Olympics 2020

From the medal-winning victories to the history-making performances, relive Team USA’s most thrilling moments of the Tokyo Olympics.

After scoring a top-two finish in the bouldering round, Brooke Raboutou suffered a costly slip on the lead wall to take her out of medal contention in sport climbing’s Olympic debut.

Allyson Felix, now 35 years old, won the bronze medal in the 400 meters, making her a 10-time medalist.

Janja Garnbret of Slovenia exceled at the women’s sport climbing event, taking home the first ever gold medal.

Poland’s Aleksandra Miroslaw breaks the women’s speed climbing world record in the Olympic final. Miroslaw set a new record of 6.84.

After being last seen at the opening ceremony, can you find Miraitowa, the Tokyo 2020 Olympics mascot? Take a look around.

Vanesa Kaladzinskaya of Belarus pushed past Jacarra Winchester of USA to win the women’s wrestling freestyle 53kg bronze.

Zaurbek Sidakov of ROC dominated over Mahamedkhabib Kadzimahamedau of Belarus in the men’s freestyle 74kg gold medal match. Sidakov won 7-0 and took home the gold.

The U.S. prelim squad of Trevor Stewart, Randolph Ross, Bryce Deadmon and Vernon Norwood finished in a world-lead 2:57.77, advancing to the final

Allyson Felix is an accomplished track and field star who just added another medal to her incredible Olympic resume.

Julia Grosso’s deciding kick from the spot clinched a historic gold medal for Canada in women’s soccer, its first major international tournament victory.

In what appears to be an easy battle, Brazil’s women’s volleyball team destroyed Korea in three straight sets to head to the finals.

Valarie Allman tells In The Village host Elizabeth Beisel about the amazing depth of talent she sees among the more than 100 U.S. track and field athletes at the Tokyo Games.

Great Britain’s Kate French was all smiles as she stood at the top of the women’s modern pentathlon podium. Lithuania’s Laura Asadauskaite became the first woman to ever win two medals in this event.

Gable Steveson pulls off a two-point move as times expires to beat three-time wrestling world champion Geno Petriashvili and win gold! For more moments like this, watch Tokyo Gold daily starting at 11 a.m. ET on Peacock.

Japan’s Mukaida Mayu came back from a 4-0 deficit to beat China’s Pang Qianyu in the women’s wrestling 53kg freestyle.

Faith Kipyegon of Kenya repeated as Olympic 1500m champion while Dutchwoman Sifan Hassan’s bid to triple in the 5000m, 1500m and 10,000m came to an end at its penultimate stage.

Gus Kenworthy talks with Kara Lawson, the head coach of the U.S. women’s 3×3 basketball team that won gold in Tokyo, about the unique challenges of the sport. Then, the two play a game of PIG.

Alexandria City HS grad and sprinter Noah Lyles talks about pushing through the pain during Olympics training, and boxer Keyshawn Davis explains the satisfaction of finding challenging opponents on the world stage.

Uzbekistan’s Bekzod Abdurakhmonov had a strong performance against Kazakhstan’s Daniyar Kaisanov. Abdurakhmonov won the men’s wrestling freestyle 74kg bronze.