Qatar’s Mutaz Barshim and Italy’s Gianmarco Tamberi made the world weep when they shared their win at the Men’s High Jump, which was one of the most defining     1     (moment) at this year’s Tokyo Olympics.

After     2     (match) performances that led the pair to a tie, instead     3     choosing a jump-off (加赛决胜负) as would usually be custom, Barshim asked the judge     4     it was possible to share the gold medal. The judge agreed.

In     5     (emotion) and joyful scenes that followed, the two embraced in a jump hug—a scene     6     has been called the “best moment of Tokyo 2020” on social media.

Speaking to the media, Barshim said, “I know for a fact that for the performance I did, I deserve that gold. He     7     (do) the same thing, so I know he deserved that gold.” He added, “This is beyond sport. This is the message we deliver to     8     young generation.” Meanwhile, Tamberi said, “Sharing with a friend was even more beautiful; it was just magical.”

Barshim later took to Twitter, where alongside posting a photo with him and Tamberi, he said, “What is     9     (good) than one gold? TWO!!” A win shared is     10     (clear) a win made much sweeter.