I am watching euorsports 4k

523 on vergin media

O to go

I here by declare the game open let the games begin

This song might get to number 1

Bloody hell if there don't stop signing I trun to a different channel

great speech now

:love:

All he needs to stay is let the games begin

Thought you boycotted.

What channel are they being shown ??


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first medals won


weightlifting women 49kg

1) Hou Zhihui (China)
2) Saikhom Mirabai Chanu (India)
3) Windy Cantika Aisah (Indonesia)


Archery mixed teams

1) South Korea
2) Netherlands
3) Mexico


shooting, 10m air pistol men

1) Javad Foroughi (Iran)
2) Damir Mikec (Serbia)
3) Pang Wei (China)


shooting 10m air rifle women

1) Yang Qian (China)
2) Anastasija Galasjina (ROC-Russia)
3) Nina Christen (Switzerland)

cycling men's road race

1) Richard Carapaz (Ecuador)
2) Wout van Aert (Belgium)
3) Tadej Pogacar (Slovenia)


barely missing out of a medal at 4) Bauke Mollema (Netherlands) same time in as Pogacar

full top 10

1) Richard Carapaz (Ecuador)
2) Wout van Aert (Belgium)
3) Tadej Pogacar (Slovenia)
4) Bauke Mollema (Netherlands)
5) Michael Woods (Canada)
6) Brandon McNulty (USA)
7) David Gaudu (France)
8) Rigoberto Uran (Colombia)
9) Adam Yates (Great Britain)
10) Maximillian Schaumann (Germany)

Judo men 60kg

1) Naohiso Takato (Japan)
2) Yang Yung Wei (Taipei)
3) Smetov (Kazakhstan) Mkheidze (France)


judo women 48kg

1) Distria Kraniqi (Kosovo)
2) Funa Tonaki (Japan)
3) Bilodid (Ukraine) Munkhbat (Mongolia)

fencing épée women

1) Sun Yiwen (China)
2) Ana Popescu (Romania)
3) Katrina Lehis (Estonia)

fencing sabre men

1) Aron Szilagyi (Hungary)
2) Luigi Samele (Italy)
3) Kim Junghwan (South Korea)

Taekwondo men 58kg

1) Vito Dell'Aquila (Italy)
2) Khalil Jendoubi (Tunisia)
3) Jun (South Korea) Artamanov (ROC-Russia)


Taekwondo women 49kg

1) Panipak Wongpattanakit (Thailand)
2) Adriana Cerezo Iglesias (Spain)
3) Bogdanovic (Serbia) Semberg (Israel)




medal standings after 11 out of 339

1. China 3 gold, 1 bronze
2. Japan 1 gold, 1 silver
3. Italy 1 gold, 1 silver
4. South Korea 1 gold, 2 bronze
5. Ecuador 1 gold
6. Hungary 1 gold
7. Iran 1 gold
8. Kosovo 1 gold
9. Thailand 1 gold
10. ROC-Russia 1 silver, 1 bronze
11. Serbia 1 silver, 1 bronze
12. Belgium 1 silver
13. India 1 silver
14. Netherlands 1 silver
15. Romania 1 silver
16. Spain 1 silver
17. Taiwan 1 silver
18. Tunisia 1 silver

tomorrow's medal events

Swimming

2:30 UK Time/3:30 CET 400m 400m individual medley men

2:52 UK Time/3:52 CET 400m freestyle men

3:12 UK Time/4:12 CET 400m individual medley women


3:45 UK Time/4:45 CET 4x100m freestyle women

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Shooting

3:15 UK Time/4:15 CET air pistol women

7:30 UK Time/8:30 CET air rifle men

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Skateboarding

4:25/5:25 street men


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Cycling

5:00 UK Time/6:00 CET road race women


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Diving

7:00 UK Time/8:00 CET 3m board women synchronized


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Weightlifting

7:50 UK Time/8:50 CET men 61kg

11:50 UK Time/12:50 CET men 67kg


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Archery

8:40 UK Time/9:40 CET teams women

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Fighting sports

Judo: women 52kg, men 66kg (11:00 UK Time/12:00 CET)

13:30 UK Time/14:30 CET women 57kg, men 68kg

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Fencing

12:45 UK Time/13:45 CET women's individual foil

13:15 UK Time/14:15 CET men's individual épée

Jagger Eaton winning Brinze is such a great underdog moment, he shouldn't have even been at the games :clap1:

so far medals of today

Shooting: air rifle men

1) William Shaner (USA)
2) Sheng Lihao (China)
3) Yang Haoran (China)


shooting: air pistol women

1) Vitalina Batsarasjkina (ROC-Russia)
2) Antoaneta Kostadinova (Bulgaria)
3) Jiang Ranxin (China)


Swimming: synchronized 3m board women

1) Shi/Wang (China)
2) Abel/Beaulieu (Canada)
3) Hentschel /Punzel (Germany)



Skateboarding: street men

1) Yuto Horigome (Japan)
2) Kelvin Hoefler (Brazil)
3) Jagger Eaton (USA)




Swimming: 400m freestyle men

1) Ahmed Hafnaoui (Tunisia)
2) Jack McLoughlin (Australia)
3) Kieran Smith (USA)


Swimming: 400m individual medley men

1) Chase Kalisz (USA)
2) Jay Litherland (USA)
3) Brendon Smith (Australia)


Swimming: 400m individual medley women

1) Yui Ohashi (Japan)
2) Emma Weyant (USA)
3) Hali Flicklinger (USA)


Swimming: 4x100 freestyle women

1) Australia
2) Canada
3) USA

Archery: teams women

1) South Korea
2) ROC-Russia
3) Germany

Cycling women's road race

1) Anna Kiesenhofer (Austria)
2) Annemiek van Vleuten (Netherlands)
3) Elisa Longo Borghini (Italy)

We have our first medal aswell as another medal guaranteed later on

weightlifting men 61kg

1) Li Fabin (China)
2) Eko Yuli Irawan (Indonesia)
3) Igor Son (Kazakhstan)


Judo men 66kg

1) Hifumi Abe (Japan)
2) Vazja Margvelasjvili (Georgia)
3) Baul (South Korea) Cargnin (Brazil)


Judo women 52kg

1) Uta Abe (Japan)
2) Amandine Buchard (France)
3) Giuffrida (Italy) Giles (GB)



fencing épée men

1) Romain Cannone (France)
2) Gergely Siklósi (Hungary)
3) Igor Rejzlin (Ukraine)


Fencing women foil

1) Lee Kiefer (USA)
2) Inna Deriglazova (ROC-Russia)
3) Larissa Korobejnikova (ROC-Russia)



Taekwondo men 68kg

1) Oeloegbek Rasjitov (Uzbekistan)
2) Bradley Sinden (GB)
3) Recbker (Turkey) Zhao (China)

Taekwondo women 57kg

1) Anastasia Zolotic (USA)
2) Tatiana Minina (ROC-Russia)
3) Tibun (Turkey) Lo (China)

weightlifting men 67kg

1) Chen Lijun (China)
2) Luis Mosquera (Colombia)
3) Mirko Zanni (Italy)




medal standings after 29 of 339

1. China (6 gold, 1 silver, 4 bronze)
2. Japan (5 gold, 1 silver)
3. USA (4 gold, 2 silver, 4 bronze)
4. South Korea (2 gold, 4 bronze)
5. ROC-Russia (1 gold, 4 silver, 3 bronze)
6. Italy (1 gold, 1 silver, 3 bronze)
7. Australia (1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze)
8. France (1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze)
9. Hungary (1 gold, 1 silver)
10. Tunisia (1 gold, 1 silver)
11. Austria (1 gold)
12. Ecuador (1 gold)
13. Iran (1 gold)
14. Kosovo (1 gold)
15. Thailand (1 gold)
16. Uzbekistan (1 gold)
17. Canada (2 silver)
18. Netherlands (2 silver)
19. Brazil (1 silver, 1 bronze)
20. Taiwan (1 silver, 1 bronze)
21. GB (1 silver, 1 bronze)
22. Indonesia (1 silver, 1 bronze)
23. Serbia (1 silver, 1 bronze)
24. Belgium (1 silver)
25. Bulgaria (1 silver)
26. Colombia (1 silver)
27. Georgia (1 silver)
28. India (1 silver)
29. Romania (1 silver)
30. Spain (1 silver)
31. Germany (2 bronze)
32. Kazakhstan (2 bronze)
33. Turkey (2 bronze)
34. Ukraine (2 bronze)
35. Estonia (1 bronze)
36. Israel (1 bronze)
37. Mexico (1 bronze)
38. Mongolia (1 bronze)
39. Slovenia (1 bronze)
40. Switzerland (1 bronze)