Nyjah Huston Raises Quality Concerns Over Bronze Medal
Nyjah Huston Raises Quality Concerns Over Bronze Medal

Nyjah Huston Raises Quality Concerns Over Bronze Medal

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Nyjah Huston, the American skateboarder, won a bronze medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics but has expressed discontent regarding its quality. Just days after his victory on July 29, he showcased visible deterioration of the medal on Instagram, including chipping and discoloration. Huston noted that while the medals appear impressive initially, they fail to maintain their condition after minimal wear, stating, "These Olympic medals look great when they are brand new, but... they’re apparently not as high quality as you would think." The medals, produced by the Paris jewelry firm Chaumet, incorporate iron from the Eiffel Tower, yet Huston suggests they may be more suitable for display than for wearing. Following his viral post, the manufacturer announced plans to replace Huston's medal and investigate the cause of its damage. Other athletes, like British diver Yasmin Harper, have reported similar quality concerns with their medals, prompting organizers to review their production standards.

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