can do!

The British duo Deborah Cole and Emily Lewis plan to participate in the canoe sprint at 1:30 am (UK time).

The two stars will compete for a position in all important finals in the K1 200m preliminaries…

Other British players include Charlotte Dobson and Saskia Tidey, who will participate in the 49er FX sailing medal competition at 6.33am.

2016 silver medalist Jack Laugher and teammate James Heatly hope to win the championship in the 3m springboard preliminaries at 7 am.

Muir glory?

Scot Laura Muir (Scot Laura Muir) began to compete for Olympic glory today, because the 1500m qualifying will be held at 1:35 am (UK time).

The 28-year-old is the European champion at that distance and also won two medals at the World Indoor Championships.

Muir certainly has a resume of challenging at the Tokyo Olympics…

Medal update

Soon after, the Tokyo operation began!

The British team currently ranks sixth in the Olympic medal standings with 10 gold medals and 32 medals.

China currently leads with 24 gold medals (51 in total), while the United States ranks second with 20 gold medals (59 in total).

Japan ranks third with 17 gold medals (31 total scores), and Australia ranks behind the host with 14 gold medals (31 total scores).

The Russians entered the top five with 12 gold medals (44 in total), which means that only three countries have more medals than the British.

So far, the outstanding efforts of the GB team!

Medal Sprint

There are many things to be decided in Tokyo Olympic Park today, and the British team is on the cusp of more history.

We will bring you all the medals when the medals fall, as well as live commentary starting at 1:00 in the morning.

Double behavior

The track and field cycling race will return in Tokyo later on the 10th day. Both power couple Laura and Jason Kenny will participate in the race.

Jason participated in three Olympic Games in his career, Beijing in 2008, London in 2012 and Rio de Janeiro in 2016.

The 33-year-old player won 6 gold medals during that time, and one of the silver medals was added to his collection.

Laura participated in two Olympic Games at the same time.

Nine years ago, she won her first two gold medals in London and was among the best in Omnium and Team Pursuit events.

The 29-year-old girl subsequently succeeded again in 2016.

Mischief

Snoop Dogg showed that he is happy to ride a horse in a funny skit about Olympic equestrianism.

The music legend appeared on NBC with Hollywood star Kevin Hart when he made the audience feel hysterical about his performance at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

Football equipment

If the 2020 European Cup is not exciting enough, there will be more football matches at the Tokyo Olympics.

But the British team lost the women’s game in the quarter-finals against Australia.

The following are the remaining fixtures:

Monday, August 2-Women’s Semifinals

• US and Canada-9am in the UK (5pm in Japan)
• Australia vs. Sweden-UK at 12 noon (Japan at 8 pm)

Tuesday, August 3-Men’s Semifinals

• Mexico vs Brazil
• Japan vs. Spain

Thursday, August 5-Women

• Women’s Bronze Medal Match-England 9am (Japan 5pm)

Friday, August 6-Women and Men

• Women’s Gold Medal Final-England 3am (Japan 11am)
• Men’s Bronze Medal Match-12 noon in the UK (8 pm in Japan)

Saturday, August 7-Men

• Men’s Gold Medal Final-UK 12.30pm (Japan 8.30pm)

High jump interpreter

The Olympic high jump ended in an unbelievable way, with Qatari Mutaz Essa Basim and Italian Gianmako Tambori tied for first place.

Three jumpers were 2.37m higher-Barshim of Qatar, Tamberi of Italy and Maksim Nedasekau of Belarus.

However, Barshim and Tamberi completed the game with the same record because they both completed every jump in their first attempt and then failed in all three attempts at 2.39m.

Afterwards, the host of the Olympic Games approached the jumpers and initially offered them jump shot opportunities. Then Bashim asked: “Can we get two gold medals?”

To their delight, the official told them that if they all agreed not to jump anymore, it would be within the scope of the rules.

Flying the flag

The stars of the GB’S BMX team, Beth Shriever and Kye Whyte, greet the heroes at Heathrow Airport.

The two won gold and silver medals respectively in the Olympics.

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Post it in your diary

Five years after Brazil won the women’s gold medal, the GB team will be honored in hockey at the Tokyo Olympics.

Last time at the 2016 Rio Olympics, the British team defeated the Dutch team in the last penalty shootout and won the game.

But can they win it again? Tomorrow at 1 o’clock in the afternoon (UK time), the British will face Spain in the quarter-finals.

The following is the full schedule of women’s football:

August 2

• Germany vs. Argentina (1.30am)
• Australia vs. India (4 AM)
• Netherlands vs. New Zealand (10.30am)
• Spain vs UK (1pm)

August 4

• Semi-finals (WQF1 vs. WQF2)
• Semi-finals (WQF3 vs. WQF4)

August 6

• Bronze Medal Match (LSF1 vs LSF2)
• Gold Medal Match (WSF1 vs WSF2)

‘Mental health issues’

British Olympic hero Adam Petty revealed that he will suspend swimming.

Petty won two gold medals at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and will rest for a few months to protect his mental health.

He said: “You will see those who fall, they have been through the ISL [International Swimming League] Until the World Cup, when they arrived in Paris.

“You see it in all sports now. You see it in Simone Byers, you see it in Ben Stokes, mental health is important, it’s about being at an elite level maintain balance.

“My partner and my son took away my time together-he doesn’t know-but I want to make up for that time. I will enjoy it and recover.”

WHITLOCK thanks fans

Gymnast Max Whitlock thanked his supporters after the British team star kept his pommel crown.

The 28-year-old player has now won 3 gold medals in the Olympics, for a total of 6 medals.

As far as the British are concerned, only Bradley Wiggins (8), Chris Hoy (7) and Jason Kenny (7) have more Olympic medals than Whitlock.

Boxing season

British super heavyweight boxer Fraser Clark reached the semifinals after his French opponent Murad Aliyev was disqualified for overuse of his head.

Multiple head conflicts between the fighters caused Clark to bleed above his eyes, and the 26-year-old Frenchman was eventually disqualified.

After the game, Aliyev sat in the ring for half an hour to protest the decision.

He said: “I sat down and protested the unfairness to me.

“I have prepared for these Olympics for four years. I really want to fight injustice, so this is my way of showing that I don’t agree with that decision.”

This is what it means

The reaction to seeing some contestants win gold medals at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics is one of the best parts of the Olympics.

Swimming star

The return of Team GB Eight The swimming medal for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics is the most medals that Britain has won at the Olympics.

Considering that the British team did not win a swimming gold medal in the 2012 London Olympics, it was a sensational achievement for the British team to win four gold medals, three silver medals and one bronze medal in the pool.

Wrong start

Zharnel Hughes reacted after his wrong start in the 100m final caused him to be disqualified.

Tomorrow’s medal

Here are the medals tomorrow will be the tenth day of Tokyo in 2020:

• Rhythmic gymnastics Men’s rings, women’s floors, men’s vaults
• track and field– Men’s long jump, women’s 100m hurdles, women’s discus, men’s 3000m hurdles, women’s 5000m
• badminton– Women’s doubles, men’s singles
• Cycling – Women’s team sprint
• Equestrian – Team event jump, individual event jump
• Sailing– Women’s dinghy – 49er FX, men’s dinghy – 49er (subject to conditions)
• shooting– Men’s 25m rapid fire pistol, men’s 50m rifle
• weightlifting– Women’s 87 kg, women’s +87 kg
• Wrestling Men’s Greco-Roman 60 kg, men’s Greco-Roman 130 kg, women’s freestyle 76 kg

Majestic Max

If you haven’t seen Max Whitlock’s routine of riding a pommel horse to win the Olympic gold medal, then this is it.

Absolutely incredible effort, scored 15.533 on the judges card.

More from MAX

This is what Whitlock said immediately after winning the gold medal:

“That was the largest regular season I have ever participated in. The risk is very high, and I can’t believe it has paid off,” he said.

“It’s a lot of pressure to be the first person. I usually have three different routines to choose from, this time I just go all-in.

“This is the most stressful of any competition I have ever participated in.

“Maintaining a championship is ten times harder than chasing, and today it is a million times.

“You know you did it before, and you want that feeling. You look at all the medals of the GB team, you can think of it, and know that your time is almost up.”

MAX’s message

This morning Olympic pommel horse champion Max Whitlock’s message after winning the gold medal:

“I can’t believe what just happened, thank you everyone.

“This is an incredible journey [for] British team [and] Everyone.

“Thank you so much for spending that moment with Scott [his coach] Come on the floor with me.

“[I] Can’t believe I will go home with the gold medal.

“Thank you very much for your support, it means the whole world.”

Zverev wins gold

In the men’s tennis match, German player Alexander Sverev defeated Russian Olympic Committee player Karen Khachanov 6-3, 6-1.

Zverev defeated Novak Djokovic in the semifinals and became the first German to win an Olympic singles gold medal since Steffi Graf in 1988.

Maximum response

This is what Max Whitlock had to say after winning the pommel horse gold medal:

“I feel completely speechless, I can’t even describe the feeling, I feel completely overwhelmed, it feels surreal.

“The performance of the GB team is absolutely incredible.

“Gold medals keep pouring in, I just want to do the same thing.

“I am very proud of being here and owning my own things.”

Ninth day review

The following is a reminder of the performance of the GB team on the ninth day of Tokyo in 2020:

• Gold- Max Whitlock (men’s gymnastics pommel horse), Charlotte Worthington (women’s BMX park freestyle).
• silver – Duncan Scott, Adam Petty, Luke Greenbank and James Gay (men’s 4×100 relay).
• Bronze- Declan Brooks (men’s BMX park freestyle).

Action shooting

Italy’s Lamont Marcell Jacobs (3rd track) won the men’s 100m final next to the empty 4th track that should have been occupied by Zharnel Hughes.

Before the starting gun was fired, Hughes was disqualified for starting.

100M rewind

Here is a reminder how to proceed if you miss the 100m final.

Lamont Marcell Jacobs (Lamont Marcell Jacobs) won the title of the fastest man on earth for Italy.

This is also the first sprint medal that Italy won in the Olympics!