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1 UNITED STATES 124 +2 286 -7 2 BRAZIL 66 +12 205 +36 3 MEXICO 52 +15 142 +4 4 CANADA 46 +11 164 +12 5 1 CUBA 30 -3 69 -31 6 1 COLOMBIA 29 +2 101 +19 7 2 ARGENTINA 17 -16 75 -25 8 CHILE 12 -1 79 +29 9 1 PERU 10 -1 32 -9 10 2 VENEZUELA 8 -1 44 +1 11 2 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 8 -3 32 -8 12 1 ECUADOR 7 -3 36 +4 13 1 PUERTO RICO 3 -2 20 -4 14 2 GUATEMALA (EAI) 3 +1 19 15 10 URUGUAY 2 +2 10 +2 16 12 PANAMA 2 +2 8 +4 17 2 BOLIVIA 2 +1 5 18 3 COSTA RICA 1 9 +4 19 4 EL SALVADOR 1 -2 4 19 2 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 1 4 -7 21 3 PARAGUAY 1 7 +2 22 9 JAMAICA 1 -5 6 -13 23 7 ARUBA 0 3 +2 24 5 NICARAGUA 0 2 -1 25 5 BAHAMAS 0 3 +2 25 NEW GUYANA 0 3 +3 25 NEW HAITI 0 3 +3 28 2 ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA 0 1 -2 28 NEW SURINAME 0 1 +1 30 7 BARBADOS 0 -1 2 +1 31 NEW BERMUDA 0 1 +1 31 NEW DOMINICA 0 1 +1 31 4 HONDURAS 0 1 -1 31 NEW SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS 0 1 +1 As we can see from the medal table, all 4 top nations made considerable gains in gold medals, accounting for almost 66% of total gold medals (vs. 59% in 2019), which caused other nations to suffer a little, especially . Without most of their Track and Field stars, suffered the biggest drop here in the rankings, as well as in gold and total medals percentage. all had their best Games ever, and I think some other nations too: . had a huge increase in the total number of medals, but failed to win more gold medals, which is certainly a bit disappointing for a host nation. They lost a staggering number of direct finals (14 out of 17), which would certainly help them in the ranking (they also were 8th in 2019). Even with a drop in medals, achieved a better ranking compared to Lima, which I think is a first for a previous host? Record number of nations that medaled in a single edition with 34, thanks in part to six NOCs that managed to win at least one medal after none in Lima: . Three nations that had at least one medal in 2019 did not win any this time: .

Men’s Olympic Qualification Tournament Pools Top three teams in each pool qualify for Paris. Pool A (Valencia, Spain) Belgium Spain South Korea Ireland Japan Austria Egypt Ukraine Pool B (Muscat, Oman) Great Britain Germany New Zealand Malaysia Pakistan Canada Chile China

FINAL MEDAL TABLE USA ___________ 41-31-33--105 P.R. of China __ 38-25-18--81 France ________ 23-17-18--58 Great Britain __ 18-22-13--53 Japan _________ 15-18-7--40 Australia ______ 11-18-14--43 Germany ______ 10-11-11--32 Netherlands __ 10-10-12--32 Italy ___________ 8-15-15--38 Hungary _______ 8-8-7--23 Denmark _______ 7-4-5--16 R. of Korea _____ 6-11-5--22 Canada ________ 6-5-11--21 Georgia ________ 6-3-4--13 Romania _______ 6-2-2--10 Norway ________ 6-0-2--8 Spain __________ 5-6-8--19 New Zealand __ 5-7-6--18 Sweden _______ 5-2-2--9 Slovenia _______ 5-1-2--8 Brazil __________ 4-5-11--20 Türkiye ________ 4-5-8--17 Ukraine ________ 4-3-7--14 Kazakhstan ____ 4-3-5--12 Poland _________ 3-7-7--17 Jamaica ________ 3-7-3--13 Iran _____________ 3-5-3-11 Belgium ________ 3-4-3--10 Kenya __________ 3-3-5--11 Czech Republic _ 3-2-5--10 Bulgaria ________ 3-2-3--8 Thailand ________ 3-1-0--4 Greece _________ 3-0-4--7 Cuba ___________ 2-4-3--9 Uzbekistan _____ 2-3-8--13 Ethiopia ________ 2-3-5--10 Ireland __________ 2-3-5--10 Croatia _________ 2-3-3--8 India ____________ 2-2-5--9 Serbia __________ 2-2-4--8 Indonesia _______ 2-1-3--6 Colombia _______ 2-1-2--5 Slovakia _________ 2-1-1--4 Tunisia __________ 2-1-1--4 Lithunia _________ 2-0-3--5 Austria __________ 2-0-2--4 Uganda _________ 2-0-2--4 Switzerland _____ 1-4-5--10 Egypt ___________ 1-3-3--7 Ecuador _________ 1-3-2--6 Israel ____________ 1-3-2--6 Morocco _________ 1-2-2--5 Armenia __________ 1-1-6--8 Mexico ___________ 1-1-3--5 Mongolia _________ 1-1-3--5 Kyrgyzstan _______ 1-1-2--4 Bahrein ___________ 1-1-0--2 Qatar _____________ 1-1-0--2 Azerbaijan _______ 1-0-9--10 Dominican Rep. __ 1-0-1--2 South Africa _____ 1-0-1--2 Venezuela _______ 1-0-1--2 Bahamas ________ 1-0-0--1 Burkina Faso ____ 1-0-0--1 Cyprus __________ 1-0-0--1 Puerto Rico ______ 1-0-0--1

5th place in the +100kg for our Márius Fízeľ People will say meh... but it is a very nice result and we did not have anything close to that for ages in this sport, he is still relatively young so the still long transition period we will have to survive until the talented youth prospect Patrícia Tománková will come to shine on the worlds tatamis can be somehow survivable He is still fighting for the Paris continental quota, would be amazing if he´ll manage to succeed and obtain it. It is already 12 years Slovak Judo had no representatives at the Olympic Games, would be really nice to stop this droughts

Women’s Olympic Qualification Tournament Pools Top three teams in each pool qualify for Paris. Pool A (Valencia, Spain) Belgium Great Britain Spain South Korea Ireland Canada Malaysia Ukraine Pool B (Ranchi, India) Germany India New Zealand Japan Chile United States Italy Czech Republic

12 days until the Para Pan Am Games begin (also it’ll be my birthday)

Guess who's back as year end #1? Beat Sabalenka in SF and delivered an all-time beatdown in the Cancun final

I hate those free by default quotas for South Africa and Australia/NZ

No Gold NOCs LAT 0-2-2--4 BOT 0-2-1--3 HKG 0-1-4--5 TPE 0-1-3--4 CIV 0-1-3--4 POR 0-1-3--4 KOS 0-1-2--3 MDA 0-1-1--2 NGR 0-1-1--2 PER 0-1-1--2 ALB 0-1-0--1 BIH 0-1-0--1 DMA 0-1-0--1 FIJ 0-1-0--1 JOR 0-1-0--1 LES 0-1-0--1 MNE 0-1-0--1 NIG 0-1-0--1 LCA 0-1-0--1 TJK 0-1-0--1 PHI 0-0-3--3 ARG 0-0-2--2 MOZ 0-0-2--2 ARU 0-0-1--1 IVB 0-0-1--1 CHI 0-0-1--1 EST 0-0-1--1 FIN 0-0-1--1 GRN 0-0-1--1 SGP 0-0-1--1 TTO 0-0-1--1

DAY 16 - August, 11th ATHLETICS - Women's Marathon 1. M. Alemu 2. F.E. Gardadi 3. S.C. Kaptich BASKETBALL - Women 1. USA 2. P.R. of China 3. Belgium HANDBALL - Men 1. Denmark 2. France 3. Sweden TRACK CYCLING - Women's Sprint 1. E. Finucane 2. L. Friedrich 3. E. Andrews TRACK CYCLING - Men's Keirin 1. H. Lavreysen 2. K. Quintero 3. S. Nakano TRACK CYCLING - Women's Omnium 1. A. Wollanston 2. J. Valente 3. L. Kopecky MODERN PENTATHLON - Women 1. E. Micheli 2. A. Sotero 3. M. Gulyás VOLLEYBALL - Women 1. Brazil 2. Serbia 3. Türkiye WEIGHTLIFTING - Women's 81kg 1. H. Park 2. W. Li 3. M.A. Theisen Lappen WRESTLING - Men's Freestyle 65kg 1. R.M. Amouzad Khalili 2. N. Lee 3. B. Punia H. Aliyev WRESTLING - Women's Freestyle 76kg 1. Y. Kagami 2. S. Hamza 3. G. Reasco E. Mäe WRESTLING - Men's Freestyle 97kg 1. A. Tazhudinov 2. K. Snyder 3. M. Magomedov G. Matcharshvili WATER POLO - Men 1. Hungary 2. Italy 3. Spain ___________________________________________________ Updates: SAILING - Women's Windsurfing 1. E. Wilson 2. K. Spychakov 3. P. Lamadrid Trueba WEIGHTLIFTING - Men's 73kg 1. W. Wichuma 2. J. Bak 3. M.F. Özbek

Results are in from Montelibretti and the South African eventing competitions from the weekend... Overall there are no big implications for the rankings, except in the Group F. Jessica George won the event in South Africa and now tops the Group F rankings, however South Africa will still have only one starter as Noor Slaoui did enough in Montelibretti to overtake Alexandra Munn on tie-break. Tough luck for Usman Khan who was in for the whole year, basically, but ends up as only the second reserve following an elimination in Montelibretti. History for Morocco as never before they had qualified in eventing. As there are no more events in Europe, these individual quotas are effectively confirmed now: Group A - Group B - Group C - @Vektor Group F - Group G - Overall -

Looks like the former British cyclist Dean Reeves

Just bought tickets for POL vs LAT hockey game here in Poland on Nov 10th. this will be first time for me to watch hockey live @hckošice @phelps if it’s not that good as you both keep saying, i want my money back

Philip Kim qualifies for Paris in men’s breaking!

Justin Barnes/Will Jones qualify Canada in men’s 49er sailing!

Wheelchair Tennis World Ranking Lists updated as of November 6th, 2023

Well if they can’t beat Argentina they don’t deserve it lol

That's definitively dissapointing.

Continental quota take priority over the 2024 Worlds quota

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_polo_at_the_2024_World_Aquatics_Championships Africa : Oceania :

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_polo_at_the_2024_World_Aquatics_Championships Africa : qualified

Looking at my optimistic predictions of gold medals for team Brasil, I almost matched the actual results in total numbers. While I'm happy with the results, I wish Brazil had won more gold medals in different sports, like Archery, Canoeing and Cycling. We did manage to win a medal in a sport we never won anything before (Baseball), so that's a positive, along with the unexpected gold medals in Wrestling. Won more gold medals than predicted +2 Athletics, Boxing, Judo, Gymnastics (Rhythmic), Tennis +1 Canoeing Slalom, Triathlon Matched the predictions Basketball, Beach Volleyball, Equestrian, Fencing, Football, Karate, Roller Skating (Artistic), Sailing, Skateboarding, Volleyball. Won less gold medals than predicted -1 Archery, Badminton, Canoeing Sprint, Cycling (BMX), Gymnastics (Artistic), Gymnastics (Trampoline), Open Water, Surfing, Swimming, Taekwondo, Table Tennis. Won gold medals that were not predicted +2 Wrestling +1 Rowing

Slovakia Edition: TISC Open 2015

Breaking for Gold Ranking Lists updated as of November 6th, 2023

2 medals in the last day of the games completed the 36 medals won by team Ecuador in Santiago 2023, with a total of 7 Golds, 12 Silvers and 17 Bronzes. At the end Ecuador finished just short of the top 10 in the final tally by 1 gold, a couple of unlucky results especially in the first week like the injury of Tamara Salazar prior to her competition or very close losses in the final meters of the Road Cycling events were the main reason of missing the Top 10. However the team surpassed the goal of 30 medals, so the final outcome may be considered as a success overall. Gabi Vargas won yesterday her second medal here, this time a bronze after her silver from the 1km race a day earlier. And a dozen of minutes later María Arias brought the last medal of the team and concluded the participation of Ecuador at the games by this as well. 7 - 12 - 17 Medals of the Day Maria Loreta Arias, Inline Speed Skating W 500m Silver Gabriela Vargas, Inline Speed Skating W 10 000m Elimination Race Bronze

And hopefully Zimbabwe won the women's just to make sure hosting the event didn't go to waste.

Hope India can go through being 2nd seed and host.

@Matej

I need rest after the Asian Games and Pan American Games.

Sun 05/11/2023 ARCHERY Pan Am M Ind W Ind thanks to USA M Ind quota - USA has now qualified in mixed team event as well (teams qualified for mixed event are: CHN FRA GER INA JPN MEX KOR ESP USA)

won the men's elite.

The games are officially closed See you in 2027

You're right - it was an absolute horror show for although some of the guys did get some pretty tough draws. Will ignore the women because I still think we are well placed to qualify in 5 of the weight classes and have realistic medal prospects in both Giles and Renshall (She wasn't at the Euros after picking up injury in Zagreb). On the women's side, I would probably be most disappointed for Nekoda Smythe-Davis who had to fight for her place in the squad and wasn't able to take advantage of the opportunity. Had high hopes for Sam Hall to do well as he has had some decent form over the last couple of weeks, but he drew 4th seed Khyar in the 1st round which was always going to be difficult. I just wish he and Charlie Young had been reversed in the draw because I think Hall could have had the beating of Garcia Torne but that could just be wishful thinking. Both Petgrave and Moorhead need to get their s**t together and start banking some points PDQ or they will see their potential quota places disappearing quicker than Usain Bolt. On a side note, was very surprised that Olympics.com site was suggesting that Wesley Greenidge (+100Kg) was one of the British athletes to watch as a potential qualifier for Paris. He is so far off the pace that the suggestion that he could qualify is almost laughable.

Olympic hurdles medalist Ronald Levy suspended after failing drug test

Teams qualfied to OQTs (ordered by world ranking): We'll probably know who will play in each tournament tomorrow or during the next week but FIH rarely ever does real draws, they always use serpentine system for every competition so... one can try to deduct the line ups with it (one tournament with the teams ranked 1, 4, 5, etc, the other with 2, 3, 6, 7..).

Day #3 Medallists women's -78kg Gold: Aline Boehm Silver: Alice Bellandi Bronze: Patricia Sampaio & Inbal Lanir women's +78kg Gold: Romane Dicko Silver: Raz Hershko Bronze: Asya Tavano & Marit Kamps men's -90kg Gold: Nemanja Majdov Silver: Lasha Bekauri Bronze: Krisztian Toth & Mihael Zgank men's -100kg Gold: Zelym Kotsoyev Silver: Ilia Sulamanidze Bronze: Nikoloz Sherazadishvili & Matvey Kanikovskiy men's +100kg Gold: Martti Puumalainen Silver: Guram Tushishvili Bronze: Valeriy Endovistrkiy & Jelle Snippe

A very strange link to the the Olympic Games here. The Irish politician is Boyd Barrett of the People Before Profit party. His mother is the actress SInead Cusack, was born when she was a teenager and was adopted by another couple. Many years later his mother married British actor Jeremy Irons who played IOC president Avery Brundage in the film "Race" about Jesse Owens.

Might be one of the most predictable events in the entire (Winter) Olympic program, with a super-small list of countries with any remote sort of medal chance, but still sad to see it go

Quota : Women's Triathlon Medal, Men's Sevens

@Josh we are waiting for your predictions, if you have some spare time... @MagyarBabu and day 16 from you, i am very interested in your M water polo predictions...

qualification, the men's basketball team medals, I'd cherish all the Italian medals the same (even those I won't waste a second watching, like Rhythmic Gymnastics & co.)

If Finland gains a team, then Ireland stands to get an individual reallocation. If it goes to Portugal, then Italy would profit. Other than that, battle for the individual quotas is mostly decided. Only will likely overtake both by the end while will do everything to try to overtake .

Individual qualification simulation for dressage as of October 31st... Group A - Group B - Group C - Group D&E - Group F - Group G - Overall - Group F team quota is almost certainly getting reallocated to a composite team. Current ranking (sum of the top 3 riders' rankings) is as follows: 261 273 352 397 430 476 Finland though has a lot of room to improve, more so than Portugal.

The men's water polo team failed to qualify for Doha 2024 it appears. So they will not have a further chance to qualify for Paris

No women's elite event was held. So the spot will be reallocated.

En general todo más o menos dentro de la lógica al final, con algo más de suerte capaz llegábamos al 20 en oros pero volviendo al 7° puesto normal en el medallero. Pensando en París lo mismo de siempre: habrá que seguir confiando en los equipos, prenderle una vela al físico del Maligno Torres, que le sople buen viento al Nacra y después que esté inspirado algún tenista o que Fede Gil y Vernice tengan el torneo de su vida. El resto a lo clasificar y lo que se pueda.