Frederick Richard started the all-around finals with a fall on the pommel horse, setting a challenging tone for his performance. He finished 15th with a score of 82.166, reflecting the high standards and fierce competition at the Olympic level. Paul Juda, on the other hand, delivered a more consistent performance across all apparatus but still found himself just ahead of Richard in 14th place with an 82.197 score. Both gymnasts expressed a mix of disappointment and optimism, recognizing the value of the Olympic experience and the lessons learned for future competitions.

Shinnosuke Oka's victory in the men's all-around gymnastics final at the Paris 2024 Olympics marked Japan's fourth consecutive gold in this event. Oka scored 86.832, narrowly beating competitors from China. His win highlights the ongoing excellence of Japanese gymnastics on the global stage. The competition saw intense moments, with the top scores being closely contested and the lead changing multiple times among the top contenders from Japan and China.

Despite the mixed results in Paris, both Richard and Juda are looking forward to the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles with renewed vigor. They aim to use the lessons from Paris to enhance their training and performance. The experience in Paris has been both humbling and enlightening for the gymnasts, providing them with clear objectives for improvement. The next four years will be crucial for Team USA as they aim to build on their experiences and aim for higher achievements in the upcoming Olympics.