Paris 2024 Trampoline: Ivan Litvinovich makes history as first man to win back-to-back Olympic titles - full results

It was an thrilling men’s trampoline final at the Olympic Games Paris 2024, as reigning Olympic champion Ivan Litvinovich came out on top to clinch the gold medal and become the first man in history to take two Olympic golds in the discipline.

His gravity-defying routine was solid, landing him a score of 63.090 to finish 1.2 points ahead of second place.

“I was quite anxious and nervous,” he said about going into the competition.

“My coach helped me a lot. I was also listening to music before my routines. I felt I was fully prepared to show my best today.”

And with that, he did.

People’s Republic of China’s Wang Zisai won the silver with a score of 61.890 and teammate Yan Langyu clinched the bronze with 60.950.

After the competition, Zisai couldn’t contain his excitement, saying: “I was pretty surprised by the final result that I got: the silver medal. I wasn’t able to control my facial expressions, because I was just so happy about the result.”

Teammate Langyu also said “I’m super happy with the medal,” but added that he “put a lot of pressure on myself [today] and as a result I wasn’t able to perform to my best today. But I think that's completely normal, because we all make mistakes”.

And now, to celebrate, he comically said: “I just want to eat as much as possible."

France’s Pierre Gouzou had a notable performance in front of a home crowd that erupted with a sea of cheers and French flags when he hit his final trick.

The final took place in front of a loud and lively audience at the Bercy Arena, where just more than 24 hours prior, Simone Biles clinched a historic all-around gold in the women’s artistic gymnastics.

Trampoline: Men's podium

Gold: Ivan Litvinovich, AIN

Silver: Wang Zisai, People’s Republic of China

Bronze: Yan Langyu, People’s Republic of China