Toby Roberts made history by winning Great Britain's first Olympic gold medal in sport climbing at the Paris Olympics, achieving a total score of 155.2 points. The 19-year-old initially placed third after the boulder section but excelled in the lead climb, scoring 92.1 points, while Japanese competitor Sorato Anraku fell just short of victory, finishing with 145.4 points. Roberts, nicknamed 'The Terminator' for his determination, expressed his disbelief at achieving a lifelong dream. Austria's Jakob Schubert secured the bronze medal, while British climber Hamish McArthur finished fifth. Roberts' journey in climbing began at a young age, and he dedicated years of training to reach this pinnacle in his sport. His victory has sparked excitement and pride in the British climbing community.