Noah Lyles, who won gold in the men's 100m sprint at the Paris Olympics, decided to honor his win by striking Goku's Kamehameha pose.

Many Dragon Ball fans believe that the purpose of Akira Toriyama's series was to deliver some awesome characters that could fight to the end of the world. But the real message that the mangaka wanted to share with Dragon Ball was that no matter what kind of situation comes your way, you should never give up.

He portrayed this message with the main character of his series, Son Goku. Goku has been a source of inspiration for many people. In fact, he has also inspired some of the greatest athletes participating in the Paris 2024 Olympics. One of them was the American track and field athlete Noah Lyles, who recently won gold in the men's 100m sprint.

Lyle's gold was a great achievement for the athlete, as he not only won the hearts of millions, but also got his revenge against one of his opponents. And after winning the race, he channeled his inner Goku and struck the iconic Kamehameha pose that now earns him the respect of every anime fan out there.