Michael Phelps took home his 8th gold medal at the
2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. The U.S. Swimmer broke Mark Spitz's record of 7 gold medals, the most ever one at one Olympic Games. This time, Michael Phelps shared the gold medal with his teammates - the U.S. won the 4×100m medley relay.
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4 Comments on "Michael Phelps' 8th Gold Medal in the 2008 Olympic Games"
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,he was and also he is and he will awesome forever.thanks for the nice news.
I don't know where did he get his strength that he is still in perfect condition after event after event
his my idol now
His feat is truly amazing. More so if we consider the fact that countries like our, with a population of millions, still do not have a single gold medal to their name.
Except for a few controversies, this year’s Summer Games is running smoothly. China has been piling up on the golds in the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics Medal Count/Tally since day one. And the US and the rest are having a hard time catching up.
Latest Medal Count/Tally of the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics
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