THIS is how to recover from a fall! Ft. Diego Hypolito
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Diego Hypolito is one of Brazil's most successful gymnasts. He won Gold medals at the 2005 and 2007 World Championships and Silver in 2006. A floor routine specialist, he was one of Brazil's biggest hopes at Beijing 2008. " In Beijing, I landed on my backside, in London I landed on my face... This time, I landed on my feet, with my head held high!" Enjoy watching his big moment at Rio 2016! #OlympicMemories
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I've never felt this happy for someone I didn't know existed 3 minutes ago.
So true 🤣🤣
same
same
Right
Same feeling with some tears.
What we see is a 2 min video, what he did was 12 years of hard work, respect
From very starting childhood. He gave everything
And here I can't even jump high 😂
Even more than 12 yrs...
his entire life
@@himanshusoni8542 I once dreamt I could backflip. Woke up and realised I can't even sit in padmasana 😭😭
that fact that he finally managed to win this in his own country makes this even more special.
ifkr
Or suspicious lol
@@ThomasJr shut up
@@ThomasJr how?
@@ThomasJr Didn't you see he did his presentation really well? And besides that, the judges are not all from the host country in the olympics, most of them are not from the host country, actually.
When people say “gold” is the only medal worth winning, they clearly haven’t met the people coming second and third or seen their emotions.. i mean just competing in Olympics is itself a pretty big deal and then making it to the podium is huge and admirable... just ask a guy who comes fourth..he would do anything in the world to earn that bronze back.
Ultimate respect to those who compete at this highest level for such long times and make their countries proud.
Yes, gold medal in school is different from gold medal in Olympics
A "pretty" big deal? It's probably one of the biggest deals homie.
well said sir
Those "people" usually can't do 1 f'ing pull-up so no one cares what they think
That thought was pure gold ❤
He still went on 8 years later?! What a machine. He should be so proud of it all - the landings and the tumbles.
I think Daniele Hyplito must be his sister she did from Sydney 2000 to rio 2016 and has gone to 5 olympics
@@angeliastone-tolcher2386 yes. Daniele Hypolito sister him. We, Brazilians respect very much this family!
@@angeliastone-tolcher2386 She is, and at 34-years-old she's still going!
Biggest timeskip of anime history. The result, marvelous.
God loves you 💪👍
In the end he wasn't screaming for the medal he was screaming for that he didnt fall. He managed to beat his fear and stand on his feet, a true warrior. In all aspects in life the only fight we have to take is the fight with ourselves.
You're awesome
Thanks for the enlightenment.
Fall 7 times get up 8. Buddhist mantra
"Compare yourself to who you were yesterday."
I been falling lately and i need to get back up
I saw his fall in Beijing and in London and I felt so sorry for him and all his hard work. While watching him in Rio I was repeating in my mind "please don't fall" and he landed perfectly.
I was so proud of him, his strength, his resilience.
dora aventureira 😀
Nowadays he Works for the most important TV channel in Brazil, he's very polite, secure, sensible in his comments.
Congrats for him!!👏🏾👏🏻👏🏽👏🏾
Diego é massa!! Tá ótimo tb como comentarista da Globo; seguro, coerente, comentários pertinentes!!
✌️😎
is he still competing?
@@wafdin2042 I think he's not
@@wafdin2042 nope, actually he was commenting the gymnastics in the Olympics in Globo's channel on TV.
@@1limatheus wow
The medal isn't made up of silver, it's made up of blood,tear and sweat.
False. Blood, a single tear, and sweat would melt at room temperature even if deep frozen and would require a significant amount to make up the size of the medal.
@@biggusmunkusthegreat yea,nerd science guy.
Ever heard of metaphors?
@@RAVIYADAV-yk6my no no he is right, blood will turn the medal to red, not silver
@@biggusmunkusthegreat you are trying too hard to be smart bruh
@@biggusmunkusthegreat did we ask?
I swear he looks like a different person in every game
Ikr
That’s what I noticed too, it’s gotta be the hair.
In the first one he had no hair and then progressively he grew hair
On the other hand, I didn’t even realize he was bald at the beginning and had hair at the end lol
He aged like fine wine
A prata mais dourada que ja vi nas olimpíadas. Um verdadeiro guerreiro, não desistiu até conseguir sua medalha. Parabéns, Diego Hipólito.
*Learning* -
You Fall on your Face
You Fall on Your head
And then You Fall Straight Head held High ! SALUTE !!
fax
You got it wrong
I think I had a stroke while reading this
What are you talking about?
Loll
It’s almost unreal how humans are able to perform such amazing feats
Wait until you see the world free divers that could hold breath for half hour and thats not even the hardest part.. being able to withstand underwater pressure that normally will crush or explode your entire organ without proper equipment is sick
@@linnen_elm that's why they are the world rare and champions. 😊
I have seen people practicing from childhood to earn one medal in Olympics.
@@linnen_elm incredible!
@@linnen_elm incredible!
@@linnen_elm Is it even possible to hold for that long?
Only man with iron heart can overcome this along 8 years. We can't imagine how much pain he suffered EVERY single nights.
Fei fei him and all the brazilians,Rio was the fourth olympic participation of Diego.We love him because the demonstration of resilience and charisma that you see on this video.
Exactly..
more than 8... we cant forget the first olympic´s year´s preparation...
Seeking for outside validation. It'll definitely do that. Actually enjoying it and being in the flow, now that's a next level
Yeah all those failures must be a tremendous trauma that haunt you every night, yet he still goes on with such trauma and finally win a medal, freaking deserve it.
Diego é a personificação do "espirito de guerreiro" anos e anos de sua vida forjando essa medalha que conquistou em 2016!! Mas a forja não ardia em brasas, e sim em dedicação, sangue, lágrimas e suor!
Diego hipólito é que nem a Flavinha. Ambos tem série pra medalhar em olimpiadas , eles só precisa acertar assim como o Diego acertou na sua terceira tentativa ....já a Flavinha terá a sua terceira tentativa em 2024.
@@wilianfarias9444 Mais impressionante é que a Flavinha era vista como sendo a mais próxima de conseguir a 1° medalha Feminina na ginástica, e que ganhou não só a 1° medalha como tb a 1° de ouro foi a Rebeca. Mesma coisa em 2012, Diego era mais favorito, e quem levou foi o monstro do Zanetti
4 anos de preparação para 1 minuto e 10 segundos de apresentação. O peso de uma nação nas costas, sangue, suor e lágrimas.
I legitimately thought that this video would be about how to break your fall properly without injuring yourself
Me too, in the first seconds
Lol... They really had us there...
Ikr...I thought so too lol
Thought the same, like how to handle or take a literal fall, maybe with a smile, break dancing, etc. Hehe
@@eiraremejeene I thought the exact same thing..lol...we share same braincells lol
He literally fell on his bottom, then flat on his face, but that didn't stop him. He got back up and accomplished his goal.
He is truly inspirational!
4 years later.....
He is a bottom
skip slick irrelevant but true
Yes 2nd place
He is the happiest silver medalist ever. I'm happy for him too!
Imposible no llorar viendo este ejemplo de vida, qué perseverancia, valentía y determinación la de este hombre !
En Brasil. Tiene un lema que dice “Soy brasileño y nunca me rindo”. es cultural.
Bobagem, Brasil é país de medrosos que sentem pressão e fracassam
@@samiryoussef6542 É um país grande. Tem gente fracassado igual a você e tem gente que consegue vencer. Tem de tudo.
This is the definition of a man and of a warrior.
This feeling, when he was crying, can probably be felt by a few percent of people in the world.
This is a pure and complex feeling at the same time. Proud of him!
Feeling after losing crying and winning crying, both I felt❤
This is silly!! He spent most of his life worrying about his looks and too much money on cosmetic surgery!!! Just like a silly teenage girl
@@jamalabu-dayyeh9639 Yet he's more accomplished than you'll ever be.
@JamesG how do you know that? I can guarantee you that you or him will be lucky if you’ve accomplished 5% of what I have!!
@@jamalabu-dayyeh9639 He's a literal gold medal winner and silver medalist in the Olympics; You're someone who complains in UA-cam comment sections about someone caring about their looks. I know who I'd rather be like.
Glad that he was able to win in his home soil. Inspirational story.
he actually came second
@@ElCalamar_ tf is yo problem
@@ElCalamar_ stil a victory
He did not win...
Uhhh, silver is 2nd place. He didn't fall though.
@@michaelvonhaven105 nothing. don't say he won
Falling down is an accident, but staying down is a choice… respect!
Diego Hipólito era sem dúvidas sensacional! Ele não teve sorte e caiu, mas mesmo assim ele é merecedor de nossos aplausos, obrigada Diego!🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
a melhor apresentacao dele foi em Beijing, os saltos foram altissimos. Parece que no Rio ele deu uma moderada, pra nao aumentar a chance de cair.
Eu chorei muito com ele
@@ThomasJr fora que tava mais velho tbm. Muito superação ter conseguido essa prata no Rio
As Brazilian, he's in a remaining group of athletes that go with their hearts to each olympic games. He is a example of training discipline and an inspiration for all athletes here in Brazil.
I would say he's an inspiration for everyone trying to achieve something..
@@utkarshtyagi8716 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
His hair line is the true champion came back stronger every time
lmao
Everybody needs the recipe
Determination
I went searching for a comment about his hair line didn't take me long to find one 😂😂
It was needed for improved aerodynamics and improved aerobics too.
Whenever I feel hopeless about my professional life, I come here. Thanks for being such an inspiration, Diego ❤
😭 When he landed on his feet after the last pass. He screamed and I just 😭 for him. What an inspiration. 2:09
Just making it to Nationals is an incredible accomplishment, let alone the Olympic Games, let alone the Olympic podium. He was never a loser. The only way to lose in life is to not try.
That's right! Thank you very much.
and give up
True
Not enough. Winners always have a high standards.
What if you try and fail each and every time beacause someone is always better?
Glad to read all these positive comments. As a brazilian, I fell with him and I can speak for all countryman that was watching him. That was a strike over his carrer and life. He got depressed, literally sick. We're all humans, we all have flaws and bad moments. Couldn't be different for him. But as you all can see, he stand up and did what he did. A true hero and pride for his country. Thanks to the channel for such a great compilation, thank you all for the comments. God bless you all. 🙏🏼
Maria
Dococo
Mariadosocorrolima
Fantastic account, thank you.
We all know he is capable of the most perfect landing. For athletes of his calibre, it is a given. No question about it..... Sometimes the moment of stress or the slippery mat or the little bit of sweat just creates that 1% chance of malfunction. It is heartbreaking because he used his entire life for that moment.
@@bradshaw500 Someone woke up next to their cousin this morning.
His tears at the end shows how much efforts he had put, both physically and mentally.
Cara o Diego é um grande guerreiro, se ele não tivesse caído das duas vezes com certeza teria ganhado pelo menos um ouro.
A medalha de prata que ele ganhou no Brasil valeu por mil medalhas de ouro para ele
Can you imagine having to wait for something for 12 years of your life?! Most of us might just give up and move on. But if you didn't give up then that means you definitely won it.
8 actually.. its 4 less than 12 😃
@@purraku11 he also prepared hard for 2008, let's not ignore those preparation years
@@vickychheda, This pandemic is feeling like a decade already.. so I can kind of imagine, yea...
Not ‘wait’, but WORK.
This is just the time between the Olympics, he trains for this since he was a little kid.
This honestly brought tears to my eyes!! And the fact that he had considered quitting before he made it, but persevered really provides a heartwarming message
many tears, moments when we share what innate to our shared humanity.
Absolutely, that's the most powerful message, don't give up until you make it. Unfortunately Simones Biles came with a worse message this year
@@ThomasJr não
Quiters never win and winners never quit.
"Why do we fall?"
" so we can learn to pick ourselves up."
-batman begins
“You still haven’t given up on me”
“Nevah!”
"So we can quit and call it bravery"
-Simone Biles.
I like it when people fails, decides to quit but eventually comes stronger to succeed and then be happy. Look at his happiness.!
it may have been silver but he treated it like gold, true inspiration
Yes.. That first silver medal most probably means more to him than all the other gold medals that came after.
The real goal is breaking your limits
This man fell twice in the Olympics but didn’t give up till he landed his routine.. here I am trying to find energy to study for my finals. Thanks Diego, I didn’t know you existed till 3 minutes ago, but you just gave me the little motivation I needed.
same here 🙂
Go get them, bro! You got this
This is the first video I watch still laying in bed before grinding all day long for my board exams. We’ve got this! Good luck.
On all competitions its always israhell flag in background like subliminal message. And yet they made war crimes and g e n o c i . De
Eu me lembro que ele se cobrou mt depois dessa queda de cara no chão, deu muito dó dele. A gente que sabe o esforço dele, sente a dor dele. Mas, ele foi um atleta incrível e sempre será um orgulho do Brasil ♡
Essas quedas pra mim, Diego, nem fazem diferença diante dos saltos que que você faz! Simplesmente maaraaaaavilhooooso!
King
why are you here
Hey shidbot420, how are you doing?
Affirmative
Next on News Moment....
You mean Queen right ? Look how he moves its all but manly
When you fall, never stay down. This is deeper than you may think.
Is it though?
Nah, give up.
Both giving up or standing up is a choice
Thanks i needed this .
@@RCR1393 XD
Orgulho do esporte brasileiro!🇧🇷🇧🇷
I remember watching from home this last final with all my family. It was so tense, I was just hoping he could finish the presentation without any fall, and when he did, I knew it was a priceless moment for him! Made my day and the day of all the Brazilians cheering for him 🇧🇷💪👏
I remember how nerve wracking I was watching his floor exercise final in each of his tumbling passes, which reminds me of the flashbacks of him in Beijing 2008 where he was the favorite to win the gold or medal until that devastating fall costs him a medal. This time with the home crowd behind him, he finally delivered and was rewarded with a silver medal, I do not want him to end his entire career without an Olympic medal.
This is the best thing I have ever seen. His face when he gets his medal made me cry. What a guy
me too.
Are you sure it’s the same guy? He looks like he’s getting younger every time :D
Letting ur hair grow out makes such a difference lol
@@miri4963 no he definitely had a hair transplant.
@@JustangGT500 yeah true thought of that too but in general I just meant to point out having hair on top ur head usually makes you look younger
At least being an Olympian would have at least made him afford that much!!
Yeah, is the same.
Whenever i feel low and need a pick me up, i always play this video. So inspiring to see true blue dedication bearing fruit.
Same! I've been watching this video ever since it got uploaded. Such an impactful piece!
This really brought tears in my eyes! Proud of Diego and his spirit, never give up!
Bro i know zero thing about gymnastics, but 1:33 looks clean asf😤
Little hop on the landing gets you a deduction. Not as big as a faceplant obviously but it's not flawless.
But still looks fantastic
Also, look at how high did he jump 😤 1:42
That bih clean
@@DaveWraptastic small deduction, but besides that it seems rly clean
Kudos to the Brazilian sports authority for remaining loyal to him.
Diego, you're a wonderful human being. May God lift grant you more success in your life.
It's 100% on Diego's will and perseverance. Here in Brasil there is almost zero national incentive and help. He is truly a strong and amazing person
@@felipebritto9554 That's wrong, the government has some programs to support athletes and they also get many sponsorships from brazilian businesses and multinational companies with operations here.
@@manoelleao680 vou só repassar uns números aqui
Brasil chegou à Tóquio com 309 atletas:
42% NÃO têm nenhum patrocínio
19% vivem com MENOS de R$ 2 mil de auxílio
7% vivem com MENOS de R$ 1 mil de auxílio
13% fizeram vaquinha pra ir aos jogos
10% sequer vivem do esporte que praticam (15% destes são motoristas de app)
São apenas alguns exemplos sendo que vários outros podem ser citados, há anos que a maior parte dos atletas não têm apoio o suficiente e isso não mudou ainda infelizmente, governo nenhum merece crédito
@@manoelleao680 Tá na disney!
@@felipebritto9554 Nao to falando de governo, mas de patrocinadores em geral...
He should be awarded with a platinum medal for his relentless dedication.
The way he "loses control" of his emotions at 2:08 is so wholesome. He quickly realized he still had to salute the jury before turning happy.
As you can see being first is not always important, what is important is the impact you have on people, even though he was second his story truly motivated me and i still don't know who got first place.
My friends from Brazil, hope you all are well. I dont know even the bare basics of gymnastics, but I felt really proud of Diego Hypolito. The way he kept rising up after fall for (at least)8years, your people and govt must have supported him a lot. My nation India is trying to improve, but still it can learn important lessons from top athletes like these and these short videos will definitely inspire a lot of young guys. Lets hope I get to see an Indian/Indian team winning a gold medal.
Hello friend. Greeting from Southern Brazil 🙋♂️
i love you
@@olafweinzer5746 hello friend, hope you are well
I'm sure you guys will make it! Brazil cheers and wishes the best for India! Lots of love from Brazil! 🙏
That's the power of not giving up.
MARAVILHOSO!! Temos muito orgulho do nosso grande atleta brasileiro Diego Hipolyto e sua historia. Abencoado por Deus!! BRASILLLLL!!
I never imagined crying for a stranger. The look on his face got me in tears.
The sheer hapiness made my day. The purity of this man's smile and face tells that he has been through a lot. And I feel happy for him. Way to go.
When an athlete cries for joy on the podium when he/she wins a hard-worked-for Olympic medal, especially in their home country, it hits my heart so powerfully!
I'll never forget the day he won this medal. Everyone screaming with joy at the restaurant I was at, we were all so proud!
*Grande DIEGO HYPÓLITO! orgulho dos brasileiros nas olimpíadas, A HISTÓRIA DESSE CARA É DIGNA DE UM BOM FILME!*
Grande Diego. 👏👏
Que orgulho ver um brasileiro levando o nome do país pro mundo de maneira tão inspiradora. 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
siiiim
Brings a tear to my eyes and goosebumbs on my shoulders every single time i watch this
Congratulations Diego, everyone falls, this year was Uchimura's turn and that's really sad for a gymnast. But you are a winner, you desearved your medal and I'm absolutely sure you would've win the gold medal in 2008 if it wasn't for a second of a little mistake, but this is how sports and Olympics are. Congratulations for not giving up!
He gave me hope 😭😭😭 I am appearing for a exam every year since 4 years and now I was thinking to quit 😞😞😞😞 but after seeing him I will prepare once more with full energy 🔥🔥🔥 and will definitely succeed it. 😤😤😤 Thanku so much love from India 🇮🇳 🇮🇳🇮🇳
Neet ?
@@priyanshubaderia1945 nahi dusra hai
He would be honor to know about that.
@@freiheit3025 😊😊😊
CA?
Why am I in tears 😭😭😭😭 ... Tears of happiness inspite of being in a different country 😭😭 _😭_
Bc of the music
Ha bhai background itana touchy hai ki ham hi uski jagah pe he
It's because this is an incredibly emotional moment and you feel human empathy for him now that you understand what he went through, it's perfectly natural for us to be happy for each other regardless of nationality :)
O susto em 2008
A desolação em 2012
A vibração, o clímax, a prata mais dourada, em 2016.
Lembro que vibrei demais com ele conseguindo concluir o último salto
Watching this during Tokyo 2020
And I’m thinking there’s someone failing today who will bounce back the next 4 years at least.
Thumbs up to every athlete out there cos this takes a lot of patience 🎉🎉
Medal or not, you are a Winner!
Poor him, he put himself through so much pressure, but then again, diamonds only form under pressure.
👍❤️👍
What u don't see is the years he spent training for a single moment!
And he failed twice and didn't give up, that's truly a heroe
Silver medal for his skills at Rio
Gold medal for his efforts and never give up attitude..
He was the reigning world champion entering the 2008 Beijing Olympics, as the #1 qualifier he was on his way to a gold medal or a medal until he sat down on his final pass and it costs him a medal, in 2012 he had another disaster in the qualifying round and did not make the final, and in his home Olympics in 2016 in Rio with home crowd cheering on him, with perhaps his final Olympics, I remember he made the final and I was keeping his fingers cross for him in every tumbling pass, and he was finally clean in all of them, and also during that moment I went back to relive the agony of what happened to him 8 years ago, knowing that I was so relief that he earned the silver medal and a medal in his career finally.
the dedication. The courage to overcome his previous falls, and probably even more scary, overcome the fear of falling again for the 3rd time. Heart of a champion.
Watching him so sad after losing made my heart hurt so much for him. He isnt a cocky man, hes very respectful
he is what a REAL man looks and behaves like.
He doesn t care about loosing. He was just ashamed that he couldn t give his best performance and failed to deliver
Look at how happy he is when he finally succeed 😊 yet he still doesn t know the result
Truely inspirational...what a comeback.....it is just that split second that takes away all your hard work...
Really.. i can feel the happiness and struggle he has put in . ... He is a hero and inspiration for many..
Nossa eu até me emocionei vendo ele, pulando de felicidade daquela forma. Parabéns Diego!! Você foi forte!
Ontem foi a vez do Bruno Fratus. A dor de não ganhar uma medalha dói demais. Parabéns ao Diego!!! Parabéns ao Fratus.
Toda vez que penso em desitir kk venho aqui ver ele, devemos buscar inspirações pra continuar lutando pelo que queremos❤❤
2:37 When I saw him cry after he made his Dream come true.
That was enough to make a grown man cry.
Motivated by his own-self. Challenged by his own-self. He has no one to compete but him. That’s true winner in nature. Respect, Brother. 🙏
Diego Hypolito is the poster child for tenacity. My father used to take me to Boy Scouts and he would drive me on my paper route and to swim practice, to diving practice, to football, track, field, motocross...he bent over backwards to take me to all these events. I never gave up. I never let up. When i fell i got up again. We would drive hours to some of these events and if i fall down i am going to get up because my father did not drive that far and spend all that money for a quitter. He never told me that...i just knew that when you fall off a horse you get back on that horse because that's what winners do. This Olympian never stayed down. He always got up. I was crying as i watched this video because i knew he was going to put it all together. I was pulling for him...cheering him on. I felt like the official who put the medal on his neck hugged him in congratulations obviously knowing his tough luck in earlier olympics. Perseverence got him onto that podium. I am very proud of him and i have never met him. BRAVO Diego Hypolito!
As vezes não é a medalha de ouro que vale e sim você sentir que conseguiu dar o seu melhor.
It's so sad that he felt ashamed of himself, for one or two falls when he could do absolutely SUPERHUMAN things! I wish he could have felt proud of his amazingness the whole time.
That's not how it works bro
Athletes and musicians always want to go to the next level. He probably performed the last jump a lot of times without falling in his trainings. And to not be able to do so "when it counts" is one of the worst feelings ever.
@@reauguimo It happens all the time. When it counts is much tougher due to the pressure
If he didn't feel bad he wouldn't have won that silver medal.
These replies are strange. You can strongly desire to better yourself or to have a better situation occur, without shame or not feeling proud of certain things.
If you get too down in the dumps, you won't have the motivation and confidence required to continue.
Imagine the psychological battle he fought to get back up again after those frustrating fails.
Não vejo quedas, vejo apenas lindísssimos saltos, calculados e perfeitos. Gigante Diego.
"IN BEIJING I LANDED ON MY BACKSIDE, IN LONDON I LANDED ON MY FACE"
"THIS TIME, *I LANDED ON MY FEET, WITH MY HEAD HELD HIGH* "
pure hardwork and dedication. This a definition of a man and a warrior. That medal isn't made of any silver but made of blood, sweat and tears!
His crying and expressions seemed so genuine
Years of hard work and one mistake destroys every thing. No doubt why they are respected so much. They deserve all the appreciations and support.
12 years of relentless dedication, overcoming challenges, and enduring setbacks. Yet, the sweet taste of success washes away every hardship, making it all worthwhile in a heartbeat!
The dedication is visible in his appearance. Every other Olympic he is getting younger.
The diet, discipline, perseverance is clearly visible.
Lol he's done a hair transplant, that helped.
Everybody admiring how Diego redeemed himself while I admire how he kept his hair in perfect shape the whole time
Transplant/wig ... His receding hairline suddenly makes a recovery in Rio
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It's not a cheap kind of procedure. You basically pay for a single strand.
thats a hair transplant mate 😂
@@KpenKpenshie also his hair got darker :)
Com TDS as adversidades do esporte no Brasi,l com o tão pouco insentivo aos atletas e ainda assim chegar numa final olímpica já digno de orgulho ... Palmas garoto vc é merecedor de mts 👏👏
Tem um olho na minha lágrima, Diego guerreiro♥️
God the pressure on these people, you can see the pure dispair in his eyes after that fall. I can only imagine the torment he persevered through. Almost makes me want to never watch the olympics anymore.
I felt the same way. Sometimes we (and the athletes themselves) forget they are human, and that mistakes are ok. It's remarkable how he overcame his "failures," but it's awful that they were characterized that way in the first place. Despite his falls it was always clear how talented and hard-working he was. He never needed a medal to prove that, but I'm glad he finally got it.
Best takeaway on this would be to accept your failures and defeats but never stop trying to conquer it. The man never gave up then eventually succeeded.
Yep search up UCL final Karius
"a man can be destroyed but cannot be defeated"
Ernest Hemingway, The Old Man and the Sea
Maybe if I got an opportunity to view Olympics live, I would end up crying every time I saw these hard working individuals trying and working so hard
Power to all the the people who try and get better each day, work harder for the better 😍❤️
Diego você é incrível e nos inspira!! Orgulho do Brasil ! ❤️❤️🇧🇷🇧🇷
Inspirational. What he needed was a great hair appearently, just like Samson. His hair somehow got better and better through the years.
lmao so true!! Thought of the same thing
Yes, gymnastics secretly grow hair on the scalp at places, where you got bald. That is a phenomenal sport, tremendous gains.
Yeah...somehow...
Him looking at his metal is so wholesome
After years of trying he got a medal AT HOME! Proud of him and my people! 🇧🇷
Parabéns, Diego, pelo exemplo de superação. Que sua história sirva de inspiração para as novas gerações de atletas, conterrâneos ou estrangeiros. Uma verdadeira lição de vida.