British team Hope to win the gold medal in the third day after judo Chelsea Giles And taekwondo star Bradley Sinden Won Britain’s first medal on Sunday.
If it will be a huge upset Adam Petty At the 2016 Rio Olympics, he failed to defend his title in the men’s 100-meter breaststroke final, and Katie Ledkey Compared Ariane Timos In the women’s 400m freestyle final, it is destined to be a battle not to be missed.
First Johnny Brownlee and Alex Yi Participate in the men’s triathlon and participate in the diver later on Monday Tom Daley Will hope to win the elusive first gold medal in his fourth Olympics Marty Lee In the men’s synchronized 10m platform finals.
This is also the final of the all-around event of the men’s art team, two-time Olympic champion Max Whitlock, Joe Fraser, James Hall and Jani Regini-Moran Looking forward to winning for GB.
Other highlights of the third day include the British canoe Adam Burgess In the men’s C1 event held at Sea Forest Waterway, the GB men’s team will play a seven-a-side rugby match with the defending champion Fiji.
If what you want is a hockey game, then both English teams will play on Monday, with the men’s team fighting against the Canadian team and the women’s team hoping to defend their title against South Africa.
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GB Men’s Team Faces Fiji in Rugby Sevens Opener
Another event to tag your card on Monday morning is the start of the seven-a-side rugby game.
The British team hopes to win medals in both men’s and women’s seven-a-side rugby matches, and the truncated form of rugby will be welcomed after it is basically completely closed during the Covid-19 pandemic.
But tonight, this is a difficult old start for the British men. They will first face the defending champion Fiji and the unstoppable Semi Radradra in Pool B at 1:00 AM British Summer Time.
Ledkey vs. Timothy duel
On Monday morning, there were many highlights in the pool, and Freya Anderson and others also played for the GB team.
But it can be said that the best match on the day of the Olympic Games was the women’s 400m freestyle final held at 3:20 am British Summer Time.
The omnipotent Katie Ledecky won the sixth Olympic gold medal in a duel with Australian world champion Ariarne Titmus. This is not to be missed.
There are also the women’s 100m butterfly finals. Chinese Zhang Yufei is the favorite to win, and the men’s 4x100m freestyle relay finals. Italy leads the United States and Australia at the fastest speed.
What medals are available for competition?
This is a list of all the medals contested on the third day in Tokyo…
Rhythmic gymnastics (men’s team)
Canoe Slalom (Men C1)
Bicycle (men’s off-road mountain bike)
Diving (10m synchronized for men)
Fencing (women’s saber, men’s foil)
Judo (women-57kg, men-73kg)
Rhythmic gymnastics (men’s team)
Canoe Slalom (Men C1)
Bicycle (men’s off-road mountain bike)
Diving (10m synchronized for men)
Fencing (women’s saber, men’s foil)
Judo (women-57kg, men-73kg)
How to watch the third day
TV channel: The BBC will broadcast the best action for free on terrestrial TV, starting at 10:25 on Sunday night.
Eurosport also owns the rights to broadcast the Olympic Games in the UK, and the live broadcast starts at 11:30 on Sunday evening.
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.
Brownlee fights for the glory of the triathlon
On the third day of the British persuasion, there are still many things worth paying attention to, including Jonny Brownlee, who started participating in the BST men’s triathlon at 10:30 on Sunday evening.
After the latter failed to qualify for the Olympics, the young Brownlee brothers will not fight their eldest brother Alistair (the Olympic champion in 2012 and 2016) in Japan.
Jonny, 31, won the silver medal after Alistair five years ago and the bronze medal in London…Can he finish his last Olympic medal at the Tokyo Olympics?
France’s Vincent Luis is the favorite to win, although GB’s Alex Yee is also a contender.
Pitti leads the British gold medal hopes on Monday
So… is today the day when the British team’s gold rush broke out?
Of course, no one can stop the completely reigning Adam Petty. He is the favorite who successfully defended the 2016 Rio Olympic champion in the men’s 100-meter leapfrog final at 3:12 a.m. British Summer Time.
Who doesn’t want to see two-time bronze medalist Tom Daley finally win the elusive gold medal with Marty Lee in the men’s simultaneous 10m platform final in his fourth and final match?
Then later that day was the final of the men’s rhythmic gymnastics team all-around competition. Double Olympic champion Max Whitlock led the race with Joe Fraser, James Hall and Jani Regini-Morland.
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There are many things to look forward to on the third day of the Olympics. After judoka Chelsea Giles and Taekwondo star Bradley Sinden won their first medal on Sunday, the British team is vying for the gold medal.
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Team GB is expected to achieve success in dressage
For the GB team in the dressage, it was a very happy day. Two-time Olympic champion Charlotte Dujardin easily entered the individual finals on Wednesday.
Dujardin-riding a new horse Gio after the retirement of two-time Olympic champion Valegro-ranked second in Group F, behind Isabell Werth of Germany.
Karl Heist and Charlotte Fry will also compete for individual medals, while the trio will advance to Tuesday’s team final with the second-best qualifier.
“I can’t ask for (Gio) anymore,” Dujardin said. “He was incredible-he gave me everything he had.
“At the end of the exam, I was really excited. He would adapt to my requirements and give me the best.
“Today may be a complete house, and he will show the same performance. He is such a pocket rocket.
“For me, it’s as good as winning tonight. For me, where he is training now, he can’t do it anymore.
“For me, this is like a gold medal. This is one of those very special moments, and I will always remember it.”
The American man lost in an Olympic basketball game for the first time since 2004
Since 2004, the US team suffered an Olympic defeat in a men’s basketball game for the first time.
Gregg Popovich’s star-studded team – which includes top NBA talents such as Kevin Durant, Devin Booker, Draymond Green, Damian Lillard, and Juholardy – in In the exciting Group A clash on Sunday, they lost to the French team 83-76.
The French team leads the Boston Celtics shooting guard Evan Fournier by 28 points, and they also have Rudy Gobert, Nicolas Batum and Frank Nillikina.
The United States-which also lost to France in the quarterfinals of the 2019 FIBA World Cup-will hope to rebound quickly in Wednesday’s game against Iran.
The French will then take action against the Czech Republic.
Bradley Sinden eliminated the initial disappointment with his silver medal
Although Bradley Sinden described himself as “the best loser” after losing to Urubek Rashitov in the men’s taekwondo 68 kg final, Bradley Sinden saw I am very satisfied with my silver medal.
“Maybe I will overcome it in the end, but for now, it makes me feel that I haven’t won the gold medal, and I think it’s something I can get,” he said immediately after the event.
For this 22-year-old with high expectations, this may be true. But as the outstanding athlete of the GB team in Tokyo so far, he has enough reason to celebrate.
