The Paris 2024 Olympics continue to produce remarkable moments, from Tommy Fleetwood drawing inspiration from past victories at Le Golf National to aim for Olympic gold, to Adriana Ruano winning Guatemala’s first Olympic gold in women’s trap shooting after a career-ending gymnastics injury. The Games have also seen standout performances in swimming, with Leon Marchand achieving an unprecedented double in the 200 meters butterfly and breaststroke, and Katie Ledecky setting an Olympic record in the 1,500-meter freestyle. Controversy arose in basketball as France's Victor Wembanyama drew ire over alleged biased officiating in their overtime win against Japan. Additionally, the triathlon event at the picturesque Pont Alexandre III highlighted both aesthetic and sporting triumphs, with Cassandre Beaugrand and Alex Yee winning gold in the women's and men's races, respectively.