekords" and they led with this one. If i remember correctly they changed the javelins to prevent throws from going on the track.
A Golden Slam is winning all Grand Slam tournaments and Olympic gold in the same year. Djokovic only won the US Open this year, funnily enough his opponent Alcaraz won Wimbledon and French Open this year. There was only one Golden Slam winner ever and that was Steffi Graf. Either the video poster doesn't know this or he's lying.
No look it up a golden slam doesn’t have to be in the same year I thought it did until yesterday when they said it during tag match and then I looked it up and it doesn’t have to be in the smae year
@@Bamanava I reject that because it makes no sense. A "Grand Slam" is fixed in definition as winning all Grand Slam tournaments in a year. Suddenly throwing that central requirement of doing it in a year overboard is nonsense. Maybe if you're generous and okay with being wishy washy about it you can call it a "career golden slam." Perhaps those commentators you saw meant that or they were just plainly wrong and said it out of sensationalism because it's a thing that normally just doesn't happen.
A career golden slam doesn't have to be in the same year. The calendar golden slam is winning all four grand slams plus the Olympic gold, which only Steffi Graf has done before.
@@RoonMianwdym Djokivic only won the US Open this year, that slam didn’t even happen yet 😭. Besides RG and Wimbledon which Alcaraz both won the Australian Open was played at the beginning of the year which Jannik Sinner won
Armand Duplantis was insane. Won the gold medal in pole vault, already breaking the Olympic record, and decided to keep going to beat the world record. Incredible
@@jessicalin831 I am a Novak fan but Alcaraz ain't got nothing on prime Novak and especially prime Rafa on clay . Alcaraz is so lucky to face Novak in his mid-late thirties and no Nadal or Federer . If he were in the big 3 era he maybe would have 1 slam now at best .
@@sct4040 what? im pretty sure the olympics are for pro players. correct me if im wrong, but i thought the whole point of the olympics is to bring your country’s best athletes to compete.
well yeah by this video is Literaly 100m dash tennis singles and one swim… literally majority of the other swim races were just as amazing stories… Leon Marchand, pan zhanle? And personally I know other golds with more amazing stories, the fox sisters in women’s canoe slalom, Taiwan winning men’s doubles badminton… and I’ve only been following a fraction of the Olympics!
Arshad Nadeem won gold in men’s javelin for Pakistan. A gold medal in olympics for the country after 40 years. He did it without proper training facilities!!!
Not to downplay his achievment, but Duplantis is so good at his sport he can actually low key jump more than 6.30sh, but he wants to best the record by 1 cm every time so he gets more "world records" (just as Sergei did in the same sport). He is a monster athlete in his sport but his world records wont surprise me until he reachs his actual record
Just a clarification Novak completed the career golden slam only Steffi Graf has ever accomplished the elusive true golden slam, that is winning all four grand slams and a gold medal in the same year. Still very impressive.
Only because her fans tried to kill young Monika. Still she to this day remains because loss of potential in all of sports history and Steffi remains as female tennis GOAT
@@nemajabakic4546 For the love of God. Steffi won her Golden Slam when she was EIGHTEEN. Years before Monica was even heard of. Steffi did not stab Monica herself. And at the time it happened to her Steffi still had a winning record over Monica.
@@LFire12 Monkia was stabbed when she was 20 with 8 grand slams already I never said Steffi did anything bad it's a some her lunatic fan that did and if he didn't Monika would most likely have same achievement and that is only thing I said
Pakistan's Gold medalist not only got gold in javelin throw but also broke the Olympic record by doing a 93 meter throw. After everyone else struggled to even get 85. He came back to get another throw over 90 meters. Being not just the number 1, but number 2 thrower in the match and also breaking the Olympic record ❤❤
Bro don't forget the Dutch 3x3 basketball gold medal. It was the single most tense game I've watched in a while with an insane buzzer beater final winning shot
CARLOS YULO First Gold for Philippines in Gymnastics Floor exercise and The next day Winning Gold Again in VAULT. 2 Golds in 2 days it's one of a Story 🤙🏻
For me the most amazing gold medal is 100% Leon Marchand after outstripping his opponents by more than half the pool and nearly beating the world record. This dude’s a machine
Not only did Djokovic complete a golden slam, he completed the game of tennis! No man has ever done that before: winning everything there is to win in tennis!!! Simply the GOAT 🐐
He's missing a lot tbh, Duplantis breaking the record and cementing himself as the Usain Bolt of Pole Vaulting definitely should've been included. Carlos Yulo TRIPLING his country's gold medal count and winning TWO GOLD MEDALS is also not included?
she had a great race, but remco evenepoel destroyed the opposition with the mens to get the first time trial and road gold - gold at the Olympics... hope they're both in ep 5
25 year old Rebeca Andrade wins gold in women’s artistic gymnastics for Brasil, and Beatriz Souza wins Brasil’s first gold medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics In 78kg+ women’s judo
Biased as an American. Also because it was a comeback finish but that’s common in those events. Not the most impressive gold medal, or even top 10 this year
@@rylanstarnes8523 How so? I can name you 10 right here. Pan's gold medal shattering the previous world record, Golden Slam by Djoker at the ripe age of 37, Nadeem in javelin without proper equipment and training facilities, Alfred womens 100m on St. Lucia's first ever medal and it so happened to be gold, Duplantis gold in pole vault breaking olympic record continuously, 17 year old canadian swimmer with 3 golds, womens track cycling breaking 3 world records, Thea Lafond of Dominca taking home country's first ever medal, also gold, Carlos Yulo securing 2 golds for Phillipines which is their first gymnastics gold, and he got 2. Adriana Ruano got Guatemala's first gold for her country in any sport. I could go on and on, but that would make you look silly. What did Colehocker do, come from behind in an event where the last 100m is known to have comebacks?
She had no competition, why would that be good in any way. Now, if the officials hadn't conveniently scheduled the 200m Individual Medley 20 minutes before the 800m race and she could beat McIntosh then that would be something to talk about. Ledecky is one of the greatest athletes of all times, did she really need that service?
Mijaín López Núñez from Cuba won his 5th consecutive gold medal in mens greco roman wrestling, which is the record for most consecutive gold medals for the same event in olympic history.
Katzberg destroying everybody in hammer throw with his worst throw being much better then anybody’s best throw and also almost setting an Olympic record as his first throw is def the most impressive Oh and the grade 11 girl who won 3 gold medals and a bronze for Canada lmao. That is insane
You missed one. The gold medal that shatters all of the records. Woman Boxing Medal, both Gold & Silver winners are "transgender" women with XY chromosomes. Super stunning and brave!
For me, the best silver is Apostolos Christou in the 200m. Backstroke After losing the bronze medal for just 2 hundreds of a second in the 100m. Backstroke he said to his coach that he won't be able to compete in the 200m. but after talking with him he changed his decision and it paid off with the silver medal 🥈
One more thing about Djokovic - he had to beat Alcaraz and the last time they played, which was only a few weeks ago, Alcaraz completely crushed Djokovic. Djokovic was the underdog in the Olympics as well
theres only 2 people that could have ever challenged him even slightly id argue only 1 and thats sergey bubka, if someone had ever surpssed 6.14 during his carear the he would have jumped further
Pan's gold medal is still the most impressive. Shattered his own world record
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The medley men’s relay was better
@@EricBao-pe1dl objectively incorrect
this is so true. Pan reached a speed that no one thought was possible
Chinese just ended White man America's supremacy in swimming. WR and the 4x100 medley.
Bravo!
Arshad Nadeem broke a 118 year Olympic record for men's javelin throw. Truly a remarkable athlete...
Yeah that was crazy
That was a monstrous throw
Nadeem's a beast
That also, scoring more than the standing Olymlic recording twice in six attempts. Insane stuff
So proud of him! ❤❤
damn im pretty sure a saw a video about "unbreakable rekords" and they led with this one. If i remember correctly they changed the javelins to prevent throws from going on the track.
The Golden Slam has to be the toughest challenge in sports. A grand slam is hard enough, but the gold caps it off.
A Golden Slam is winning all Grand Slam tournaments and Olympic gold in the same year. Djokovic only won the US Open this year, funnily enough his opponent Alcaraz won Wimbledon and French Open this year.
There was only one Golden Slam winner ever and that was Steffi Graf.
Either the video poster doesn't know this or he's lying.
No look it up a golden slam doesn’t have to be in the same year I thought it did until yesterday when they said it during tag match and then I looked it up and it doesn’t have to be in the smae year
@@Bamanava I reject that because it makes no sense. A "Grand Slam" is fixed in definition as winning all Grand Slam tournaments in a year. Suddenly throwing that central requirement of doing it in a year overboard is nonsense. Maybe if you're generous and okay with being wishy washy about it you can call it a "career golden slam." Perhaps those commentators you saw meant that or they were just plainly wrong and said it out of sensationalism because it's a thing that normally just doesn't happen.
A career golden slam doesn't have to be in the same year. The calendar golden slam is winning all four grand slams plus the Olympic gold, which only Steffi Graf has done before.
@@RoonMianwdym Djokivic only won the US Open this year, that slam didn’t even happen yet 😭.
Besides RG and Wimbledon which Alcaraz both won the Australian Open was played at the beginning of the year which Jannik Sinner won
Armand Duplantis was insane. Won the gold medal in pole vault, already breaking the Olympic record, and decided to keep going to beat the world record. Incredible
cause he gets paid by every olympic record he breaks
@@Thegoldendemonovb not the only reason lol
Not forgetting that it was also on his last attempt. Was watching with the family and even though we don't watch pole vault, we were all hooked
He's absolutely insane! And it was his OWN world record too! And he's actually really nice, I've met him at a bar lol
And the previous world record was already held by himself. So, all this time, he was always just competing against himself. Nobody is even close.
Djokovic is insane, he’s in his late 30s and still beat Alcaraz, probably the best player right now
honestly... that's like beating nadal in his prime on clay. almost impossible.
@@jessicalin831 I am a Novak fan but Alcaraz ain't got nothing on prime Novak and especially prime Rafa on clay .
Alcaraz is so lucky to face Novak in his mid-late thirties and no Nadal or Federer . If he were in the big 3 era he maybe would have 1 slam now at best .
How is it fair for a professional player to win in the olympics?
@@sct4040 what? im pretty sure the olympics are for pro players. correct me if im wrong, but i thought the whole point of the olympics is to bring your country’s best athletes to compete.
@jessicalin831 I thought it was originally your country's best amateur athletes, but we may have gotten away from that.
basically what i understand from the comment section is that every gold medal was crazy
Lol
yoo shit was crazy!
well yeah by this video is Literaly 100m dash tennis singles and one swim… literally majority of the other swim races were just as amazing stories… Leon Marchand, pan zhanle? And personally I know other golds with more amazing stories, the fox sisters in women’s canoe slalom, Taiwan winning men’s doubles badminton… and I’ve only been following a fraction of the Olympics!
17 year old Canadian swimmer who’s won 3 golds and 4 metals total
summer macintosh?
@@StarfishGoneToxic ye
@@StarfishGoneToxic Summer McIntosh yea
WTF THATS INSANE
fun fact: she lives in my neighbourhood lol
Sarah’s coach after her medal- “ i told u so”
She has like 7 WC silvers on that distance, so she was about to give up on it.
Nadeem's monster javelin throw is also up there
that javelin throw was underrated
Arshad Nadeem won gold in men’s javelin for Pakistan. A gold medal in olympics for the country after 40 years. He did it without proper training facilities!!!
Why’s no one talking abt Pakistan getting a gold medal in javelin, they haven’t won a gold medal in 40 years! And he beat the Olympic record
Olympics record not world record
Olympic record , don't exaggerate
🇵🇰🇵🇰Pakistan's Arshad Nadeem broke the record in javelin throw with a distance 92 meters. Winning Pakistan's first gold in singles competition.🇵🇰🇵🇰
olympic records but yeah for sure
Duplantis was something else, beat his own world record in front of 70000 spectators which all stayed just for him!
Not to downplay his achievment, but Duplantis is so good at his sport he can actually low key jump more than 6.30sh, but he wants to best the record by 1 cm every time so he gets more "world records" (just as Sergei did in the same sport). He is a monster athlete in his sport but his world records wont surprise me until he reachs his actual record
Add Arshad Nadeem in it as well. He shattered 118 years old Olympic javelin record and didn't even had the money to buy a javelin some 6 months back.
Arshad Nadeem from Pakistan winning gold in Javelin...that's one of the most inspiring stories from this year's olympics
Femke Bol’s heroic final run at the mixed estafette race has to be on here
Crazy sprint 😮💨
i like hearing about smaller countries taking wins. congrats to julien alfred! 🇱🇨
Winning its first men’s gold is something else. Winning a second one is outstanding. Congrats Philippines.
I watched all four parts and Carlos Yulo was not mentioned yet... hmm
Just lucky that the Russians were banned tbh, would have dominated artistic gymnastics
@@maddiemcnugget1076he doesn't give af about us lol
He should mention this
Winning's so nice he had to do it twice. Congrats on Carlos Yulo's wins
Noah Lyles “ World champion of what? “ Was hilarious
Because it's true
@@kondoesroblox69420it’s not
@@quackmemes5410fr
@@quackmemes5410 yes it is
@@CashOut3 it’s not
Bro really left out the women’s track cycling team sprint where they broke THREE world records
I'll put that in the next part.
Marchand’s gold medal swims were pretty amazing as well.
Léon marchand's quadruple gold in swimming is crazy
Exactly
Especially considering he won two on the same day and within 2 jours
the hug was everything 😭
and i love the joy on sarah’s face. she was really happy to agree with her coach!
Put Femke bol,s comeback in the next one
Katie ledecky being the only one in frame in the 1500m swim
Swear
Mcintosh is better
Was just waiting for Sarah Sjöström. That was insane to watch live! The comeback was crazy fast!!
Remco Evenepoel Double Gold in cycling also never before happened in mens cycling, so pretty impressive
remco evenepoel being the first man to win gold in both road race and individual time trial
Arshad Nadeem 🏅🔛🔝
Congrats from India, that's the last thing I wanted to say but that's his day 😢
Who?
Just a clarification Novak completed the career golden slam only Steffi Graf has ever accomplished the elusive true golden slam, that is winning all four grand slams and a gold medal in the same year. Still very impressive.
Who the fuck cares about female tennis?
Only because her fans tried to kill young Monika. Still she to this day remains because loss of potential in all of sports history and Steffi remains as female tennis GOAT
@@nemajabakic4546 For the love of God. Steffi won her Golden Slam when she was EIGHTEEN. Years before Monica was even heard of. Steffi did not stab Monica herself. And at the time it happened to her Steffi still had a winning record over Monica.
@@LFire12 Monkia was stabbed when she was 20 with 8 grand slams already I never said Steffi did anything bad it's a some her lunatic fan that did and if he didn't Monika would most likely have same achievement and that is only thing I said
Gotta get Mondo Duplantis' gold medal, Olympics record, AND world record in here.
Thanks! He’s in part 5!
Pakistan's Gold medalist not only got gold in javelin throw but also broke the Olympic record by doing a 93 meter throw. After everyone else struggled to even get 85. He came back to get another throw over 90 meters. Being not just the number 1, but number 2 thrower in the match and also breaking the Olympic record ❤❤
Bro don't forget the Dutch 3x3 basketball gold medal. It was the single most tense game I've watched in a while with an insane buzzer beater final winning shot
Maybe not as unexpected and special, but Duplantis making a new world record AGAIN, was so cool to watch 😁
The 3v3 basketball final was insane, also Femke bol sprint should be in here
Best pronunciation of a Chinese name from a non-native speaker I've ever heard! Respect
I think he is native
he spelled it wrong thoooo
description says grew up in hong kong so it makes sense
He butchered Sarah sjöströms name though
His bio said he grew up in Hong Kong. That probably helps
CARLOS YULO First Gold for Philippines in Gymnastics Floor exercise and The next day Winning Gold Again in VAULT. 2 Golds in 2 days it's one of a Story 🤙🏻
You should do one about the Philippine Gymnast that won two gold. He also made history for the Philippines.
holy crap it’s so fun to watch the sprinters, they just zooming
The Canadian hammer throw athlete smashing his first throwing bringing the gold for hammer back to North America for the first time since 1956
Do Summer Mcintosh for having the most individual gold medals in a single Olympics in Canadian history at 17 years old.
Carlos Yulo of the Philippines wins 2 gold medals in 2 consecutive days. Fucking legend.
Incredible performance and won the 2nd and 3rd gold medal ever for the Philippines
The first gold for the Phillipines too right? What an emotinal experience that must have been for him
For me the most amazing gold medal is 100% Leon Marchand after outstripping his opponents by more than half the pool and nearly beating the world record. This dude’s a machine
Proud of julien. You should have memtioned thea lafond of dominica
15.01 in long jump. Won by a large margin. Proud of her aswell
Taiwan beating China in double men badminton finals is pretty epic.
14 year old Arisa Trew wins gold in skateboarding. Becoming the youngest Australian gold medallist in almost 70 years
man summer mcintosh stacking medals as a 17 year old is pretty impressive too
I refuses to mention any Canadian athletes for some reason.
I’d love to see Kaylia Nemour, Carlos Yulo, Thea Lefond and Armond Duplantis in the next parts of this series
Being your country's first ever gold has to be so inspiring
Arshad Nadeem did that, and by broking a century old world record at that
Richardson getting schooled is pure gold!
All of them are the best.
The amount of time and dedication they have to put in their sport alone is insane.
Man doesn’t even mention the Canadian hammer throwers or Summer Mcintosh
Nah Djokovic played like a BEAST. I was flabbergasted ngl.
Evenpools ginish was acctualy insane in the cycling
Not only did Djokovic complete a golden slam, he completed the game of tennis! No man has ever done that before: winning everything there is to win in tennis!!! Simply the GOAT 🐐
The Golden Slam is winning all four Slams in one calendar year and the Olympic gold medal! It has been done only once!
I can relate with that first ever gold medal. We experience that last Olympic in Japan. Hidilyn Diaz 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭 weightlifting
You've gotta add Duplantis' win in the next one dude
He's missing a lot tbh, Duplantis breaking the record and cementing himself as the Usain Bolt of Pole Vaulting definitely should've been included. Carlos Yulo TRIPLING his country's gold medal count and winning TWO GOLD MEDALS is also not included?
The men's speed climbing final is also 🔥🔥
Kristen Faulkner gold medal was insane you should’ve included it
She beat sliver by almost a minute
she had a great race, but remco evenepoel destroyed the opposition with the mens to get the first time trial and road gold - gold at the Olympics... hope they're both in ep 5
25 year old Rebeca Andrade wins gold in women’s artistic gymnastics for Brasil, and Beatriz Souza wins Brasil’s first gold medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics In 78kg+ women’s judo
Cole Hocker in the 1500 was by far the most insane performance this year
What a finish!! he fooled me!
A great run and defeat of Ingebrigtsen
Biased as an American. Also because it was a comeback finish but that’s common in those events. Not the most impressive gold medal, or even top 10 this year
@@edwardhan75 that's the most absurd take I've ever heard
@@rylanstarnes8523 How so? I can name you 10 right here. Pan's gold medal shattering the previous world record, Golden Slam by Djoker at the ripe age of 37, Nadeem in javelin without proper equipment and training facilities, Alfred womens 100m on St. Lucia's first ever medal and it so happened to be gold, Duplantis gold in pole vault breaking olympic record continuously, 17 year old canadian swimmer with 3 golds, womens track cycling breaking 3 world records, Thea Lafond of Dominca taking home country's first ever medal, also gold, Carlos Yulo securing 2 golds for Phillipines which is their first gymnastics gold, and he got 2. Adriana Ruano got Guatemala's first gold for her country in any sport. I could go on and on, but that would make you look silly. What did Colehocker do, come from behind in an event where the last 100m is known to have comebacks?
First guy pulled a Lightning McQueen with the tongue trick 😂
Courante from bach cello suite 2 in d minor is the song
First one is like that one meme of the US Mathletes beating Chinese Mathletes LMAO
What about Katie ledeckys 1500?
She had no competition, why would that be good in any way.
Now, if the officials hadn't conveniently scheduled the 200m Individual Medley 20 minutes before the 800m race and she could beat McIntosh then that would be something to talk about. Ledecky is one of the greatest athletes of all times, did she really need that service?
Mijaín López Núñez from Cuba won his 5th consecutive gold medal in mens greco roman wrestling, which is the record for most consecutive gold medals for the same event in olympic history.
Who also wants Netherlands in here ???
( a 100 seats left )
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Like the Netherlands have won so many medals 🥇
Australia’s doubles tennis underdog run was crazy
Paris had some of the most exciting moments you could ask for in the Olympics
Katzberg destroying everybody in hammer throw with his worst throw being much better then anybody’s best throw and also almost setting an Olympic record as his first throw is def the most impressive
Oh and the grade 11 girl who won 3 gold medals and a bronze for Canada lmao. That is insane
You should have mentioned the mixed team race when the Netherlands got from 4 to 1st place to win over the USA
Sneaking that Bach Cello Suite No. 2 Courante in your video, I like it 😉
I'm not even mad about the last one that's just straight respectable
don't forget the first man to win gold in women's. What a hallmark in history.
The chinese girl and the last girl is so wholesome ❤️❤️
Why do I think of those guys being in a slasher movie running after the characters just imagine 😂
This is exactly what I needed. Great summary man!
You missed one. The gold medal that shatters all of the records. Woman Boxing Medal, both Gold & Silver winners are "transgender" women with XY chromosomes. Super stunning and brave!
that pronunciation of the chinese tennis player was so on point, well done
The mens triathlon definitely has to be up there...
Algeria’s Kayla nemour winning gold uneven bars as the first African Gymnast is as iconic as it gets!
For me, the best silver is Apostolos Christou in the 200m. Backstroke
After losing the bronze medal for just 2 hundreds of a second in the 100m. Backstroke he said to his coach that he won't be able to compete in the 200m. but after talking with him he changed his decision and it paid off with the silver medal 🥈
One more thing about Djokovic - he had to beat Alcaraz and the last time they played, which was only a few weeks ago, Alcaraz completely crushed Djokovic. Djokovic was the underdog in the Olympics as well
Gotta congratulate our Swedish sister!
🇳🇴 🤝🏽 🇸🇪
Leon Marchand’s 2 fly was insane.
Djokovic getting gold was absolutely beautiful
i love alcaraz, but djokovic’s win was so emotional. you could tell it meant the world to him
Huang Ya Qiong brought home a gold medal AND AN ENGAGEMENT RING 🤣
One silver overshadowed many golds. 🔫
I love how that Saint Lucia girl trains with Shacarri Richardson and the US😂😂
Mondo Duplantis broke both the Olympic record and his own world record in pole vault, beating 2nd place by 30cm with a height of 6.25m (~20.5ft)
theres only 2 people that could have ever challenged him even slightly id argue only 1 and thats sergey bubka, if someone had ever surpssed 6.14 during his carear the he would have jumped further
Quincy Hall's 400 and Femke Bol's comeback gotta be up there now
”sara soystorm”😭😭
Gotta include Carlos Yulo's two straight gold medals too 🇵🇭
Men’s 400m final was insane
That’s incredible cause Jamaicans are always some of the fastest humans on earth. The cheetah of the human race lol pun intended.
Sarah's gold in swimming is crazy. She almost didn't attend. We have to thank her coach for convincing her!
Djokovic winning after losing to Alcarez is so impressive. Props to the both of them