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This awesome photo, snapped by photographer Jerome Brouillet after Round 3 of the men's surfing competition at the Paris Olympics on July 30, blew up on social media as the most epic shot of the surfing event at the games.

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After finishing the race, Brazilian athlete Gabriel Medina jumps out of a huge wave with his surfboard, raising his fingers to the sky as if both he and the board were floating in the air. The photo got people talking online, and some were even wondering, "Did they use AI to make this photo?"

The guy in the picture is Medina, a 30-year-old Brazilian surfer. He's won the World Surf League championship thrice in 2014, 2018, and 2021 and came fourth in the 2021 Tokyo Olympics. At the Paris Olympics, he scored a 9.9 in the men's surfing competition, which is the highest single surf score in Olympic history, and it got him through to the Round of 8.

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The surfing events for the Paris Olympics took place in Tahiti, an archipelago in French Polynesia, located in the South Pacific Ocean, approximately 10,000 miles away from Paris. Tahiti's Tia Hoop is a renowned surf spot with massive 12- to 15-meter waves that provide ideal conditions for athletes, but there are also significant diving reefs hidden beneath the waves, posing a major safety risk for the competitors. Consequently, Tia Hoop has been recognized as one of the top ten deadliest surfing spots, with at least five surfers losing their lives there since 2000.

The surfing competition at the Paris Olympics featured 24 male and 24 female surfers. China's first Olympic surfer, Yang Siqi, participated and advanced to the round of 16 after defeating Peru's Aguirre in the second round of the competition.