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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.

*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. 

From: Manhunt Daily  As you know – *ahem* – so yeah, we’re a little behind this week. Every goddamn blog (gay, straight, everybody else) is posting about the extreme sexy going on at the Olympics. It’s like the universe saw exactly how fucked up the setting was this year and decided to balance it out by having some of the most gobble-able men I have ever seen. There are men competing at Rio 2016 this August that make some of the sex beasts I blog about look like your sister’s husband. Let’s get into it. In no particular order, here’s 20 random Olympians from this summer’s games that will probably make you nut.   Kerron Clement Runner USA  Alex Naddour Gymnast USA  Cameron McEvoy Swimmer Australia   Rhys Howden Water Polo Australia  Alex Ranghieri Beach Volleyball Italy   Jake Dalton Gymnast USA   Devon Allen Track & Field USA  Jordan Burroughs Wrestling USA  Pita Taufatofua Taekwondo Tonga  Paul Bennett Rower Great Britain  Hansle Parchment Track & Field Jamaica  Tom Daley Dive...