Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024 Medal Count

[Nickyc707 372]

5 hours ago, JoshMartini007 said:

I mean, she can lift at 90% of her capacity and still easily win gold.

 

Another scenario: The Chinese rider intentionally crashes into the United States during the points race of the omnium to prevent her from winning gold.

 

Or maybe the United States wins one of those golds, but somehow chokes the basketball game.  

I don't know if the US rider is the favourite but that often works against you in the Omnium (and Madison) as you're heavily marked by your competitors. 

[Gianlu33 4,448]

Daily streaks update    

1.  China — 46 days
2.  Italy — 35 days
3.  Japan — 31 days
4.  United States — 29 days
5.  Great Britain — 29 days

New Streaks Opened in Paris

1.  Australia — 15 days
2.  Netherlands — 11 days
3.  Germany — 5 days
4.  Iran — 5 days
5.  Turkey — 5 days
6.  Azerbaijan — 4 days
7.  Brazil — 4 days
8.  Canada — 4 days
9.  Denmark — 4 days
10.  Ecuador — 4 days
11.  Spain — 4 days
12.  France — 4 days
13.  New Zealand — 4 days
14.  Ukraine — 4 days
15.  Austria — 3 days
16.  Belgium — 3 days
17.  Sweden — 3 days
18. Algeria — 2 days
19. Bahrain — 2 days
20. Czech Republic — 2 days
21. Hungary — 2 days
22. Kenya — 2 days
23. Norway — 2 days
24. Poland — 2 days
25. Portugal — 2 days
26. South Africa — 2 days
27. Slovenia — 2 days
28. Serbia — 2 days

1 day streak:

 

Broken Streaks (only +2 days)

1.  Canada — 15 days
2.  Netherlands — 12 days
3.  France — 12 days
4.  Hungary — 7 days
5.  Ukraine — 6 days
6.  Hungary — 5 days
7.  Korea — 5 days
8.  New Zealand — 5 days
9.  Romania — 4 days
10.  Ireland — 4 days
11.  Korea — 4 days
12.  Belgium — 3 days
13.  Brazil — 3 days
14.  Belgium — 3 days
15.  Kenya — 3 days
16.  Cuba — 3 days
17.  Sweden — 3 days
18.  Switzerland — 3 days
19.  Israel — 3 days
20.  Ukraine — 3 days
21.  Kenya — 3 days
22.  Thailand — 3 days

[Pavlo 138]

As to this China - USA rivalry..from obvious reasons i always rooted for USA. But now i have to admit Chinese athletes and staff look very positive, relaxed, like there is some small change. Nice. Wish them well. 

[De_Gambassi 1,190]

I don't really care one way or the other, but I'd prefer the US to top the medals table as it's a much more a genuine grass roots sporting nation than China. 
 

[Pavlo 138]

24 minutes ago, De_Gambassi said:

I don't really care one way or the other, but I'd prefer the US to top the medals table as it's a much more a genuine grass roots sporting nation than China. 
 

Not exactly. We think of China that way because...we know why. But looking at it wider....it is one of the oldest civilazations (yes, sportive too) and USA has many sins like atomic bomb or native people😉😉. Also with hiding their doping. No, it's not that simple as media are saying 😉😉. I just think we should look at it wider. Not be so biased. 

[hckošice 14,711]

Team Slovakia

 

at PARIS 2024

FINAL TABLE OF HONOR

 

 

0 - 0 - 1

 

 

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MEDALS

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1st PLACE - GOLD MEDAL

None

 

2nd PLACE - SILVER MEDAL

None

 

3rd PLACE - BRONZE MEDAL

(1)

Matej Beňuš

Canoe Slalom - M C1

 

 

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TOP 8s

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4th PLACE

(3)

Zuzana Paňková

Canoe Slalom - W C1

 

Anna Karolína Schmiedlová

Tennis - W Singles

 

Vanesa Hocková

Shooting - W Skeet

 

 

5th PLACE

(1)

Richard Tury

Skateboarding - M Street

 

 

6th PLACE

(3)

Jakub Grigar

Canoe Slalom - M K1

 

Jakub Grigar

Canoe Slalom - M Kayak-Cross

 

Danka Barteková

Shooting - W Skeet

 

 

7th PLACE

None

 

8th PLACE

None

 

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TOP 10s

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9th Place

(2)

Eliška Mintálová

Canoe Slalom - W K1

Marius Fízeľ

Judo - M +100kg

 

10th Place

(2)

Patrik Jány

Shooting - M 50m Rifle 3 Positions

Tajmuraz Salkazanov

Freestyle Wrestling - M -74kg

 

Edited August 11 by hckošice

[De_Gambassi 1,190]

11 minutes ago, Pavlo said:

Not exactly. We think of China that way because...we know why. But looking at it wider....it is one of the oldest civilazations (yes, sportive too) and USA has many sins like atomic bomb or native people😉😉. Also with hiding their doping. No, it's not that simple as media are saying 😉😉. I just think we should look at it wider. Not be so biased. 

I didn't wish to go that far... Simply, there are probably not many amateur divers in China. Generally speaking, I'm not a fan of sports being dominated by elite-only programs without any grass root to support it. Seems a bit factice to me (and it's not only about China).

[Pavlo 138]

4 minutes ago, De_Gambassi said:

I didn't wish to go that far... Simply, there are probably not many amateur divers in China. Generally speaking, I'm not a fan of sports being dominated by elite-only programs without any grass root to support it. Seems a bit factice to me (and it's not only about China).

Two different approaches maybe. Not better / worse. And maybe we underestimate them, i don't know. Here they look reallly well, sometimes more emotional than Americans. I just mean that for the first time i am not biased. Why not China. 

[Dkats 290]

As someone who knows nothing about wrestling, is Japan likely to win both of their gold medal matches later? I’m assuming their favourites in at least 1.

 

Hoping Australia can hang on to 3rd but it’s unlikely now 

[Federer91 2,707]

18 minutes ago, Dkats said:

As someone who knows nothing about wrestling, is Japan likely to win both of their gold medal matches later? I’m assuming their favourites in at least 1.

 

Hoping Australia can hang on to 3rd but it’s unlikely now 

No, at best both matches are 50-50, with the men's final being 60-40 in favor of Iran imo.