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In the first week of the Games, the pommel horse specialist went viral for how he kept himself busy — cheering for teammates, carrying bags and seemingly napping— while he awaited his turn in ...

Stephen Nedoroscik was relatively unknown before he stepped into the spotlight at the 2024 Paris Olympics, competing in the ...

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Nedoroscik was swept up in the internet's Olympics obsession when he was labeled the "Pommel Horse Guy" in viral memes, later compared to Superman's Clark Kent for his zenned-out behavior.

Stephen Nedoroscik, the gymnast who became a breakout star on the pommel horse during the Olympics, is returning to television screens soon, joining the new season of “Dancing With the Stars.” ...

Stephen Nedoroscik is going from the pommel horse to the dance floor. The Olympic gymnast is joining the cast of Season 33 of "Dancing With the Stars," the show announced Thursday, Aug. 22.

In the first week of the Games, the pommel horse specialist went viral for how he kept himself busy — cheering for teammates, carrying bags and seemingly napping— while he awaited his turn in ...