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US Ends 64-Year Gold Medal Drought in Men’s Four Rowing Triumph

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US breaks 64-year gold medal drought in men's four rowing


The U.S. rowing team clinched victory in the 2,000-meter race with a dramatic finish. Despite a fierce challenge from New Zealand in the final moments, the American quartet crossed the line with a time of 5:49:03. They were less than a second ahead of the determined Kiwi team.

Securing the bronze medal, Great Britain rounded out the podium. As Michael Grady, Nick Mead, Justin Best, and Liam Corrigan received their gold medals, their emotions were palpable. This victory marks the first rowing gold for U.S. Olympians in the past eight years, signaling a significant achievement for the team.