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Canadian B-boy Phil Wizard wins first men's Olympic breaking gold

  • Canadian B-boy Phil Wizard won the first men’s Olympic breaking gold, defeating host-country favorite Danis Civil by winning all three rounds and earning 23 of 27 judges' votes.
  • Phil Wizard expressed hope that his win “opens doors for people,” emphasizing the dedication of competitors to the underappreciated sport.
  • He highlighted the importance of “style and originality” in breaking, urging viewers to continue watching and understanding the dance.
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Philip Kim, also known as “Phil Wizard,” is the first and, until further notice, only male Olympic Breaking Champion. The 27-year-old World Cup runner-up from Canada beat Frenchman Dany Dann 3-0 and a total of 23:4 jury points at the Olympic premiere of the breakdancer on the Place de la Concorde in downtown Paris on Saturday. Bronze went to American Victor Montalvo. On Friday, Japanese woman Ami Yuasa won gold among the women. She and Kim will …

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Canada's Phil (Wizard) Kim captures first Olympic gold medal in men's breaking

PARIS — Phil Kim was the first, and for the foreseeable future, the only Olympic champion in men's breaking. The 27-year-old from Vancouver, known in his breaking circles as B-Boy Phil Wizard, captured gold at Place de la Concorde on Saturday.

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Krem2 News broke the news in Spokane, United States on Friday, August 9, 2024.
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