Athletes with the most Olympic Medals (Summer Olympic Games)
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- The Olympic Games is the pinnacle of athletic achievement, a stage where the world's best compete for the ultimate glory. While winning a single Olympic medal is a testament to exceptional talent, a select few athletes have ascended to even greater heights, capturing multiple medals across different Games. These individuals, true icons of their sports, have left an enduring legacy in the annals of Olympic history.
Multiple Olympic medalists: Who won the most medals in Summer Olympic Games?
Leading this illustrious group is Michael Phelps, the American swimmer who redefined the boundaries of aquatic excellence. With a staggering 28 medals, including 23 gold, Phelps stands alone as the most decorated Olympian of all time. His dominance in the pool was unparalleled, and his records continue to inspire generations of swimmers.
Following closely behind is Larisa Latynina, a Soviet gymnast whose achievements are equally impressive. With 18 medals, including nine gold, she was a force to be reckoned with in the world of gymnastics. Her consistency and versatility across multiple disciplines solidified her place among the greatest Olympians.
Other notable athletes with multiple gold medals include Carl Lewis (USA), Mark Spitz (USA), Paavo Nurmi (Finland), and Károly Takács (Hungary). These legends, along with many others, have contributed to the rich tapestry of Olympic history, showcasing the pinnacle of human performance.
While the pursuit of Olympic glory is a challenging endeavor, these athletes have proven that with dedication, talent, and unwavering determination, it is possible to reach the highest echelons of sport. Their stories continue to inspire athletes and fans alike, ensuring the enduring legacy of the Olympic Games.
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Get ready to be amazed by the greatest Olympians of all time! This video dives into the world of record-breaking athletes who have dominated the Olympic stage. From swimming sensations to track and field legends, we'll uncover the secrets to their success and celebrate their extraordinary achievements. Discover who has collected the most gold, silver, and bronze medals throughout history, and witness the moments that solidified their legendary status.
Vast majority of the names on this list are swimmers and gymnasts for obvious reasons. Number of medals is not the only indicator of greatness. Imagine all the sports that there is only 1 gold opportunity and even if you win golds in 5 consecutive Olympics, you won’t make it to this list.
Like in Brazil, Torben Grael won like 5 times in different olympics
You're saying like is ez to get a clas in different styles of swinming still u need to be the Best For it
@@claudiowiseman8488 no one said it’s easy. Don’t read between lines which are not there 😂
i prefer to win 1 medal as the fastest guy on the planet such Usan Bolt with unbeated record still than 5 medals of Phelps (all beated records) of swimming like that or like this or like this + like that or like that + like this
Exactly. If another sport has as many events like swimming does, then I'm sure there would have been another talented athlete who would have won much more medals, like Phelps did.
Phelps record is unbeatable. Period.
impossible
how you know was totally clean
I agree! The fact that he was able to go to 4 Olympics is remarkable in of its self. He swam in so many events is also remarkable and won most of them. Did also swim for the US which gave him strong relay teams and was pretty much guaranteed a medal in those.
@@martin4819 A trunk and ears like Dumbo. A chin like Charton Heston. Human growth hormones - never
What is it with people and putting limitations and making finite statements on sporting records and achievements?
There is a much higher chance of Phelps' record being broken than not because the future is both infinite and progressive, while the achievements of the past were achieved in a rather minute time period with limited resources.
Bolt : THE KING
In Fencing and Artistic Swimming you can only take 2 Gold in each Olympic. 🇺🇲 Michael Phelps got 28 Medals (🥇23 🥈3🥉2) in 4 Olympic Game (2004, 2008, 2012, 2026), while 🇷🇺 Svetlana Romashina got 7 Medals (🥇All Gold) in 4 Olympics (2008, 2012, 2016, 2020), she could take 8 Gold, but she wasn't part of the 2004 Duet Category. Romashina never placed lower than first at any of events with her 41 medals combined.
Correction for Michael Phelps, not 2026. But 2016.
@mohdfaizal3230 lol
Lopez nunez has record, but karalin goat
So did Usain, his team got Disqualified in one 4x 100 but it wasn't his fault, so he is better, I would argue that he is the greatest Olympian in history
Mark Spitz is one of the GOATs of swimming many don’t know about. He retired at the age of 22, after participating in two Olympics and winning a total of 11 medals (in the 1972 games, he swam in 7 events and won 7 gold medals while setting 7 world records). If he had stayed in swimming as an amateur, and swam in another 2-3 Olympics (although he would not have been in the 1980 games as the US boycotted them that year), he likely would have been in the same rare air as Phelps.
No, you are mistaken. In the 1970s a 22-year-old swimmer was already a 'mature' swimmer with relatively low chances of further improvement, so Spitz could have at most tried to qualify for the 1976 Olympics, but with no guarantees of winning individual medals. Roland Matthes, another legendary swimmer from Germany, actually competed at Montreal Olympics in 1976 at the age of 26yo and was regarded as a unusual case of longevity at that level! I was a swimmer in the 1980s, and in that decade a 25-yo swimmer was still regarded as 'old'. So no, Spitz would have had no chances to get much closer to Phelps' medals record.
@@djo-dji6018 I would not agree that 22 years of age constituted a "mature" swimmer with low chances of continuing to improve as they age. A male peaks physically at around the age of between the late 20s and early 30s. Given this, there is no reason to think that Spitz would not have continued to improve if he had dedicated his next 8--12 years to being a world class swimmer.
What has changed is how today's athletes can support themselves financially while dedicating their full time to their sport. Both in terms of money provided by the government and outside commercial/NIL financial deals, today's athletes can profit and support themselves; this is especially true for high profile sports like swimming, track and gymnastics. This was not true 3-plus decades ago, when athletes had to be true "amateurs" and had little to no way to profit off of their names and image. This meant most athletes would compete in one or maybe two Olympics and then transition to college or a job to provide a living for themselves and their families. This was true of both Spitz, which meant he basically retired at the age of 22 so that he could make a living off of his past accomplishments. IF he had stayed in competitive swimming, there is no reason to think that he did not have at least another 2-3 Olympics in him, which would have likely put him north of a total of 20 total medals. It's not like the human body ages more slowly now vs 40 years ago, but rather many top athletes would retire to pursue making a better financial life for themselves.
I can't really comment on Roland Matthes (he was a backstroke specialist and an all-time great in this swimming stroke) as his situation was different than Spitz, being an East German and likely having more financial support from the government?? It seems he retired after three Olympics at an age of 26 or 27 to pursue a medical degree and eventually became an orthopedic surgeon.
Without taking away the brilliance of these athletes, swimming, then gymnastics and then Athletics have multi-events that are similar and have relays. Shooting and fencing is just a change of weapon. I feel this devalues the single event sports where the option to win multiples is zero. In other ords, there are some amazing athletes whose sport does not allow them to compete for five, six, or seven medals at a single olympics. Interesting though.
Right. Incredible that the one lady got 12 medals in equestrian. That takes a long time. from 1992-2020
Skating could have more events either.
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100%
@@GlennTheSadMarinersFanand 50% of that glory should go to her horse 🐎
Pyros Dimas 🇬🇷 🏋️♀️
1992 🥇1996 🥇2000 🥇2004 🥉
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Немов противная личность
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It's interesting how some athletes compete for 1-2 medals, others have 4-5 opportunities, like Phelps.
You have to not only be great at those 4-5 "opportunities" but you're also racing more often. If swimmer A is only racing in 1 event and thus only has 3 races total (prelim, semi, and finals), he's going to have much more energy left than Phelps who may have already swam in 12 races (4 events + relays,etc). The fact that Phelps is swimming in 2-4x more races and STILL beating everyone else is incredible.
@@takuanfuan you clearly doesn't know a thing about swimming. Swimming 100m, 400m, 100ms diff styles IS NOTHING! A boxer gets exhausted. The swimmers swim 10k m a day! Its warm up for them...
@@takuanfuanSwimmers at the highest levels are conditioned to do so. They do much more when training than what they do in a single olympic day.
@@patrikburden407 there's little room for error amongst those at the highest level. Are you really arguing that there's no difference between someone racing 3-4 times in 5 days and someone racing 10-12 times in 5 days?
@@takuanfuan Freestyle wrestling has 4 fights to win one medal, a swimmer gets a medal in each swim. Don't compare it
Нельзя сравнивать нынешние поколение с поколением 50 лет назад. Сейчас в каждом виде спорта дисциплин в 2-3 раза больше
В плавании количество дисциплин увеличилось примерно на треть. Даже если у Майкла Фэлпса убрать соответствующее количество наград, ситуация не поменяется - никто и рядом не стоял, ни в какие времена. Тем более, что выигрывал он в дисциплинах, которые и 50 лет назад были.
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世界水泳で実況がやたらとこの名前繰り返すもんだから20年以上前の事だけどいまだに耳にこびりついとるわ
Listede büyük halterci Naim Süleymanoğlu da olmalıydı.
Okuyun Lütfen:
İlk dünya rekorunu kırdığında sadece on beş yaşındaydı.
1984, 1985 ve 1986 yıllarında dünyada "Yılın Haltercisi" seçildi.
1988 Seul, 1992 Barcelona ve 1996 Atlanta Olimpiyatları olmak üzere üç kez olimpiyat şampiyonu oldu.
Yedi kez dünya şampiyonu oldu, kırk altı dünya rekoru kırdı.
Kendi kilosunun üç katından 10 kilo fazlasını kaldıran tek sporcu olarak tarihe geçti.
Spor otoritelerine göre tüm zamanların en iyi haltercisi seçildi.
1988 yılında Time dergisine kapak oldu.
1988 Seul Olimpiyatları'nda 60 kg'da, silkmede 190 kg kaldırarak dünya rekoru kırdı.
1988 yılında Seul Olimpiyatları'nda altı dünya, dokuz olimpiyat rekoru kırarak büyük bir zafer kazanmıştır.
Buna ilaveten halterde aynı dünya şampiyonasındaki gibi koparmada silkmede ve toplamda ayrı ayrı madalya verilseydi bu listeye rahat girerdi
Katie Ladecky now has 12 medals and will definitely add at least another 2 by the end of Paris. Emma McKeon also now has 12 medals with a possibility of another 2 in Paris. Missing from the list is Kyle Chalmers now with 8 medals with another likely relay medal coming up in Paris.
Actually Usain Bolt won 9 gold medals, but at Beijing Olympics’ relay , the first leg of Jamaican team used drug. So Bolt was stripped of his one of the gold medals because of it.
I'm still pissed off bout that.
Bolt and Phelps are legends
Thank you for compiling this! It was a great walk down memory lane.
I can only imagine the unique story behind each of these athletes -- their life challenges, their heartbreaking defeats, and their unwavering dedication to improvement that led to these accomplishments.
The most impressive is not even here, Mijain Lopez from Cuba, 5 golds, 5 different olympics, in 5 possible, he needed to go to 5 different Olympic Games to earn 5 golds, the GOAT for me.
Usain Bolt could break the records if we have exact number of swimming sport
Let’s have 25m , 50 m, 75 m, 100 m, 125 m, 150 m, 175 m, 200m
Bolt would get at least 24 gold medal
Wow Phelps is the best of everything. ❤ number 1
Michael Phelps is a doping addict. He also took various doping agents, according to leaked information from Fancy Bears
@@samyang9562 Phelps, Sinner, Biles took doping all the time and therefore they are fake, and the leaders of sports in the world helped them avoid punishment. Double standards in sports and the world and now it has become a nasty norm. Because of this, he becomes uninteresting to people.
a swimmer can get 5 or 6 or even more medals but in weight lifting they give only 1 medal for total weight instead of 3 as in every other weight lifting event why ?
A swimmer also is using up a lot more energy (which lessens their chances at medaling in subsequent events) if they're competing often.
@@takuanfuanты говоришь словно пловец выступает гонка за гонкой без перерыва. Пловцам даётся время на отдых и восстановление перед каждым заплывом. Так что твой комментарий не имеет смысла.
1 weightlifting of 200 or more kilow need the energy of 2 swimming events
Некорректное название ролика или неполный список. Либо называть летние владельцы Олимпийских медалей, либо добавлять зимние игры.
Just watching Leon Marchand have already 3 🥇. He could be win another and many 🥇 this year and Los Angeles 2028.
He is impressive. However just know Stanford is currently manufacturing the next generation of swimming greats
@@rosean374 Will take a lot of doping to beat Marchand tho.
4 gold and 1 bronze now
Michael Phelps won 8 gold medals in a single olympics. For all the folks trying to downplay his achievements getting 8 is so gd hard. You're not even 100% for your other events and are still putting up numbers.
Of course it is hard. But the main thing it shows me is that the different disciplines in swimming are not different enough
Freestyle wrestling has 4 fights to win one medal, a swimmer gets a medal in each swim. Don't compare it
Michael Phelps🇺🇸: 🥇x23, 🥈x3 and 🥉x2
Unbeatable!!! 😅
Now if a swimmer swim with time Phelps did. That swimmer just have 2-3 medal per Olympic. Just swim can have a lot medals per Olympic season. 90% sport player just can have 1 or 2 medals.
Yes, that record never can beat. Because just swimmer can beat it but now swimming gold medal harder to have. Ex: Phelps era swim 50s and he can have gold medal. Now 50s maybe just have 5th.
Phelps only has those Bronze medals because he started competing at 15yrs old and couldn't win gold yet. He had to wait till he was 19 to start getting gold medals.
Is this a rule ?
@@coutinho3007 He was too young to beat the professionals. But he came 5th place in his first race as a 15 year old. He wasn't unbeatable from day 1.
Biles always takes doping and therefore has an advantage over other clean athletes. This is a deception of a sport that the USA has made legal! Shame on you!
New documents provided by the hacker group Fancy Bears have been placed at the disposal of CNN. Their main person involved was 23-time Olympic champion Michael Phelps, who admitted to using an antiepileptic drug. This is "permitted" doping.
When 18 he is going to have asthma and officially allowed to dope.
6:00 Jason Kenny's wife Laura has won 6 Olympic Medals (5 gold and 1 Silver) making her both the greatest British Female Athlete and greatest Female Track Cyclist in Olympic history. Imagine how their kids are going to turn out with that pedigree.
I must confess that i didn t know that guy before this year but the cuban in heavyweight greec wrestling won 5 consecutive gold medals in 5 differents game, retiring at the very end of his last bout a week ago at the age of 42. That s the most insane record to me
Isabell Werth is on 4 now with 13 medals, believe me she become 15-17 in the next 8 years
Usain Bolt should have won 20 medals at least.
Phelps is the GOAT, period 💪
In swiming
Drugman😂
Would have liked commentary around Pavvo.
Just ending at “Michael Phelps won 28 medals” needed more content.
Great concept, I’m sure the next version will be better 👍🏻
Olympic Games in Sydney 2000. Australia 🇦🇺. and Olympic Games in Atlanta 1996.USA
Алексей Немов. Alexey Nemov became the Best Male Athlete at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games. (at the home Olympics for US Athletes). also, Alexey Nemov became the Best Male Athlete at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney. at the Olympic Games held at the junction of two Millennia. such Olympic Games are held no more often than once in one Thousand years.
at each of these Olympic Games, Alexey Nemov won five (5) Individual medals and one (1) team medal.
No one can - maybe - beat Michael Phelbs!
There is talk to add even more swimming medals so the record could be broken in the future
To stand out amongst your colleagues is one thing. To stand out amongst the world is another. To be head and shoulders above your entire field of competition is nearly unheard of. To be the best ever in your aspect is 1 in 100,000,000+. Then you have Michael Phelps. Forget equal, he has more mere adequate in the history of the entirety of mankind across all Olympic athletics. His accomplishments are near incomprehensible. His record may very well stand until the end of time.
I think Mijan Lopez winning gold in 5 olympics is a greater accomplishment than what Phelps did. He is one of the greatest Olympians ever but also benefitted a lot from the insane amount of swimming medals in similar disciplines
'its really hard to get over 10 medals'
Phelps: 'hold my beer'
Leon Marchand is coming to get your record michael !!!
No because he do less race that phelps.
@@Christophe-pl5xufor now. Have a look at Phelps first Olympics. He had 3 events. Two of em were butterfly
@@Christophe-pl5xu by the way i dont understand how phelps did to get 28 medals in 4 olympics? How to participate in 7 races in 1 olympic?
@@HONNI1I he have win 10 gold medal with american team and he done 100 meters that leon marchand dont do.
@@Christophe-pl5xu USA diff …
I expect Summer McIntosh will be on this list after these Olympics. 😊🇨🇦
No way
Léon Marchand has already won 3 gold medals
4 gold + 1 bronze
23 golds in world olympics is insane nobody could do that
I can beat that
@@TrungNguyen-ir8qo with the name sounds like vietnamness i do not think u can do that
Even the strongest athlete in ur country still not close him
Alexander Popov became the Best Athlete in Men's Swimming at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta. at the home Olympic Games for US swimmers.
I thought Olga Korbut would be here, but I looked her up and she was at 6 Medals, 4 Gold, 2 Silver. For some reason I thought she was 7 as I thought she had a Bronze too, but I was wrong. Greatly list!
Справедливо считать по количеству золотых медалей, потому что другие обладатели медалей не являются олимпийскими чемпионами. И нужно понимать, у кого были терапевтические исключения (легальный допинг). Реально «чистых» соревнований нет 🙁 Самое интересное, что самое большое количество исключений к спортсменов из США 🤔
Katie Ledecky has 13 medals now
At the end she finish in Brisbane Olympic n collect more medals
Bolt and Mijain lopez are honestly the most impressive to me, based on their utter dominance
Достижения Фелпса можно оспорить,так как в плавании 16 дистанций,что представляет несправедливое преимущество перед другими видами спорта.Теоретически можно завоевать 16 золотых медалей ,за одну Олимпиаду.Это большая фора перед легкоатлетами,гимнастами и другими.Да и допингом любят баловаться американцы,на примере Бойлз,Окаши,Армстронг вообще все медали выйграл под допингом.
Фелпс тоже принимал препараты от сдвг и эпилептических припадков. Так что он тоже допингист
А достижения Попова, Немова, Латыниной? Как и других спортсменов, где разыгрывается несколько дисциплин и в каждой дают медали. Латынина не на 17 же олимпиадах выступала и брала медали
Как вас прет от величия
@@user-oh5zx3gm9h 💩😜
О боже, люди знакомые со спортом на более-менее норм уровне знают что ВСЕ спортсмены употребляют допинг в том или ином виде(особенно легкоатлеты).
Great work!!!! The real olímpica ranking of medals is: first golds medals, second silver medals, then if the atlete wone 3 golds and 2 silvers is up that atletes wiht 2 golds and 4 silvers medals. Again, thanks for the dates and the great work in this video.
getting a medal during swimming is easy but athletics not so.Usain Bolt will always be " The REAL KING of Olympia" !
If it's so easy, why has no one else in history ever come close to the amount of medals Phelps has achieved? Michael Phelps is the real king of Olympia.
since that's the case, how many gold medals do you have??
Nurmi won gold 1500m and 5000m during 1 hour. Paris 1924.
Crazy! This is probably one of the most amazing feats in the history of the Olympic Games.
What is Simona DOPING Biles doing here?😂😅
She learned from the Russians😅😂
@@jaquelinemendes7182She didn't have to learn from them, her country is an expert too
@@road_to_yeslife4675 Seriously? But the USA never needed to investigate literally (all) its athletes because the whole country was on drugs. Russia is definitely the country of drugs It even seems that they haven't learned their lesson, even with drugs, your children Kamila Valieva won't be able to work any time soon, right? You guys never tire of having problems with drugs in every edition of the Olympics. 😂😂😂🥱
You mean adhd medicine that the only rule against it is she can't take it the day of competing? Lmao cry more. The reaching done to try and down play her is insane.
@@road_to_yeslife4675 Seriously? The USA never needed to investigate literally (all) its athletes because the whole country was on drugs. Russia is definitely the country of drugs, they even drug their children. Kamila Valieva won't be able to work any time soon, right? You guys don't get tired of having drug problems every Olympics 😂😂😂🥱
Существует "легенда", что в древней Греции существовал обладатель 12-ти медалей))) а в те времена только победа была важна
Swimming lends itself to racking up medals. There are 21 Olympic swimming races. (Track has 11.) Imagine swimming was only the freestyle at 50/100/200/400/800/1600m, two freestyle relays (50/100), 50/100m backstroke, and 50m butterfly. No one wins eight golds in a single program.
It is also important to note that it was really Phelps’ longevity was most amazing, as opposed to his winning multiple events in one Olympics. Mark Spitz won 11 Olympic medals (9 gold) over two Olympics. After seven golds in ‘72 his subsequent endorsements paid him the modern day equivalent of $70m. He retired at just 22 years old. If he races in 76, at just 26 years old he very well could have won another seven.
(There is also a physics component to swimming which allows an athlete to be competitive at the 100/200/400m, which are equivalent, via time, to 400/800/1500 in track. No one runs Olympic level 400/800/1500 in the same body. The muscle mass requirements vary too greatly where in swimming buoyancy mitigates that concern.)
MICHAEL PHELP IS A WORLD RECORD (SWIMMING )🏊
Not any more
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Mijain con 5 Olimpiadas de oro
Phelps GOAT 🙌
Paavo Nurmi, Finland's own boy has the second most gold medals in history(9)
So how is Biles the goal when there is Larissa? Media glazing as usual
Because if you include World Championship medals then Biles total 41(30 gold) medals. Larissa totals 32(18 gold)
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One important factor is how many seperate events a specific sport has. Now, swimming has lots of events so there are more chances for a talented swimmer to earn more medals. So, there could be a very talented athlete in a sport but that sport has only 1 event so that athlete can get only 1 medal.
um monte de dopado.
You left out a lot of interesting stories in your narrations.
For example: do you know the story of equestrian Heinz Günther Winklers first Olympic gold medal ?
He was severely injured in the first round of the 1956 horse jumping competition, but did not want to let his teammates down for their chance to win the team competition and started heavily on painkillers, almost sedated, to the second round. He could barely control his horse Halla, but the brave horse carried him home, winning both the team and individual gold medal.
Phelps is the greatest athlete of all time. The true Goat
If he was clean.
True goat is Ma Long. The only one, have won 2 men's singles in table tennis
Medals in swimming:
50m freestyle
51m freestyle
52m freestyle
Etc etc...
Btw the most beautiful thing is that today its the third day of Paris 2024 and russia still with no medals 😂
What a dumb comment, swimming is a very stressful sport, it's hard to compete in several events.
Didn't see Andre degrass 😮 7 medals now
I'm proud to be Hungarian ❤️🤍💚
There were plenty of great athletes from Hungary at the Olympics. Good luck in Paris 2024!
Pride is a terrible sin, just say that you love your country.
Fantastic. How were video effects created, which programs?
Phelps record is forever . Number one ... 28 💪💪💪
Mijain el atleta cubano es el mejor: 5 medallas de oro consecutivas en los Juegos Olímpicos!❤
Just token mentions of athletes from other countries in this USA centric video
Biles always takes doping and therefore has an advantage over other clean athletes. This is a deception of a sport that the USA has made legal! Shame on you!
Isabel Werth has 8x gold and 6x silver. and that in over 32 years and seven Olympic games.
You missed out Laura Kenny, Jason Kennys wife and most successful British Olympic athlete with 5 Golds and 1 Silver in Cycling....
This video is incredible but only lists the Olympic Summer Games. I was waiting for some Winter Games athletes with multiple medals. Example: long track speed skater Ireen Wüst with 13 medals.
Australia has only had athletes with multiple medals in swimming
Merlene Ottey, the unsung queen of sprint. 9 medals, still the record to my knowledge for women in track & field, and none of them are gold. She was cursed.
Lisa Carrington is missing from your list. ( medals (8 gold, 1 bronze)
There's winter olympics you know.
Are Olympics winter taken into account?
Caeleb Dressel is now at 8 gold medals !!!
It would have been better if the order was who got the most gold, then who got the silver, then who got the bronze...like the order of the list of countries in terms of the medals they got in the Olympic Games.
Wen was this list made before the Paris Olympics because lisa Carrington from New Zealand has 9 metals one bronze and 8 gold metals
So, u basically ignored Mark Spitz' appearance on the list... Lol 😅
This is stupid comparison , unless one track medal equates to 3 swimming or 3 gymnastics medals
Carlos Yulo of Philippines🇵🇭 got 2 gold in 2024 Paris Olympics.
❤NEMOV❤
usain bolt has 9 gold medals he won 3 in 4x100, 200, and 100
Some of these need updated.
This is not playing in Paris Olympics
@TrungNguyen-ir8qo This was posted the day the Paris Olympics started, and some of these on the list are still active.
PHELPS IS GREATNESS the History
@@alvarocampo8461 Phelps, Sinner, Biles took doping all the time and therefore they are fake, and the leaders of sports in the world helped them avoid punishment. Double standards in sports and the world and now it has become a nasty norm. Because of this, he becomes uninteresting to people.
Так они из таких видов спорта, где на одной Олимпиаде можно взять несколько медалей. Легкая атлетика ,плавание, фехтование,гимнастика.
А вот борец Михайн Лопес, являясь единоборцем выиграл пять золотых медалей .
Полностью согласен. К тому же на ковре гораздо чаще травмы случаются, чем у пловцов, а также износ организма в десятки раз выше именно на борьбе. В плавании все намного проще - если ты быстрее других, легко можно множество заплывов выигрывать и практически никак не вредить своему здоровью, что позволит хоть 20 лет выступать на одном уровне.
Карелин. Разве он мог завоевать больше одной медали за одну Олимпиаду?
Why havent you included the Winter Olympians??..
No, mickael phelps it is only 13 individual, the others are team medals.
Future admiral Lee - 7 medals, 5 gold.
Imagine a world where Michael Phelps was Chinese 😂. The doping accusations would be unbearable
Если бы он был китайцем, то возможно, он больше бы тренировался и завоевал эти медали без допинга
Phelps is E.T.
4 YILDA BİR DÜZENLENMİYOR MU ? NASIL BU KADAR ÇOK OLABİLİR ?
Paavo Nurmi would have gotten more if it wasn’t for the Swedish.
Bolt has 9 gold metals
No, he has 8. Bolt's 4 x 100 m gold medal in Beijing was stripped after Carter was disqualified for a positive doping test.
@@Marcelo-qw5gt ok thanks. I didn't know. Also messi is the GOAT. Nice profil
E ainda dizem que Simone Biles é a maior ginasta da história. Não mesmo. A maior é Larisa Latynina da União Soviética.
For those women that have more medals than her, well gymnastics was different back then.
The equipment was different. The technique was different. The culture was different (though frighteningly, still the same in some ways). The entire sport had less difficult elements that allowed women (yes, women, not girls) to continue for longer into their 20s and even 30s. For 2 or even 3 Olympic games. That gave them a chance to win more medals.
Today, the sport is different. It’s more popular, so there are more people, especially girls, coming through and replacing the previous generation. The sport has equipment that demands incredibly higher levels of difficulty, which means that physical and mental burnout makes it harder for gymnasts to remain competitive at the Olympic level for a long period of time. The fact that Simone has remained dominant from 2013 to now is equivalent to if Michael Phelps were absolutely undefeatable for somewhat 25 years.
Back then the apparatuses were more….not similar, but at the same time, there wasn’t anything much different between their specialists, and people were able to be good in the all around, rather than now when the different apparatuses take such a different approach that it is hard for a gymnast to be contending not only for world finals, but for world medals on two events, much less all 4. Simone has world medals and a consistent world class level on all 4 apparatuses.
(Take a look at the lineup of the uneven bars final, then at the beam final, and look at their physiques, the average height. See some differences? Yeah. That wouldn’t have been there in the 60s)
Simone has pushed the sport to new levels technically, reached technical levels that nobody else has dared to touch before, and done it with such consistency and execution that has put her at the top of world gymnastics for the past 8 years. We are very grateful to live in the era of Simone Biles, the gymnast who has arguably the greatest impact on the sport in history.
And with eight Olympic medals and 30 World Championship medals, she is the most decorated gymnast in history. In today's era, that is much more impressive given that the level of competition is much higher. That is why she is widely considered the greatest gymnast in history.
С терапевтическим исключением 🤔 Сомнительно 💊 В Токио что-то у нее пошло не так 😅
@@ravensfan777 вот только все ее рекорды и достижения под допингом 😂 Она не идёт ни в какое сравнение даже с Корбут, пусть попробует сделать ее элемент без допинга. Она его даже под допингом сделать не в состоянии
watch out for Summer McIntosh
事實上，西方國家很早就知道游泳，田徑，體操這幾項運動可以大量奪得獎牌，所以把大量資源放上這些運動上面
How the heck is Lisa Carrington not on this list?