Pernille Blume, 27 (Danish swimmer)

This cutie is more than just eye candy — she’s also been constantly adding medals to her home country since the London 2012 Olympics. Just recently, she won a bronze in the 50-meter freestyle event. But I hate to break it to you guys, she’s already taken. Her partner of two years is Florent Manaudou of the French swimming team, and together, they make up one of the swimming world’s greatest couples to date. They may be representing different countries but when it comes to a show of support, the two never waivered.

Yuliya Levchenko, 23 (Ukrainian high jumper)

This head-turner is a 2017 World Championship silver medalist. She also competed at the 2015 World Championships. Will she bring home a medal at today’s finals?

Leticia Bufoni, 28 (Brazilian skateboarder)

If you thought skateboarding was only for tough guys who don’t mind being all sweaty on the pavement, the amazing performances of this Olympics’ amazing female skateboarders should put that misconception to rest. Leticia proves that girls can get down and dusty in the skate park and still be gorgeous. She started this sport at nine years old and began competing in the X Games, one of the most prestigious extreme sports events for skateboarders, at the age of 14. Since then, she has clinched 6 X Games gold medals.

Vivian Kong, 27 (Hong Kongese fencer)

Even though she’s got a sweet face, Vivian isn’t someone you’d want to mess with. This left-handed épée fencer is a title holder of the 2018 Asian Championships. She also holds the status of being the first fencer from Hong Kong to win a World Cup title when she won the FIE Women’s Epee World Cup in 2019.

Rebeca Andrade, 22 (Brazilian gymnast)

Rebeca instantly became a hero in her country after clinching a silver medal in the all-around competition for being the first Brazilian woman to ever reach the Olympic podium. After that, she gained two million followers on social media. But her winning streak couldn’t be stopped, it even led to her peak — she then bagged the gold medal in the vault finals.

Eliza McCartney, 24 (Kiwi pole vaulter)

This achiever is not new to the Olympics. Eliza bagged her first Olympic medal in the Rio 2016 event. Aside from that, she is the current record-holder for the continent of Oceania with 4.94m. In 2016, she placed second at the Commonwealth Games. But more than the victory you see from her in the TV, she is actually an inspiration to the youth. She successfully recovered from an Achilles tendon problem for the last three years. But here she is now, making her country proud. Way to go, Eliza!

Valentina Acosta Giraldo, 21 (Colombian archer)

Colombia has been blessing the world with amazing women, not only in Miss Universe pageants but also in the Olympics. This 21-year-old stunner competed in the women’s individual event of archery. Don’t ever mess with this beaut, cause she certainly knows how to hunt you with her piercing arrow.

Alica Schmidt, 22 (German runner)

Alica’s Olympic debut was not the sweetest journey as she prematurely ended her journey in the women’s 4×400-meter relay after her team got disqualified for making contact with the Jamaican team. Nevertheless, she said in her Instagram post that she couldn’t be more thankful for all the experiences she has gained in Tokyo. The track and field effortlessly made a name for herself after being dubbed as the “World’s Sexiest Athlete” by several websites.

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