Did anyone know anything about gymnastics or the pommel horse before yesterday? Probably not. But today, we would all lay our lives on the line for Steve, the nerdy pommel horse hero. During the men’s gymnastics at the Olympics, Steve captured hearts worldwide with his nerdy charm and impeccable performance. He entered, took off his glasses, conquered the pommel horse, and left with a medal. Here’s to the unexpected hero we didn’t know we needed!
The whole internet is buzzing about Steve Nedoroscik, an American gymnast from Worcester, Massachusetts, who has become everyone’s favorite pommel horse specialist. Steve is part of the United States men’s national gymnastics team and has a unique story that sets him apart.
Meet Your New Favorite Gymnast
Steve Nedoroscik hails from Worcester, Massachusetts, where he started gymnastics as a child. He used to climb walls and furniture, prompting his parents to enroll him in a local gymnastics center. Initially competing in all six apparatuses, he realized he excelled on the pommel horse in high school and decided to specialize. And the rest, as they say, is history!
Laugh Out Loud: The Best Steve Nedoroscik Memes
Not a sleeper agent! I’m crying:
“Obsessed with this guy on the US men’s gymnastics team whose only job is pommel horse, so he just sits there until he’s activated like a sleeper agent, whips off his glasses like Clark Kent, and does a pommel horse routine that helps deliver the team its first medal in 16 years.”
It’s a full-time job:
“Me liking every tweet about Steve the pommel horse hero and his glasses.”
I wasn’t asleep!
“my dad ‘watching tv’ any time after 8pm.”
It’s giving pommel horse Ken:
“Obsessed with this one guy on the US men’s gymnastics team who looks like he’s getting his PhD in anthropology and his only job is pommel horse.”
King behavior!
“Taking off your glasses to perform a near-perfect routine on the pommel horse is so metal.”
my religion is Steve:
“I know nothing about gymnastics, and here I am living and dying with whether this nerdy guy named Steve can pommel that horse. The Olympics are a curse.”
Glasses needed!
“Stephen Nedoroscik on the sideline vs. Stephen Nedoroscik on the pommel horse.”
You know that pommel horse is terrified:
“Stephen Nedoroscik hearing it’s finally time for pommel horse.”
Our hero!
“I stay on this godforsaken app because every now and then I’m gifted with a phenomenon like pommel horse man. I didn’t know who he was two hours ago, and now he is a national hero. I’m a patriot, but only for pommel horse man.”
Love you, glasses man:
“2 days before Olympics: wait, the guys do gymnastics too? I kind of forgot.Day Olympics begins: I am more nervous about this guy’s pommel horse routine than I was before my wedding. I will die for glasses man.”
A life-defining moment:
“When my kid is watching the future Olympics with me and asks me if I remember where I was when Stephen Nedoroscik got on that pommel horse.”
Not the pommel horse fanfics:
“Did you hear that sound? It’s dozens of romance writers opening a blank word doc after seeing this guy take off his glasses and do his thing on the pommel horse.”
I want peace:
“How your email finds me.”
Little dork:
“Well, I guess I’m obsessed with that little dork from Worcester who just showed up at men’s gymnastics just for the pommel horse and went absolutely psycho on it.”
This guy is a legend:
“To truly understand Stephen Nedoroscik’s nerd credentials, you need to know that he is in Paris for the Olympics and posting to his Instagram story about solving a Rubik’s cube in under 10 seconds.”
But a nerd who slays:
“Can only imagine what it’s like to be Steve, having just done the most important routine of your career and clinching a medal for the US, to find that you’ve gone viral for being really good at pommel horse but much more so for looking like an absolute nerd.”
In Ms. Pommel Horse we trust:
“Obsessed with Stephen Nedoroscik’s partner and her bio being ‘Ms. Pommel Horse’.”
He really ate:
“Stephen Nedoroscik said ‘I can’t see shit but y’all are about to see some shit’ and then delivered on the pommel horse.”
It’s the most wonderful time of the year x:
“Do I know anything about the Pommel Horse? No.Was I sitting at my desk stressed out about an electrical engineer from Penn State’s ability to perform a good routine at 2 pm on a Monday? Yes.Happy Olympics.
I learned the best interview habits to land my dream job by practicing with the Meta Quest 3
This is a serious game-changer.
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