The inaugural Olympic breaking competition is in the books. It all wrapped up on Saturday at La Concorde with the men's event.

Canada's Phillip Kim (B-Boy Phil Wizard) won the first-ever men's breaking gold medal, taking down France's Danis Civil (B-Boy Danny Dann) in the gold medal battle.

"I am over the moon right now," Phil Wizard said. "I don’t really believe it.

It still feels very surreal. It went by very fast. It feels like a dream.

American Victor Montalvo (B-Boy Victor) finished third with a win in the bronze battle over Japan's Shigeyuki Nakarai (B-Boy Shigekix).

In case you missed the women's competition: On Friday, Japan's Ami Yuasa (B-Girl Ami) took down Lithuania's Dominika Banevic (B-Girl Nicka) in the gold medal battle to become breaking's first-ever Olympic gold medalist on the women's side. China's Liu Qingyi (B-Girl 671) took bronze after overpowering India Sardjoe (B-Girl India) in the bronze battle.

Note, if you're new to breaking: In breaking, you will often see athletes referred to by both their full name and their "B-Boy" or "B-Girl" names (ex. B-Boy Phil Wizard, B-Girl Logistx). On first reference, you will see both names used. On second reference, you will often see the B-Boy and B-Girl names used on their own.

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Phil Wizard, who entered as a top medal contender, produced a dazzling performance to overpower Frenchman Dany Dann and capture the first Olympic gold medal ever awarded for men's breaking.

Phil Wizard, the 2022 world champion, finished second to Victor at the 2021 and 2023 world championships but reigned supreme on Saturday, as Victor fell in the semifinal to Dany Dann. The Canadian star began breaking at age 13 while watching a street show in his hometown of Vancouver, and now is his sport's first Olympic champion.

"I connect with the people really well," Phil Wizard said. "I am a freestyler, and I do not plan things before. I allow the music and the moment to take me over, and because of that spontaneity it can be magic."

Phil Wizard's seemingly supernatural power moves, smooth transitions and unlimited energy overwhelmed home-nation favorite Dany Dann for a one-sided 3-0 win in the final.

The 27-year-old busted out even more moves after the results were announced to let the loud crowd know that he still had plenty left in the tank even after a grueling day of battles in hot conditions at la Concorde.

Reuters contributed to this report.

Victor toppled Shigekix in the bronze medal battle, 3-0, to earn the first breaking Olympic medal for the U.S., a bronze. After falling to Dany Dann in the semi, Victor rose to the occasion on the stage at La Concorde to collect the medal and make history for American breaking.

"I'm going home with a bronze medal, and it is amazing," Victor said. "I said to myself I needed to come back with something, and I did.

It just feels surreal to me. It is like, wow, I just won a medal for breaking. It has not hit me yet.

Victor was first introduced to breaking at six years old by his father Victor Bermudez and his uncle Hector Bermudez, who helped to popularize breaking in Mexico in the late 1980s. After world titles in 2021 and 2023, he is now an Olympic medalist in the Games' newest sport.