Carl Lewis Carl Lewis won nine Olympic gold medals and one silver across four Olympic Games (1984–1996), matching Paavo Nurmi’s record. Dominating long jump and sprinting, he won gold in the long jump four times consecutively (1984–1996), a feat matched only in throwing events. He also won the 100m, 200m, and 4x100m relay at the 1984 Los Angeles Games. Lewis held world records in the 100m and long jump and was known for his elegance, consistency, and clutch performances. A vocal advocate for clean sport, he criticized doping in athletics. Lewis also competed in the NFL and pursued acting. His longevity and excellence across multiple disciplines made him a global track icon. Revered for his professionalism and determination, Lewis remains a benchmark for Olympic greatness and versatility.
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