China's Liu Yukun won the men's 50m 3 positions final, ahead of Ukraine's Serhiy Kulish and India's Swapnil Kusale.
This shooting discipline tests the marksmanship, precision and mental strength of the world's best shooters. Winning the men's 50m 3 positions final requires both incredible skill and sharp concentration. The 3 positions include shooters firing from kneeling, prone and standing.
The scoreboard was all over the place throughout the match, especially entering the final. But Liu pulled ahead for a lead, finishing with 463.6 points overall ahead of Kulish (461.3) and Kusale (451.4).
These Game are the first Olympics for Liu. His gold is China's sixth shooting medal in Paris and fourth shooting gold of these Games. Both are the most of any country in these Olympics.
Kulish won silver for Ukraine's second medal of the Olympics. The medal serves as redemption for Kulish who was eliminated in eighth place in the same event in Tokyo after mistakenly shooting the target of a rival competitor when a button on his suit came undone.
Kusale's bronze medal is India's third medal of Paris — all of which have come in shooting.
Americans Ivan Roe and Rylan Kissell finished in 20th and 38th in qualifying respectively.
Results: Men's 50 meter rifle 3 position
🥇 Liu Yukun (CHN)
🥈 Serhiy Kulish (UKR)
🥉 Swapnil Kusale (IND)