There were many great performances to cheer at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio, but the games also had their unfortunate issues and ugly events.
Rio Olympics: The Great, The Not-So Good, And The Ugly
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U.S. gymnast Simone Biles, 19, wowed audiences and judges with her dynamic and creative performances -- earning her four gold medals.
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Scandal broke out in Brazil when four U.S. swimmers, led by multimedal winner and veteran Olympian Ryan Lochte, claimed they had been robbed by gunmen posing as police as the athletes returned to the Olympic village. Rio police used security-camera footage to show a different story of the swimmers vandalizing a gas station before paying security guards for the damage that contradicted the made-up story that angered Brazilians and forced the U.S. athletes to apologize.
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Fifty-eight-year-old Briton Nick Skelton gave older generations a thrill when he rode his horse Big Star to a gold medal win in the individual-jumping equestrian event. He was the oldest gold-medal winner since 1908.
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Corruption surfaced at the Olympics when International Olympic Committee member Pat Hickey, of Ireland, was arrested and jailed by police for scalping tickets. (file photo)