American hurdler Craig Robinson faced one of the most embarrassing moments of his career at the Golden Spike athletics meet in the Czech Republic. During the 400-meter hurdles, he suffered a wardrobe malfunction when his shorts ripped, causing him to frequently adjust his attire mid-race. Nevertheless, the 24-year-old athlete won the gold medal with a time of 48.05 seconds, showcasing incredible mental strength.

Footage from the race revealed that Robinson clearly felt the rip in his shorts during the sprint phase and attempted to adjust them multiple times to avoid any indecency. Ultimately, he abandoned his attempts to cover up and sprinted through the finish line, collapsing onto the track with a wry smile. This incident has rapidly spread on social media, with some users jokingly calling it the 'most open victory.'

In the same event, Swedish pole vault star Armand Duplantis won with a height of 6.13 meters but failed to break his own recently set record of 6.28 meters, as he missed three attempts at 6.29 meters.