There are just a handful of days remaining in the 2016 Summer Olympics, but the upsets are still coming in waves, producing plenty of winners and losers in Rio de Janeiro on Day 11.
One of the biggest winners came in one of the final events of the night, as Omar McLeod became the first Jamaican to win gold in the 110-meter hurdles.
While some of his competitors barreled through several hurdles, McLeod ran a flawless race. If he did clip a hurdle, it wasn't enough to affect him, and he strode to victory by 0.12 seconds.