B-boy Victor Claims Bronze Medal, Breaking Concludes in Paris

Aug 10, 2024, 5:22 PM (ET)

by Alyssa Jacobs, USOPC Communications

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We’ve been on this Olympic journey for the past four years and it feels so surreal that it’s here and it’s over. We made history, and I’m the first-ever Olympic bronze medalist in breaking. I’m so grateful to be here experiencing it. I hope we made an impact and new eyes on this sport help it continue to grow.