Filipino gymnast wins Olympic gold medal — and a house

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When Filipino gymnast Carlos Yulo edged reigning Olympic and world champion Artem Dolgopyat of Israel Saturday in the men's artistic gymnastics floor exercise final, he won more than just a gold medal. 

He won a fully furnished house, too.

Yulo, 24, finished with a score of 15.000, narrowly defeating Dolgopyat and his score of 14.966. Great Britain's Jake Jarman took the bronze with a score of 14.933. 

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Real estate corporation Megaworld announced the incentive and prize in an Aug. 1 statement. 

"This 2024, we are celebrating our 100th year of participating in the Olympic Games, and what a way to celebrate this milestone than by recognizing the superb competitive spirit of our newest Olympic gold medalist and welcoming them to McKinley Hill," Megaworld President Lourdes Gutierrez-Alfonso said in the statement.

Carlos Yulo, center, beat defending world and Olympic floor exercise champion Artem Dolgopyat, left, by just .044 to become the first-ever male Filipino athlete to win an Olympic gold medal. Great Britain's Jake Jarman, right, won bronze. (Oscar Barroso/Europa Press via Getty Images)

McKinley Hill is a township in Taguig City, which is located in Metro Manila. 

The location is "a perfect home for Filipino champions who live a life of passion and excellence through and through," she said. 

The two-bedroom condominium is valued at 24 million pesos, said Megaworld, which is equal to about $415,000. 

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Yulo also received kudos