In the Olympics, it's intriguing to note that some sports award two bronze medals instead of one. This practice is common in sports like boxing, judo, taekwondo and wrestling. The reason behind this is that these sports follow a double elimination format, where competitors are allowed to continue even after one loss. So, two competitors end up in the third place, each earning a bronze medal. This ensures fairness and gives athletes an extra opportunity to prove their mettle.