Ryan Crouser has made history by winning his third consecutive Olympic gold medal in shot put at the Stade de France, achieving a season's best throw of 22.90 meters. This victory cements his legacy as the first shot putter to secure three straight Olympic titles, surpassing legendary athletes like Ralph Rose and Parry O’Brien. Crouser's teammate, Joe Kovacs, claimed silver with a throw of 22.15 meters, marking his third consecutive Olympic silver medal, while Jamaican Rajindra Campbell took bronze. Crouser described this win as the 'sweetest victory' of his career, especially considering the adversity of injuries he faced this season, including elbow and pectoral issues. His achievements highlight American dominance in shot put, marking the 20th gold in this event for the U.S. across 30 Olympics. Looking towards the future, Crouser expressed a desire to compete in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, where he hopes to add a fourth title to his illustrious career.