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From: Towleroad  Tongan taekwondo athlete Pita Taufatofua , who caused a stir two weeks ago when he appeared during the Rio 2016 Opening Ceremonies shirtless and glistening with oil, made a repeat performance at last night’s closing ceremonies. Wrote Taufatofua on Instagram: “And now they know!!#WhereisTonga Congratulations to the best ever Tongan Olympic team! And to the beautiful people of Brazil for a Marvelous Olympics… We did it!” Taufatofua did not win a medal, but he became more famous than many who did, and was perhaps the most popular ambassador for Tonga that the nation has ever had. Sports Illustrated reports: “I was here because it took me 20 years to get here,” he said. “People thought I walked out with a shiny body and was an overnight success. F— that. … It was 20 years of work to walk out on that stage and be chosen as the flag bearer.” The crowd at Carioca Arena 3 chanted “Tonga! Tonga!” Saturday, at a volume that Taufatofua never imagined hearing before he got to Bra...

Pita Taufatofua competes in taekwondo and looked really good carrying the Tonga flag shirtless in the Opening Ceremony of the Rio Olympics. From: OutSports His name is Pita Taufatofua , and chances are you noticed him carrying the flag for Tonga in the Opening Ceremony of the Summer Olympic Games in Rio. Going shirtless in the warm Brazilian evening, he caught a lot of people's attention.  Taufatofua competes in taekwondo in the Olympics, in the over 80kg class. He is the first athlete from Tonga to ever compete in taekwondo in the Olympic Games. . His competition was not until Saturday, Aug. 20; It doesn't get much later than that. It makes it all the more cool that he carried the Tongan flag, given he had to wait and train in Rio for his competition.  Last year it was (then-closeted) gay swimmer Amini Fonua who carried the flag for Tonga in the Opening Ceremony. Fonua competed on Saturday, Aug. 4, in the 100-meter breaststroke.

For my Portugese speaking fans: "Assim é como fazemos em Tonga, mostramos nosso apreço aos trabalhadores com sorvete! Sim! Nós amamos o Brasil e amamos também os voluntários. Obrigado pelo ótimo trabalho que estão fazendo. Alguns de nós agradecemos o que vocês fazem por nós. Então, lhe oferecemos sorvete. A maneira mais fácil  de se fazer amizade é com sorvete. Ao voluntário  que está lá fora, molhando as quadras de tênis ou arrastando equipamentos debaixo de muito sol, sorvete seria uma ótima opção para todos. Muito obrigado voluntários! Muito obrigado Brasil!” ❤️🇹🇴😙 A video posted by Amini Fonua (@aminifonua) on Aug 19, 2016 at 8:44am PDT

One of the bravest athletes competing in Rio is also one of the sweetest. From: NewNowNext Out Tongan swimmer Amini Fonua spread cheer around the Olympic Village in Rio yesterday, handing out ice cream to the volunteers who’ve worked so tirelessly to keep things running there. “This is how we do in Tonga, show our appreciation to the workers with ice cream,” he said, handing an ice cream bar over to a volunteer maintaining the tennis courts. About to watch some beach volleyball bae-bee A photo posted by Amini Fonua (@aminifonua) on Aug 11, 2016 at 11:59am PDT Said Fonua: “We love you Brazil, we love the volunteers. Thank you for all the hard work you’re doing; some of us appreciate what you do for us. So we give you ice cream— the easiest way to make friends is with ice cream.” Walking away in search of another volunteer, Fonua added: “It’s hot, and he needed an ice cream. And a thank you.” For my Portugese speaking fans: "Assim é como fazemos em Tonga, mostramos nosso apreço aos...

*coconut oil sales shoot through the roof* From: NewNowNext   Pita Taufatofua , the beautiful Tonga flag bearer who quenched the thirst of millions when he walked into the Olympic Opening Ceremony, showed off his glistening muscles again on the Today show.  Speaking with Al Roker, 32-year-old professional taekwondo athlete revealed the coconut oil he was slathered in is actually a cultural tradition, as was the straw ta’ovala (Tongan mat) he had wrapped around his torso. “It was crazy. It was 20 years worth of work to get me there,” Taufatofua told Roker. “It was sort of surreal, hard to describe. It’s a crazy feeling.” Taufatofua appeared to have more to say but the interview cut quickly, as three ravenous female co-hosts including Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager, were anxious to get their hands on him. Check it out below:

From: Speed o Rex  Pita Taufatofua became an overnight sensation at the Rio 2016 Olympic games as he carried the flag of his home nation, Tonga, shirtless and lathered up on coconut oil.    Pita was born in Australia, of a Tongan father, and grew up on one of the Tongan islands.  He currently lives, trains, and works in New Zealand, while finishing a degree.  He is scheduled to compete in 80kg Taekwondo Saturday, August 20.  Until then, here are some pics to help you prepare. 

Or any LGBT athlete or person for that matter. From: OutSports Amini Fonua, a swimmer from Tonga, is one of the openly gay LGBT Olympians in Rio. DON'T OUT ANYONE!* *Or publish any identifying information that might lead to the person being inadvertently outed. When in doubt, leave it out, and double check with the athlete. Or pose on Grindr as someone you're not. That is all. Otherwise, you will need to see the ass of out swimmer Amini Founa: Yo @nicohines & @thedailybeast - if what you were looking for on Grindr was hot ass (and I don't see any other reason why you'd be on there) here you have mine in all its proud glory. Now, kiss it and fuck off 👅🖕🏼 #pride A photo posted by Amini Fonua (@aminifonua) on Aug 11, 2016 at 6:10pm PDT

From: Queerty OK, so we can’t stop fawning over Amini Fonua. The openly gay, 26-year-old Tongan competitive swimmer is our Olympic crush of the moment. He competed  in the men’s 100-meter breaststroke. And while he may not have won any medals this time around, he did win our hearts. At 6’0 and 174-pounds with sparkling green eyes, a full head of wavy brown hair and buttery olive complexion, Amini is one tall, lean drink of water. But don’t just take our word for it. See for yourselves. Dive Practice A photo posted by Amini Fonua (@aminifonua) on Aug 5, 2016 at 4:41am PDT Sunday morning Pt. 2 #latergram A photo posted by Amini Fonua (@aminifonua) on May 21, 2016 at 2:58pm PDT Lifeguard Papi 📷 by @brianthezebra A photo posted by Amini Fonua (@aminifonua) on Jul 16, 2016 at 5:59pm PDT #BTS of an exciting project I have coming up! Stay tuned 😊 📷 by @brianthezebra A photo posted by Amini Fonua (@aminifonua) on Jul 20, 2016 at 3:43pm PDT Snapped just before he broke the Internet 🇹🇴 A ph...

From: Wicked Gay Openly gay Tongan athlete Amini Fonua responded to that gross article from The Daily Beast that might have outed gay athletes today, and he did not come here to play! As an out gay athlete from a country that is still very homophobic, @thedailybeast ought to be ashamed #deplorable https://t.co/qzS9rDFJwx — Amini Fonua (@AminiFonua) August 11, 2016 Fonua competed in Rio in the men's 100-meter breaststroke, so he knows plenty of the athletes in Rio personally. He says what The Daily Beast did is dangerous, and called out the writer for putting people in harm's way in the name of "clickbait journalism." @NicoHines You fucking disgust me. Do you realize how many people's lives you just ruined without any good reason but clickbait journalism? — Amini Fonua (@AminiFonua) August 11, 2016 In case you didn't know, The Daily Beast ran an article written by a reporter who downloaded Grindr and wrote about the men he chatted with. The original pie...

Olympic swimmer Amini Fonua enjoys being an out gay man in swimming, and he proudly wears the label on his swimsuit. From: OutSports While Outsports has seen more male athletes come out in swimming over the last five years than almost any other sport, only two male swimmers in the Rio Olympics are publicly out. One of them is Tonga's Amini Fonua , who swam for Texas A&M and competed in the 2012 Olympics in London. Fonua received a swimsuit a while back from what was then called the Los Angeles Gay & Lesbian Center, complete with the name of the organization on the back of the swimsuit. Fonua has not shied away from wearing it wherever he can, but he's made it a point of doing so around other elite swimmers.  "I have worn that suit to every single practice leading up to Rio, because there's not a lot of diversity in swimming," Fonua told the Center's Jim Key. "It's a gentle reminder to everybody and myself that I'm different, and to take p...

Today's Dish is Amini Fonua (Tonga Swimming). You can follow him on Facebook , Twitter and Instagram . From: Deep Dish

Wearing his gay swimsuit. #Baewatch A video posted by Amini Fonua (@aminifonua) on Aug 1, 2016 at 5:08pm PDT