Brazilian Gymnast Flavia Saraiva Overcomes Injury to Secure Historic Olympic Medal

Saraiva competed with a black eye and bandaged face after a fall during warmups, leading Brazil to its first-ever women's gymnastics team medal.

Flavia Saraiva sustained a cut and black eye during warmups on the uneven bars at the Paris Olympics.
Despite the injury, she performed in all four events, scoring 13.666 on the uneven bars.
Saraiva's resilience and performance helped Brazil win a historic bronze medal in women's gymnastics.
Her teammate, Rebeca Andrade, also played a crucial role, with the team finishing behind the USA and Italy.
Fans and commentators praised Saraiva's determination and toughness in overcoming her injury.