Riddle won the tournament. The French students who had attacked him got a stern scolding from their Headmaster and no other punishment. News of the attack made it into the paper, part of the story of Riddle’s heroic victory, a sign of how much he’d overcome and how much he deserved to be Champion. Harry read the articles, disgruntled and impressed despite himself over how well Riddle had managed the press throughout the tournament. He was the Wizarding world’s darling. Harry wasn’t jealous, per se, but his fourth year would have been much better if he’d had managed the press even half as well as Riddle had.