They Both Came First, But There Was Only One Medal! ❤️🏅
Published January 9, 2026
This video has 305K views and 5.38K likes, ranking #4,620,597 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.
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305,678
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5,387
Comments
77
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In the 2021 Tokyo Olympics men's high jump final, Qatar's Mutaz Essa Barshim and Italy's Gianmarco Tamberi both cleared 2.37 meters but failed at 2.39 meters, tying for gold. Facing a jump-off, Barshim asked officials, "Can we have two golds?" — they agreed, creating a historic shared gold medal moment symbolizing spor…
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- January 9, 2026
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