How To Watch Pommel Horse Guy Stephen Nedoroscik Go for Gold at the Paris 2024 Olympics

There’s a new American hero at the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics and his name is Stephen Nedoroscik ! The pommel horse king became a viral internet sensation when he came through for Team USA at the Men’s Gymnastics Team Finals on Monday. Today, Stephen Nedoroscik will attempt to pommel his way to a Gold Medal in the Apparatus Finals. Will he whip off the glasses, Clark Kent-style, once more and become a superhero again? Can the United States of America get a gold medal in Men’s Gymnastics? Will a Rubik’s Cube make an appearance!?!? Will our pommel horse king ride to victory at the Olympics?

Fans of gymnastics know that our nation is no stranger to taking home Olympic gold. Earlier this week, Simone Biles helped clinch Team USA’s gold medal win for the Women’s Gymnastics Team Finals before taking home the gold for Women’s All-Around on Thursday. However, the boys have had a harder time bringing home medals from the Olympics.

Team USA’s Monday Men’s Team bronze medal win was the first time our male gymnasts had brought a medal home since 2008. While it was a team effort — thanks to the incredible combined performances of Brody Malone, Frederick Richard, Paul Juda, and Asher Hong — Americans quickly rallied around the group’s anchor, pommel horse specialist Stephen Nodorscik.

For the entire competition, Nodorscik was forced to hang back in his glasses and sweats, waiting for his one make-or-break performance for Team USA. Nodorscik not only delivered, but became a social media sweetheart.

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Obsessed with this guy on the US men's gymnastics team who's only job is pommel horse, so he just sits there until he's activated like a sleeper agent, whips off his glasses like Clark Kent and does a pommel horse routine that helps deliver the team its first medal in 16 years. pic.twitter.com/0D1ZqJjFa1

— Megan 📚 (@MegWritesBooks) July 29, 2024

Absolutely sick that America brought Stephen Nedoroscik, some nerd from Massachusetts, to Paris who’s sole purpose in life is to ball out on the pommel horse. And in the biggest moment of his life. He pommeled the FUCK out of that horse. Long live pommel horse guy #OlympicGames pic.twitter.com/DcX5GC7OWV

— Sam Stein (@chubbs260) July 29, 2024

Obsessed with Stephen Nedoroscik's partner and her bio being "Ms Pommel Horse" pic.twitter.com/UrOhc4Bery

— Matty🎗🏴‍☠️ (@_paradiigm) July 29, 2024

Now, after winning a bronze medal with the team, Stephen Nodoroscik has an opportunity to medal again in the pommel horse apparatus finals.

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Here’s everything you need to know about how to watch “pommel horse guy’s” final shot at Olympic gold…

When is the Men’s Pommel Horse Final at the 2024 Olympics?

Stephen Nodoroscik, aka Pommel Horse Guy, competes in the Men’s Pommel Horse Final today, Saturday, August 3, at 11:10 am EDT.

Where Can You Watch Stephen Nodoroscik’s Pommel Horse Routine?

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According to NBC’s official Olympics site, the Men’s Pommel Horse Final will only be available on digital. That is, you’ll have to stream it live on Peacock.

Who is Pommel Horse Guy? All About Stephen Nodoroscik

Stephen Nodoroscik is a 25-year-old American gymnast originally from Worcester, Massachusetts. He graduated from Penn State in 2020 with a degree in electrical engineering and he currently resides in Sarasota, Florida with long-time girlfriend Tess McCracken.

Nodoroscik won fans’ hearts with his nerdy vibe, which is not something he shies away from. On his Instagram , he regularly posts updates about how quickly he’s managed to solve Rubik’s Cubes.

According to girlfriend Tess McCracken , Nodoroscik’s glasses are simply those prescribed by his eye doctor. He has two eye conditions — strabismus and coloboma — which leaves him, in his own words , “cross-sighted.”

You can follow Nodoroscik on TikTok , the aforementioned Instagram, or X .

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