Athletics: hammer throw men

1) Wojciech Nowicki (Poland)
2) Eivind Henriksen (Norway)
3) Pawel Fajdek (Poland)


Athletics: 800m men

1) Emmanuel Kipkurui Korir (Kenya)
2) Ferguson Rotich (Kenya)
3) Patryk Dobek (Poland)


Athletics: 3000m steeplechase women

1) Peruth Chemutai (Uganda)
2) Courtney Frerichs (USA)
3) Hyvin Kiyeng (Kenya)


Equastrian: show jumping individual

1) Ben Maher (GB)
2) Peder Fredericson (Sweden)
3) Maikel van der Vleuten (Netherlands)

Artistic Swimming: duet

1) Kolesnitsjenko/Romasjina (ROC-Russia)
2) Huang/Sun (China)
3) Fiejedina/Savtsjoek (Ukraine)


Cycling: track team pursuit men

1) Italy
2) Denmark
3) Australia


Wrestling: men's 67kg greco-roman

1) Mohammad Reza Geraei (Iran)
2) Parviz Nasibov (Ukraine)
3) Stabler (Germany) Soerkov (ROC-Russia)


Wrestling: men's 87kg greco-roman

1) Zjan Belenjoek (Ukraine)
2) Viktor Lorincz (Hungary)
3) Kudla (Germany) Datunashvili (Serbia)

Wrestling: women's 62kg freestyle

1) Yukako Kawai (Japan)
2) Aisuluu Tynybekova (Kirgizstan)
3) Koliadenko (Ukraine) Yusein (Bulgaria)

Weightlifting: men's 109kg

1) Lasja Talachadze (Georgia)
2) Ali Davoudi (Iran)
3) Man Asaad (Syria)

Athletics: 200m men

1) Andre de Grasse (Canada) National Record
2) Kenneth Bednarek (USA) Personal Best
3) Noah Lyles (USA) Season's Best

medal standings top 10 after 242 of 339

1. China (32 gold, 22 silver, 16 bronze)
2. USA (25 gold, 31 silver, 22 bronze)
3. Japan (21 gold, 7 silver, 11 bronze)
4. TeamGB (15 gold, 18 silver, 14 bronze)
5. Australia (15 gold, 4 silver, 17 bronze)
6. ROC-Russia (14 gold, 21 silver, 19 bronze)
7. Germany (8 gold, 8 silver, 16 bronze)
8. France (6 gold, 10 silver, 9 bronze)
9. Italy (6 gold, 9 silver, 15 bronze)
10. Netherlands (6 gold, 8 silver, 9 bronze)

The t’internet was full of witticisms the other night on that very topic




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Athletics: 110m hurdles men

1) Hansle Parchment (Jamaica)
2) Grant Holloway (USA)
3) Ronald Levy (Jamaica)


Athletics: Triple Jump men

1) Pedro Pichardo (Portugal)
2) Zhu Yaming (China)
3) Hugues Fabrice Zango (Burkina Faso)


Athletics: Shot Put men

1) Ryan Crouser (USA)
2) Joe Kovacs (USA)
3) Tomas Walsh (New Zealand)


Canoing: K-1 200m men

1) Sandor Totka (Hungary)
2) Manfredi Rizza (Italy)
3) Liam Heath (GB)


Canoing: K-2 1.000m men

1) Green/Westhuyzen (Australia)
2) Hoff/Schopf (Germany)
3) Slouf/Dostal (Czech Republic)


Canoing: K-1 500m women

1) Lisa Carrington (New Zealand)
2) Tamara Csipes (Hungary)
3) Emma Jorgensen (Denmark)

Canoing: C-1 200m women

1) Nevin Harrison (USA)
2) Laurence Vincent-Lapointe (Canada)
3) Liudmyla Luzan (Ukraine)


Skateboarding: Park men

1) Keegan Palmer (Australia)
2) Pedro Barros (Brazil)
3) Cory Juneau (USA)

Swimming: 10k open water men

1) Fabian Wellbrock (Germany)
2) Kristof Rasovszky (Hungary)
3) Gregorio Paltrinieri (Italy)

Boxing: men 57kg

1) Albert Batyrgaziejev (ROC-Russia)
2) Duke Ragan (USA)
3) Takyi (Ghana) Alvarez (Cuba)


Diving: synchronized 10m platform

1) Quan Hongchan (China)
2) Chen Yuxi (China)
3) Melissa Wu (Australia)

Gold in the Ominium

Dinah is back for the relay!

Minimum of Silver for Irish Boxer Kellie Harrington, maybe a Gold, brilliant job either way :love:

https://i.imgur.com/tWYv6gj.jpeg

:clap1:

Holly finally gets her Olympic medal in Pole Vault

Holly Bradshaw finally :laugh:

Athletics: 400m men

1) Steven Gardiner (Bahamas)
2) Anthony José Zambrano (Colombia)
3) Kirani James (Grenada)


Athletics: 20km Walk men

1) Massimo Stano (Italy)
2) Koki Ikeda (Japan)
3) Toshikazu Yamanishi (Japan)


Athletics: Pole Vault women

1) Katie Nageotte (USA)
2) Anzjelika Sidirova (ROC-Russia)
3) Holly Bradshaw (GB)


Hockey: men

1) Belgium
2) Australia
3) India


Karate: kumite men 67kg

1) Steven da Costa (France)
2) Eray Samdan (Turkey)
3) Assadilov (Kazakhstan) Almasatfa (Jordan)


Karate: kumite women 55kg

1) Ivet Goranova (Bulgaria)
2) Anzjelika Terljoega (Ukraine)
3) Plank (Austria) Wen (Chinese Taipei)


Karate: kata women

1) Sandra Sanchez Jaime (Spain)
2) Kiyou Shimizu (Japan)
3) Lau (Hong Kong) Bottaro (Italy)



Cycling: track omnium men

1) Matthew Walls (GB)
2) Campbell Stewart (New Zealand)
3) Elia Viviani (Italy)


Cycling: track keirin women

1) Shanna Braspenninx (Netherlands)
2) Ellesse Andrews (New Zealand)
3) Lauriane Genest (Canada)


Wrestling: men 57kg freestyle

1) Zavoer Oegoejev (ROC-Russia)
2) Kumar Ravi (India)
3) Sanajev (Kazakhstan) Gilman (USA)


Wrestling: men 86kg freestyle

1) David Taylor (USA)
2) Hassan Yazdanicharati (Iran)
3) Najfonov (ROC-Russia) Amine (San Marino)


Athletics: Heptathlon women

1) Nafissatou Thiam (Belgium)
2) Anouk Vetter (Netherlands)
3) Emma Oosterwegel (Netherlands)

Sport Climbing: men's combined

1) Alberto Ginés Lopéz (Spain)
2) Nathaniel Coleman (USA)
3) Jakob Schubert (Austria)

Athletics: 50km walk men

1) Dawid Tomala (Poland)
2) Jonathan Hilbert (Germany)
3) Evan Dunfee (Canada)


Beach Volleyball women

1) Klineman/Ross (USA)
2) Artacho Del Solar/Clancy (Australia)
3) Vergé-Dépré/Heidrich (Switzerland)

Boxing: men 91kg

1) Julio Cesar La Cruz (Cuba)
2) Moeslim Gadzjimagomedov (ROC-Russia)
3) Nyika (New Zealand) Teixeira (Brazil)

One of the most dominant wins by any team in the Madison well done Katie and Laura you done us proud

Bloody Aussies taking the Irish out :oh:

Laura and Katie :love:

…Katie and Laura dominate…?…no, Katie and Laura womanate…:flutter:…

Jack Carlin :clap1:

Dutch 1/2 in the Mens sprints ..first time in 89 years

The Neds are having a great Olympics :love:

The velodrome is my favourite part of athletics I think

Natayla Coyle so unlucky :sad: the horse wasn’t having it

Kate French gold in some weird running and shooting thing, never seen that before ..modern penthalon :laugh: