Stephen Nedoroscik is giving off a Clark Kent look and is the USA's superhero at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
The 25-year-old is a pommel horse specialist for the United States gymnastics team and his performance in the all-around finals was the difference in the country medaling for the first time since 2008.
Nedoroscik wears glasses that have gotten some Clark Kent comparisons at the Olympic Games. It's fitting that he was in a position to be Superman for Team USA on Monday.
Here's all you need to know about Nedoroscik and his Olympic routine.
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Who is Stephen Nedoroscik?
Nedoroscik is a pommel horse specialist for Team USA, who is going viral for both his look and his Olympic routine.
I'm really hyped about the men's gymnastics team this year for the first time in a while. I'm watching all the prelims and they're so infectious and hitting hard!
— Ⓒ (@indaeo) July 27, 2024
When Stephen Nedoroscik Clark Kented himself, I was like LET'S GOO! pic.twitter.com/OEaq3mjujD
The 25-year-old wears glasses around the mat, giving off a Clark Kent look. He doesn't, however, wear the glasses during his pommel horse routine.
If you're wondering why he doesn't wear contact lenses, Nedoroscik wears glasses for comfort and superstitious reasons, according to the Olympics. He is said to have gotten glasses as a gift from a friend.
Nedoroscik played a major role for the United States during Day 3 of the 2024 Summer Games. His performance put the men's gymnastics team on the podium for the first time since 2008.
Stephen Nedoroscik pommel horse routine
Nedoroscik scored a 14.866 in his pommel horse routine during the men's artistic gymnastics all-around final. It lifted Team USA onto the podium, winning bronze at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Stephen Nedoroscik had to score big on pommel horse for Team USA in the last rotation…
— NBC Olympics & Paralympics (@NBCOlympics) July 29, 2024
AND HE DID. 🤯
📺: NBC and Peacock pic.twitter.com/hkhiHpovyh
He was the anchor for Team USA, sealing the deal for the medal-winning team. He was in the same position that Sasha Artemev was in during the 2008 Olympics.
In the 2008 Olympic men's gymnastics team final, Sasha Artemev, in his lone routine of the event and the last U.S. routine overall, hit pommel horse to clinch bronze. Minutes from now, Stephen Nedoroscik may face the same scenario to win first U.S. men's team medal since 2008.
— Nick Zaccardi (@nzaccardi) July 29, 2024
Stephen Nedoroscik nickname
Nedoroscik has been referred to as Clark Kent recently, but his nickname growing up was much different. His nickname was "spider monkey."
Stephen Nedoroscik's nickname growing up was "spider monkey."
— Jaron May (@jaron_may) July 27, 2024
The Massachusetts native is living up to that name as the first single event specialist to ever make the US Olympic team.
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