Photo Credit: Wang Xianmin | China Sports
The 2024 Paris Olympic Games have concluded, with seven individuals and one team crowned as the new Olympic champions. A total of 13 different countries won medals at the Games, with five nations—China, Japan, the Philippines, Great Britain, and the United States—earning multiple medals. While China took home the most overall medals with seven, it was Japan that topped the gold medal tally with three.
Total Medals | Nations
Among the standout performers was Japan’s Oka Shinnosuke, who emerged as the most decorated individual athlete of the Games, capturing four medals, including three golds. Team China delivered a strong performance as well, with four of their gymnasts earning multiple medals, showcasing the depth and talent of the squad.
Two athletes successfully defended their Olympic titles from the Tokyo 2020 Games: Zou Jingyuan on the parallel bars and Liu Yang on the still rings, demonstrating their continued dominance in their respective events.
Total Medals | Individuals*
The chart only shows multi-medalists*
These results solidify the standings and mark a successful conclusion to the 2024 Paris Olympics.
The full results of the medal events is available on the Neutral Deductions Olympic Watch Guide.
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Article by: Gabe Sanchez
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