SecondGerman handball players won their first victory at the Tokyo Olympics, but men’s hockey suffered a setback.Superstar loses in swimming Katie Ledkey Her sixth gold medal.
Handball: The German won his first victory in the preliminaries. DHB chose to beat Argentina 33:25 (14:13), and now Group A has 2:2 points.Best pitcher of the national coaching team Alfred Gislarsen Right-wing players Timo Kastin and Marcel Schiller each had 7 goals. The next German opponent is France on Wednesday. The record-breaking world champion played against Brazil in 34 minutes and 29 seconds and achieved a second success in the second game.
Swim: Australia’s Ariarne Titmus unexpectedly defeated the favorite Katie Ledecky and won the Olympic gold medal in the 400m freestyle. The 20-year-old player won Monday with 3 points and 56.69 points, 0.67 seconds ahead of Ledkey. The 24-year-old missed her sixth Olympic victory. In her final premiere, Isabel Goss won a respectable sixth place. With a bust of more than 100 meters, Anna Erendt and Marek Ulrich were eliminated in the semifinals.
hockey: The German suffered his first defeat in the second group stage. In the matchup against world champion Belgium, the national team coach Keith Saadi’s team lost 1:3 (0:2), but there is still a big chance of qualifying for the quarterfinals. Martin Häner scored the German team’s only goal in the final quarter. In the beginning, DHB chose to beat Canada 7-1.
tennis: Five years after winning the silver medal Angelique Kerber No German player entered the 16th round. The successor Anna-Lina Friedsam retired early Monday afternoon in Tokyo and became the last German player to defeat Russian French Open finalist Anastasia 1:6 and 1:6. Pavlyuchenkova. The 27-year-old player from Andernach is the only person in the German women’s trio to reach the second round. German tennis star Alexander Zverev made it to the top 16 with ease. The fifth-ranked Colombian in the world in Hamburg, Daniel Elahi Galan (Daniel Elahi Galan), ranked 108th, was under control on the Tokyo Center Court on Monday and scored an undisputed 6:2 after 70 minutes. Celebrate with 6:2.
fencing: Peter Jopic It caused an accident in the foil and entered the top 16. The veteran of the German Fencing Association team defeated the third-ranked American Alexander Macialas 15:12 in 32 rounds. On the other hand, Benjamin Kleibrink was eliminated in his first fight. The 2008 Olympic champion lost to Egypt’s Alaaeldin Abouelkassem at 11:15 in the 16th final. The third German starter Andre Sanita will face former Italian world champion Alessio Focconi.
Corona: Three other athletes tested positive for the coronavirus. The organizers announced on Monday. There were 16 new infections before and after the Summer Olympics. This means that since the start of the recording on July 1, the number of positive tests in the game has risen to 148, and the organizers did not disclose which athletes were affected. The German team infected cyclist Simon Geschke for the first time on the opening day.
weather: Typhoon “Nepartak” is on its way to Japan, but its impact on the Olympics may not have some participants worry about. The organizing committee spokesperson said, you don’t have to worry too much. According to American standards, it is not even a typhoon, but a tropical storm. According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, “Nepartak” is likely to hit the land in northeastern Japan on Tuesday, and then soon weakened into a low pressure area in the Sea of Japan. It warned that there would be heavy rain, strong wind and big waves.
Beach Volleyball: Carla Borg And Julia Sudd also lost their second game at the Olympics, and there was a lot of pressure before the last group match. The Stuttgart team lost 0-2 (17:21, 14:21) against the world champions Sarah Pawan and Melissa Hamana-Paredes from Canada. At the start of the game against European champions Joanna Heydrich and Anuk Verger-Depree from Switzerland, the score was 1:2. In order to avoid the end of the Olympics, Borg/Sude must win the last match in the difficult Group A game against the Dutch women’s team Katja Stam and Raisa Schoo on Thursday (8 AM CET).
judo: Theresa Stoll unexpectedly failed in her first battle. The 25-year-old from Munich lost to Georgian Eteri Liparteliani in the round of 16 and therefore missed a possible chance to win the first medal for the German Judo Association. In the men’s category, Igor Wandtke was eliminated in his first game with a weight of 73 kg.
Triathlon: Christian Blumenfeldt broke the British dominance in the Summer Olympics and became the Olympic triathlon champion. The Norwegian defeated the British Alex Yee by 11 seconds at Odaiba Marine Park, whose compatriot Alistair Brownlee won in London and Rio. New Zealander Hayden Wilde won the bronze medal. German starters Jonas Schomburg and Justus Nieschlag ranked 38th and 40th respectively.
badminton: Three-time German champion Yvonne Lee was eliminated in the individual competition. The 23-year-old lost to the Russian Evgenija Kossezkaja in the second group match 20:22 and 15:21 after the 39th minute. Lee had already lost to Japan’s gold medal contender Nozomi Okuhara in the first group match.
