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Xinhua News Agency, Paris, August 7 (Reporter Cao Yi Bo) The skateboarding event of the Paris Olympics came to an end on the 7th. In the final men's skateboarding bowl final, Australian star Palmer withstood the impact of many Brazilian and American athletes and successfully defended his title with 93.11 points in the first round.

Tokyo Olympic champion Palmer performed well in the men's skateboarding bowl preliminaries that day. He scored a high score of 93.78 in the third round, ranking first among all 22 players in the preliminaries. In the final, the 21-year-old Palmer continued his good form and scored a high score of 93.11 in the first slide. Although Palmer made mistakes in the last two rounds, the wonderful performances of American Schar, Brazilian players Akiou and Barros in the last two rounds failed to shake his leading position. Palmer thus achieved two consecutive championships in this event since skateboarding entered the Olympics.

Schar skated 92.23 points in the second round of the final and won the silver medal; Akio won the bronze medal with 91.85 points in the third round.

At this point, all skateboarding events at the Paris Olympics have ended. The Japanese team won the men's and women's street style gold medals, and the Australian team won the men's and women's bowl pool gold medals.

Chinese athlete Cui Chenxi took fourth place in the women's street final, which is the best result for the Chinese team in skateboarding at this Olympics; 11-year-old Zheng Haohao ranked 18th in the women's bowl pool. (Finish)