On the eve of Rio played 14 sets of medals – all results of the medal disciplines.
Gymnastics. Men. Team
1. Japan – 274,094
2. Russia – 271,453
3. China – 271,122
Jumping into the water. Men. Tower, 10 m
1. Chen Aisen and Lin Yu (China) – 496,88
2. David Bouda and Steele Johnson (USA) – 457,11
3. Thomas Daley and Daniel Goodfellow (UK) – 444,45
Judo
Men. Up to 73 kg
1. Sohei It (Japan)
2. Rustam Orujov (Azerbaijan)
3. Dirk van Tichelt (Belgium) and Lasha Shavdatuashvili (Georgia)
Women. To 57 kg
1. Rafaela Silva (Brazil)
2. Dorjsuren Sumiya (Mongolia)
3. Kaori Matsumoto (Japan) and Telma Monteiro (Portugal)
Weightlifting
Women, up to 58 kg
1. Sukanya Trisurat (Thailand) – 240 (110+130) kg
2. Pemsiri Sirichai (Thailand) – 232 (102+130)
3. Kuo Hsing Chun (Chinese Taipei) – 231 (102+129)
Men 62 kg
1. Oscar Figueroa Mosquera (Colombia) – 318 (142+176)
2. EKO Yuli Irawan (Indonesia) – 312 (142+170)
3. Farhad Harki (Kazakhstan) Is 305 (135+170).
Shooting. Men. Ladder
1. Josip Glasnovic (Croatia)
2. Giovanni Pellielo (Italy)
3. Edward Ling (Great Britain)
Rugby-7. Women
1. Australia
2. New Zealand
3. Canada
Swimming
Men
Freestyle. 200 m
1. Sun Yang (China) – 1.44,65
2. Chad Le Clos (South Africa) – 1.45,20
3. Conor Dwyer (USA) – 1.45,23
Back, 100 m
1. Ryan Murphy (USA) – 51,97
2. Xu Jiayu Pass (China) Is 52,31
3. David Plummer (USA) – 52,40
Women
Back. 100 m
1. Hosu Katinka (Hungary) – 58,45
2. Kathleen Baker (USA) – 58,75
3. Kylie Masse (Canada) and Fu Wanchai (China) 58,76
Brass. 100 m
1. Lilly king (USA) – 1.04,93
2. Yuliya Efimova (Russia) Is 1.05,50
3. Katherine Miley (USA) – 1.05,69
Medal standings after the third day (gold – silver – bronze):
1. USA (5-7-7) – 19
2. China (5-3-6) – 13
3. Australia (4-0-3) -7
4. Italy (3-4-2) – 9
5. Japan (3-0-7) – 10
…
26. Ukraine (0-1-1) – 2
