British team They hope to further increase their medal count on the 9th day of the Japanese Olympic Games.
Super Saturday increases the total of the UK to 28 Get a world record in the 4x100m medley The relay made it the most successful swimming pool Olympics in the United States so far. In the first ever mixed triathlon relay event, this amazing achievement followed the gold medal.
The eagerly awaited men’s 100m final-the first time since 2004 without Bolt-will be held on Sunday, with the most popular Trevon Brommel just passing as the fastest loser His heat.
Today there are more track and field competitions and medals to decide, and in the swimming pool, GB will hope to achieve greater success in the 4x100m men’s medley relay. Dan Jervis and Ben Proud will also participate in the finals.
This is also the final of the gymnastics men’s floor and pommel horse, because Max Whitlock hopes to add another hand to his two Olympic champions, and the sailing world bronze medalist Alison Young will participate in the Laser Radial competition.
Other highlights of the ninth day include the final of the men’s golf tournament-Xander Schauffele led by one shot into the final round-and the men’s tennis singles final between Alexander Zverev and Karen Khachanov.
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Live Update
Malik Ouzia in Tokyo
Good morning, from Xiaguan Country Club, the final round of the Men’s Olympic Golf Championship is underway. The main protagonist has not yet attended the course, but it looks like it will be an exciting day. Xander Schauffele led the local favorites Hideki Matsuyama and Rory McIlroy by one stroke. Paul Casey, Tommy Fleetwood and Shane Lowry were all competing.
Matt Majendie in Tokyo
In the three-day three events, the GB team is currently in a very advantageous position. Oliver Townend and Laura Collett both performed well on difficult off-road tracks, and the team’s third driver Tom McEwen will set off at 2:06 am. The medal will be decided by tomorrow’s equestrian competition.
Matt Majendie in Tokyo
Return to the swimming pool to participate in the final swimming final. There are many British people in action: Ben Proud won first place in the 50m freestyle at 2:30 am, but faced the medal machine at Caeleb Dressel, who will win his fourth Tokyo gold medal.
Daniel Jervis also participated in the 1500m freestyle final (2.44), but the best chance for the GB team is to participate in the last race, the 4x100m medley relay.
McCormack gave a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity
After his opponent Aidan Walsh was forced to retire due to injury in the semifinals, Pat McCormack will compete for the men’s welterweight gold medal.
The Irish boxer suffered an ankle injury in the quarter-finals against Maurice’s Mavin Claire on Friday and was ruled out after the scan.
McCormack was originally scheduled to face Walsh at lunchtime on Sunday. He will face Russia’s Andre Zamkovoi or Cuba’s Roniel Iglesias in the final on Tuesday. Ersh must win the bronze medal.
The Irish Olympic Federation said in a statement: “It has been decided to withdraw Aidan Walsh from the semi-finals of the men’s welterweight Olympic Games.
“The Belfast boxer was originally scheduled to face Pat McCormack in the semifinal against Pat McCormack on Sunday, but due to an ankle injury in the quarterfinal against Mervyn Claire, he Together, his medical team made the decision to withdraw from him.
“Walsh initially wanted to participate in the competition and waited to give him every opportunity. However, subsequent scans and medical reviews have now ruled out this possibility.”
The golf final begins
As a reminder now, the final round of golf is underway.
Britain’s Paul Casey will start the final day of the game, leading the one-night leader Xander Schauffele by two shots.
A 5-under 66 made Casey ranked third in the British team with a 12-under score. Rory McIlroy, who represented Ireland, was three points behind after a 67 at the Tokyo Olympics.
Their respective compatriots Tommy Fleetwood and Sean Lowry both entered the top 10, and they tied for 9 under par.
Max Whitlock fights for saddle gold
Max Whitlock is already the most successful rhythmic gymnast in the history of the United Kingdom. He has won five Olympic medals, including two gold medals at the Rio Olympics and three bronze medals at the 2012 London Olympics.
Can he add this number to the men’s pommel finals on Sunday?
The men’s 100m final is coming…Brommel just passed the preliminaries
The men’s 100m final is the highlight of the ninth day. After the 2017 sprint idol Usain Bolt retired, the competition is now fully open.
Trayvon Bromell of the United States is considered the most popular, although after finishing fourth with 10.05 seconds on Saturday, he only squeezed into the semifinals as one of the three fastest losers.
Of course, these Olympics do not have world champion Christian Coleman, and Andre De Grasse, Johan Black, Fred Klee, Ronnie Baker and Akani Simbin are considered to be others. Potential gold medal competitors.
At the same time, the British trio Zharnel Hughes, Reece Prescod and CJ Ujah all reached the semifinals.
Hughes is the defending European champion, and Ujah is the British champion.
The British team favorite to win more swimming gold medals
After Catherine Dawson, Adam Petty, James Gay and Anna Hopkin set a new world record in Saturday’s mixed 4x100m medley relay, Team GB is enjoying their most successful in the pool competition.
Will more British triumphs be celebrated at the Tokyo Aquatic Center tonight?
Peaty, Guy, Duncan Scott and Luke Greenbank are the defending world champions of the men’s 4x100m medley relay, and they will become popular candidates to win another gold medal.
Meanwhile, Ben Proud faced the mighty American Caeleb Dressel in the men’s 50m freestyle final-he won his fourth gold medal in these Olympics-and Dan Jervis was in the men’s 1500m freestyle final.
What medals are available for competition today?
There are 25 medal events on Sunday! This will be a busy day…
Rhythmic gymnastics (Men’s floor, women’s vault, men’s pommel horse, women’s uneven bars)
sports (Women’s shot put, men’s high jump, women’s triple jump, men’s 100 meters)
badminton (Women’s singles)
Cycling (Women’s BMX freestyle, men’s BMX freestyle)
diving (Women’s 3m springboard)
fencing (Men’s team foil)
sailboat (Laser radiation female, laser male)
Swim (Men’s 50m freestyle, women’s 50m freestyle, men’s 1500m freestyle, women’s 4x100m medley relay, men’s 4x100m medley relay)
tennis (Men’s singles, women’s doubles, mixed doubles)
weightlifting (Women’s 76 kg)
How to watch
TV channel: The BBC will broadcast the best moves for free on terrestrial TV, with coverage starting at 12:10 am on Sunday.
Eurosport also owns the rights to contests held in the UK.
live: Those who pay for a TV license can broadcast the action live via BBC iPlayer. Eurosport subscribers can broadcast the game live via Eurosport Player.
Roku users can use Roku streaming media devices or Roku TV to watch iPlayer.
