Hamish Kerr Wins Gold in High Jump
Hamish Kerr Wins Gold in High Jump

Hamish Kerr Wins Gold in High Jump

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In a dramatic high jump final at the 2024 Olympics, New Zealand's Hamish Kerr and America's Shelby McEwen refused to share the gold medal after both failed to clear the 2.36-meter mark in regulation. Unlike the 2021 Olympics where athletes Gianmarco Tamberi and Mutaz Essa Barshim shared the gold, Kerr and McEwen opted for a jump-off to determine the winner. After an intense series of attempts, Kerr ultimately prevailed by clearing 2.34 meters, while McEwen secured silver. The decision to compete rather than share the medal sparked discussions about sportsmanship and competitiveness among fans and experts. This moment marked a significant departure from the previous Olympics and added a new chapter to high jump history. Meanwhile, Mackenzie Little, a top-ranked javelin thrower, faced disappointment as she was eliminated early in her event, unable to replicate her personal best.

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