Osmar Olvera wants to go for the gold in diving at the 2028 Olympic Games. Although he acknowledges that he must polish the details to overcome the favorite rivals from China.

“We must polish those small details, those that prevent “We hope the judges will reward us because we still have room for improvement, details that our coach, Ma Jin, is always correcting. That, and maintaining this level, will be the hardest part of getting to Los Angeles, but we're going to work hard to achieve it," asserted the 21-year-old diver. Olvera and Juan Celaya are coming off great performances in 2025 and know they must maintain that pace for the next two years. "We want to win gold in Los Angeles. We had a great competition in Singapore, and we came very close in Paris, but to maintain that growth, we must continue training very hard every day; we must never stop listening to Ma Jin. She's there to help us stay grounded and correct those little things that no one else sees," he emphasized. Osmar Olvera and Juan Celaya with good results in recent years. Olvera and Celaya won the medal in the three-meter springboard event at the Paris Olympic Games. 2024. They also achieved the same result at the 2025 Singapore World Cup.

“Since 2023, we have been growing with world and Olympic medals. Individually, this year I consolidated my position as world champion. All of this is promising for reaching the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games,” he noted.

This year, Olvera surprised all of Mexico thanks to the gold medal he won in Singapore in the individual three-meter springboard event, defeating the Chinese favorites Cao Yuan and Zongyuan Wang.

“That final in Singapore was a defining moment in my career. I think that now I feel I can be one of the rivals to beat because they have already seen what I am capable of,” he concluded.