Mo Farah has made history by becoming the first British track and field athlete to win three Olympic gold medals. And he achieved that despite falling over halfway through the 10,000m final in Rio.
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It was a heart-in-mouth moment for all Mo fans.
But because this is Mo Farah we're talking about, he dusted himself off and got about the business of winning the race, which he did by powering past Paul Tanui of Kenya on the home straight.
Just a reminder this is after almost 25 laps. A-mazing.
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People who had stayed up to watch the race in the middle of the night UK time were full of admiration.
"I get knocked down, but I get up again. You are never gonna keep me down.” Mo Farah’s got a new tune. #Olympics
When you fall over mid race and still win Olympic Gold 😂 @Mo_Farah is the King!
If you fall down, get right back up again. What a performance by @Mo_Farah to win #Gold.
Mo Farah! The man with the plan!! Got up & handled his Biz!! Righto GB!!
Wow! Mo Farah plays with the opposition by rolling around on the track, gets up and still wins gold. What an extraordinary athlete.
It was an unbelievable victory from Farah, who said he wanted to win for his family.
The 33-year-old's wife and oldest daughter were in the stadium cheering him on.
Ominously for Farah's rivals, he's back on the track on Wednesday to defend his 5,000m title from London 2012.
But whatever happens, you're already a legend. Congratulations, Mo!
