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Jessie Owens the son of a sharecropper and the grandson of a slave. Amazed every one by doing something that people couldn’t do by getting four gold medals in the 1936 Olympics

I picked this moment because there was a lot raciasm then and despite all of it he still actived something amazing for that time.

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Usain Bolt won the mens 4x100m relay, mens 200m, and the mens 100m all of them where played in the 2016 Rio Olympics. Also another story is in the 2012 Olympic games in the 100 meter race he ran it in 9.63 seconds which was a knew Olympic world record and This is my favorite athlete because I like to watch this sport with my family and friends. Also he is my favorite athlete because even if I fail then I need to just keep trying and practicing so I can get better at things like sports or school and he inspires me to try new things too.http://www.clickittefaq.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/bolt-5-768x432.jpg

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a crowd shocked in the lighting of the 1996 olympic cauldron as muhammed Ali steps onto the stage to light it when years ago he was diagnosed with a progress case of Parkinson's disease which is a disease that slowly over time shuts down your motor reflexes during the ceremony you could see his whole body shaking in the struggle i picked this because muhammed Ali is like you said inspirational because he had the best boxing record in history with only five consecutive losses in a impressive 61 fight 11 year careerhttp://www.newsmax.com/CMSPages/GetFile.aspx?guid=7c76334a-d177-47e4-8c9a-b2f8dad7f294&SiteName=Newsmax&maxsidesize=500

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Jesse Owens 1936 summer olympics in Berlin. He won a total of four gold medals it upset the Germans but he kept running.  It happened in Berlin, Germany.  This was my favorite olympic moment because Jesse Owens went to Berlin despite the hate of the germans, He is one of the most famous track athletes, and because this is my favorite sport.

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On 8/26/16 Simone Biles was welcomed home in Houston TX by cheerleaders, a band, and even a police escort. This is my favorite moment because what feeling is a better feeling than being welcomed home after a long time away,

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Al Oerter was a US track and field athlete. In the 1964 Olympics he suffered from torn rib cartilage and muscles as well as a pinched cervical nerve in his neck that required him to wear a brace he got through the pain setting a personal best and Olympic record before barely able to walk off the field. In the 1968 he beat his personal best and set another olympic record becoming the first track and field athlete to win four straight gold medals in one event. It was my favorite olympic moment because he fought through the pain and set a

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Paul De grasse

Rio olympics 2016

I picked him because almost every year he almost beats bolt just like in the olympics but what I think is so good about it is that it shows that you won't win every time and that you're not the best at everything.But you can’t just give up and stop trying you have to push your some to be the best and be great.But to do that you have to want it.

Andre De Grasse/Usain Bolt (ENTIRE) - MEN's 100m FINAL -Track ...

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USA olympic Basket ball team has now won 3 straight golds, they struggled to get the gold this year because Europe put up a huge fight in the championship. Which makes this USA's 15 consecutive title. Kevin Durant led the attack for the USA, contributing 30 points and brining down 15 rebounds in the championship. But in the end USA came up with the gold. This is my favorite stories because i love to watch basketball and i think it is cool to see these players play together on the USA team even though they are on different teams in the NBA.

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Simone biles was a young lady who while on the balance beam she slipped and fell, But shockingly she still got a bronze medal, This actually happened in 2016 at the rio olympics, This is one of my favorite Olympic moments because evan after she fell (Messed up) on the balance beam, she still got a Bronze medal witch means out of all the contestants she got in the top three, I think the judges realized that it was just a little slip up, and I think they thought that they should not let one little thing judge her WHOLE performance. And thats why I think this i sone of the great Olympic moments that we have had so far.

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One of my favorite moments in the olympics was this year at the 2016 olympics in rio. It was the U.S men's volleyball team playing for bronze against russia's olympic volleyball team, the US was down 2-0 sets and there weren't looking to good some of them were even convinced they weren't going to get the bronze medal, but they came back! They won the bronze medal, they pushed through,  their energy came out of nowhere! To me this is awesome because I play volleyball and I know that when you're down by a lot it can be hard to get yourself and your team to be positive and to be confident and finish out strong.

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Joannie Jochette Competed in the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. She was competing in the ice skating divison. She gave the most emotional performance to ever hit the stage. Not only did she go out their and win the hearts with her dance she did this only 4 days after she lost her mother to a sudden heart attack. She won bronze and detacated it to her late mother

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wayde van neriek beat the world record for the 400 yard sprint in lane 8. this is my favorite moment because it is completely unheard of and i watch it with my dad and hung out with him watching this.

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Meryl Davis and Charlie White are the 2014 winter olympic champions for ice dancing, after winning the silver in 2012. They were the first american ice dancers to win the olympic gold. I chose this because I'm a figure skater and that was a big accomplishment for USA's figure skating team.

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Simone Biles is a african american gymnast born March 14th, 1997. Simone was in the individual all-around, vault and floor gold medalist. Simone won 4 gold medals during the 2016 rio Olympics. My favorite moment of Simone Biles is when she won her forth medal because of the excitement you could see she had.

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Usain Bolt was in the 2016 olympics. He won 3 medals in the  men's 4x100m relay, men's 200m and the men's 100m. His relays were the only ones I watched. Bolt won the medals on day 9, 12, and 13 of the olympics. I like how he won three medals and he won two medals in one day.

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Alfred Hajos, in the first ever international Olympics held in Athens in 1896 won the very first gold medal in Olympic swimming for Hungary. I chose this because being able to say "I did this first" is something that I (and a lot of others) would cherish and love the privilege of having

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During the 5000 meter race, in the 2016 Rio Olympics,  2 competitors named Abbey D'Agostino & Nikki Hamblin collided. They ran into each other about 3200 meters into the race, then continued to finish the race together even though  Abbey tore her anterior cruciate knee ligament. I like this moment in Olympic history because it shows that people care for other people, even when they’re competing against them

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US runner Abbey D’Agostino and Nikki Hamblin of New Zealand

were at 3,000 meters in the 5,000 meter race in the Rio 2016 olympics and they collided, Nikki fell down and Abbey saw that Nikki was hurt. so she stopped and helped her up. This is my favorite olympic moment Because, I thought it was really cool that even though they were from different countries the US runner helped the girl up when she could have gotten ahead in the race.

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Sports are not just about winning and losing but it is also about what kind of a sports person you are and how you handle your contemporaries and this is the reason why awards like sportsmanship and fair play awards are giving.

Rio will be ending tomorrow, in this 17 day of play he have seen numbers of winners, losers and events, I am sure we all will remember the gold medal winners and those injuries. But there were some heroes in Rio also who will be remembered for year to come.

And two such player was Abbey D'Agostino and Nikki Hamblin. The International Fair Play Committee (CIFP), with the support of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), presented them with Fair Play awards for two separate acts of selflessness and exemplary sportsmanship.
What was the incident?
New Zealand runner Nikki Hamblin tripped and fell to the ground during the 5,000m race, accidentally bringing American D'Agostino down behind her with around 2,000m to go. The 24-year-old D'Agostino was quick to get up again, yet instead of carrying on with her race she stopped to help the stricken Hamblin to her feet, encouraging her to join her in attempting to finish the race. However, during her tumble, D'Agostino suffered an ankle injury, slowing the runner down, but Hamblin sportingly hung back to in return offer her encouragements. The two women went on to complete the race together.

The duo have now been hailed as the "Real Winners of Rio."

"The thing about that moment was everything happened so fast. And it's just, all I know is I got up and my first instinct was 'OK, turn around, we gotta finish this,'" D'Agostino, told "I don't think that was me, I think that was literally the spirit of God in me, like, 'Let's go.'" D'Agostino maintains it was Christ in her who took action.

"Although my actions were instinctual at that moment, the only way I can and have rationalized it is that God prepared my heart to respond that way," D'Agostino said. "This whole time here, He's made clear to me that my experience in Rio was going to be about more than my race performance-and as soon as Nikki got up I knew that was it."
Watch the videos here
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Abbey D'Agostino and Nikki Hamblin get Rio fair play awards after giving Olympic Gold for helping each other

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Sports are not just about winning and losing but it is also about what kind of a sports person you are and how you handle your contemporaries and this is the reason why awards like sportsmanship and fair play awards are giving. Rio will be ending tomorrow, in this 17 day of play he have ...

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Jesse Owens was an african american boy who got noticed by the track and field coach and was pulled off the playground and told to start practicing. In 1936 during the Olympics held in Berlin, Germany Jesse Owens showed up and won a total of four gold medals. This upset hitler because someone of a race he considered to be less than human was able to beat his pure bred Germans. I found this inspirational because even at a time of segregation and hatred he fought hard and showed the world what he could do.

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Usain Bolt was the winner of the 100m,200m in the us Olympics.He won 3 gold metals.He won his first metal in 2012,then he won his second gold metal in 2016 and later on he won the mens 4times100 relay in Rio2016. Thats my favorite moment because he won 2 metals in only one day and that the last time he going to be competing in track or field.

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Usain St Leo Bolt OJ CD is a retired Jamaican sprinter and world record holder in the 100 metres, 200 metres and 4 × 100 metres relay. His reign as Olympic Games champion in all of these events spans multiple Olympics. Due to his achievements and dominance in sprint competition, he is widely considered to be the ...

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Shaunae Miller dives over the finish line to win gold

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Shaunae Miller dives over the finish line to win gold

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In the 2016 RIO Olympics Shaunae Miller gives it all she's got to get over the finish line and win the gold in the last moments of the Women's 400m Final. This is my favorite moment because even though she stumbled she lunged over the finish line not giving up even though she fell.

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Michael Phelps and Joseph Schooling raced against each other in the 2016 Rio olympics, When Joseph was a young boy he had always wanted to be like Michael Phelps when he got older. In the 2016 olympics Joseph was representing Singapore and beat Micheal in the 100 meter Butterfly. Michael did not mind losing to him because he was the one who inspired him to do great things. This is inspirational for me because it shows you can always make your dreams become a reality.
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Derek Redmond was favored to win the 400m race in the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. Then when he was only 250 meters from the finish line he tore his hamstring, but he got back up and started to hobble towards the finish line. His father fought through security to help his son finish the race. This is my favorite moment because he didn't give up when he tore his hamstring he kept going and finished the race with his dad.

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Jim Thorpe was in the 1912 olympics. He won 2 gold medals in the pentathlon and decathlon. In the summer of 1912 olympics. He finished first in 8 of the 15 individual event, including the discus throw, the long jump, the highjump and the 200 meter dash. This is one of my favorite olympic moments because of how he can finish first in 8 of the 15 events.