Yesterday in Rio de Janeiro played another batch of Olympic medals – again the Central person of the day was the legendary American swimmer Michael Phelps.
Gymnastics
Women team tournament
1. USA – 184,897
2. Russia – 176,688
3. China – 176,003
Fencing
Men, epee, individual championship
1. Sangjun Pak (South Korea)
2. Geza Imre (Hungary)
3. Gauthier Granie (France)
Judo
Men-81 kg
1. Hassan Khalmurzaev (Russia)
2. Travis Stevens (USA)
3. Takanori Nagase (Japan) and Sergiu Toma (UAE)
Women under 63 kg
1. Tina Trstenjak (Slovenia)
2. Clarissa Agbenyega (France)
3. Anika van Emden (Netherlands) and Yarden Gerbi (Israel)
Diving
Women, tower
1. Chen Ruolin / Liu Haixia (China) – 354,00
2. CHEON Dzun Hun / Pandella, Rinon Pam (Malaysia) – 344,34
3. Megan Benfeito / Roseline Fillon (Canada) – 336,18
Rowing
Men. Canoeing-solo
1. Denis Harga Shan (France) – 94,17
2. Mothers Benus (Slovakia) Is 95,02
3. Takuya Haneda (Japan) – 97,44
Horse riding
Eventing. Individual championship
1. Michael Jung on Sam FB (ger) – of 40.90
2. Oster Nicholas on Piaf de B Neville (Fracne) – 48,00
3. Phillip Dutton on mighty NUYS (USA) – 51,80
Eventing. Team
1. France – of 169.00
2. Germany – 172,80
3. Australia – 175,30
Shooting
Women. A pistol, 25 m
1. Anna Arakaki (Greece)
2. Monika Karsh (Germany)
3. Heidi Diethelm Gerber (Switzerland)
Weightlifting
Women under 63 kg
1. Den Wei (China) – 262 (115+147)
2. Hyoh, SIM Hui (DPRK) – 248 (105+143)
3. Karina Goricheva (Kazakhstan) – 243 (111+132)
Men up to 69 kg
1. Jian Shi (China) – 352 (162+190)
2. Daniyar Ismailov (Turkey) – 351 (163+188)
3. Izzat Artikov (Kyrgyzstan) – 339 (151+188)
Swimming
Men
Butterfly stroke, 200 m
1. Michael Phelps (USA) – 1.53,36
2. Masato Sakai (Japan) – 1.53,40
3. Kenderesi Tamás (Hungary) – 1.53,62
Freestyle, 4×200 m
1. United States – 7.00,66
2. United Kingdom – 7.03,13
3. Japan – 7.03,50
Women
Free style, 200 m
1. Katie Ledecky (USA) – 1.53,73
2. Sarah Sjostrom (Sweden) – 1.54,08.
3. Emma McKeon (Australia) – 1.54,92
The complex, 200 m
1. Hosu Katinka (Hungary) Is 2.06,58
2. Siobhan-Maria O’connor (UK) – 2.06,88
3. Madelayn, Dirado (USA) – 2.08,79
Medal standings after the fourth day (gold – silver – bronze):
1. USA (9-8-9) – 26
2. China (8-3-6) – 17
3. Hungary (4-1-1) – 6
4. Australia (4-0-5) – 9
5. Russia (3-6-3) – 12
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31. Ukraine (0-1-1) – 2.
