well, Paltrinieri yesterday had gastroenteritis (more than one guy has it in our team this week, Pirozzi is another one, for instance) and over 38° fever at the moment of the race...so, don't take yesterday's performance as really indicative...
This would be my predictions
100-Christian Coleman 9.75 ish Baker and Prescod Bronze and Silver
200- Noah Lyles ca 19.40
400 Wayde Sub 43 WR Silver Michael Norman ca 43.20 Bronze Fred Kerley ca 43.60
800 Korir ca 1.40 WR Silver Nigel Amos 1.41 Bronze we can say Kszczot lol
Don't know about alot of long distance
110 h Shubenkov 13.03 Mcleod 13.07 Levy 13.11 Close Race
400 h WR Samba 46.5 ish Silver and Bronze Mcmaster and Benjamin sub 47 (i know it's alot of Middle distance World Records)
High Jump Barshim 2.42 Lysenko 2.38 Drouin 2.35 (comeback)
Long Jump Echevarria ca 8.70 Silver Manyonga ca 8.65 Bronze J.Henderson ca 8.50
Pole Vault Kendricks 5.88 Duplantis and Lisek silver and bronze 5.83
Triple Jump Teddy Tamgho Gold? (My favourite athlete of all time) nah jk Gold Pichardo 18.01 Silver Taylor 17.89 Bronze Claye 17.75 (i think pichardo is eligable as soon as this european championship)
Shot Put Gold Crouser Silver Walsh Bronze D.Hill
Discus Gold Ståhl (cmon sweden) Silver Dacres Bronze Gudzius
Hammer Nowicki Gold
Javelin Julius Yego back to form?? Probably a german triple Vetter, Röhler and Hoffman
Dechatlon I like Warner but i reckon Mayer might be tough to beat
Race Walking aint my thing but the Toth dude wins alot so..
4*100 USA sub 47 Coleman,Lyles,Baker and Gatlin/Rodgers/Jaylen Bacon?? would be lethal
4*400 USA almost a world record with Michael Norman, Kerley, Dedewo and Gil Roberts
Still I think high jump is too fault-sensitive for anyone to really be that huge of a favourite. Just like the 110m hurdles for example. It's entirely different for stuff like the 800m freestyle. If one person is as dominant there as for example Katie Ledecky, even she of course has no 100% chance to win, but it is extremely unlikely to see anyone beat her if she doesn't get sick or injured, since there's much less of a mistake to be made during the actual competition.
Oh fuck Olympics is in Tokyo so Barshim isn't on home soil sorry i thought about the doha world champs. But yeah high jump is a very sensitive for mistake, what's making me think Barshim is gonna win easily is if Lysenko isn't competing and Drouin aint back to form Barshim could win by clearing something like 2.33 which he normally does in his sleep.
to be honest, I don't care about forums that much during the Olympics...I prefer to focus on the competitions (and generally in those days I have both PC and TV running pictures from the Games venues rather than writing on some forum)...
there's so much time to discuss after the Games are over...just in case...
Just like in Rio. That was awesome, on the major Dutch forum the only people watching and posting were people actually interested in the sports instead of people who don't care and just come to troll (which happens a lot when it's during daytime)
Still hate the fact that I'm being mocked for the 200m breaststroke though. One guy asked "who's the favourite for this race?", I answered "Everyone but Balandin."......couple minutes later, Balandin won the gold.
personally, my best Olympic time window is the US East Coast time (Rio too was almost perfect)...
I like taking afternoon, evening and night to watch the Games, then going to sleep around 5/6 a.m. until 10 a.m. and still having the late morning hours to manage my own affairs...
meanwhile I've never liked the Far East Olympics...those times are very uncomfortable to me...
I mean, I like when it starts anywhere between 23:00 and 01:00, generally speaking, because then most of the sports day is in a time when at least here there won't be people awake asking for your attention Plus when it's over halfway in the afternoon, that leaves plenty of time for stuff like stocking up in the supermarket, which is hard when the Olympics are in Europe (since then the supermarkets are closed outside of the sports hours )
For Serbia: Waterpolo (M), Basketball (M) and Volleyball (W) - "almost" sure. Good chance for Basketball (W), solid for Volleyball (M), Handball (W) and football (M). And small chance for Handball (M).
Archery: The male team should do it, possibly the female's one too, but it's archery, you never know : 2-6
Artistic Swimming: I guess not, perhaps, who cares ? Not me : 2-8
Athletics: The federation seems more open to bring youngsters that just make the standards, so I assume a bit more than the ~40 athletes we had the previous olympics: 42-52
Badminton: Leverdez as always. Possible one female, Maybe one of the double too (mixed or women) : 1-4
Baseball: yeah,right : 0
Basketball: Both female teams should be fine, the males ones are more of a question mark : 16-32
Beach Volleyball: The male team was close last time. No chance for the other teams : 0-2
Boxing: I can see us having less boxers in Tokyo than medals in Rio (6) : 4-10
Canoeing - Slalom: The two males boat, possibly only one female. : 3-4
Canoeing - Sprint: No idea : 4-10
Cycling - BMX: Definitly three boys, one or two girls : 4-5
Cycling - Mountain Bike: Three male riders seem almost garanted. 3 women are not impossible either : 5-6
Cycling - Road: 9 riders (6 males, 3 women) sound like a lock : 9
Cycling - Track: Possible a full team if we manage to find someone to go with Mathilde Gros in team sprint : 13-15
Diving: Probably, the same three we had in Rio (Auffret, Rossino, Rosset), which apparently are the only three divers we have in the country : 3
Equestrian: Looking at the current dressage ranking, I wonder how we manage to qualifie in Rio... Eventing and jumping teams hould be ok. :6-7
Fencing: As it stands, we 'd qualifie every teams, but it's dam close for some of them. We could easely miss a couple of teams: 12-18
Field Hockey: The boys are not quite up there, but it's getting closer, (the french federation is looking for Huguenots daughters in the Netherlands to have somhow a competitive team in 24, so nothing to see here). Still, most likely : 0
Football: With the world cup at home, I fail to see the women team not qualifying. The male team has its chances as always : 18-36
Golf: Probably four, even if we suck at golf : 4
Gymnastics - Artistic: I'm giving myself two years to understand the qualification process : 10-14
Gymnastics - Rhythmic: 1
Gymnastics - Trampoline: Probably one girl, and that's it : 1
Handball: I'd be suprised if not both team make it tbh : 28
Judo: Possibly, we could miss a couple of male categories : 12-14
Karate: Could go either way really : 2-6
Modern Pentathlon: Hard to see past a full team here : 4
Rowing: 10-16
Rugby Sevens: Definitly the female team. The male team has been shit this yearn but by 2020, we should have enough to prevail against the likes of Spain : 24
Sailing: Probably a full team also : 10
Shooting: Possibly more than ever before : 12-18
Skateboarding: Guessing here really : 1-2
Sport Climbing: We don't really know who will prevail with this new combined event : 2-4
Surfing: As it stands, we would qualifie 4 athletes. The second female one is a bit of question mark. So : 3-4
Swimming: Probably, quite lower that what we are used to : 20-30
Table Tennis: The male team + possibly one girl : 3-4
Taekwondo: The federation seems to be in disaray at the moment... : 0-2
Tennis: 8-12
Triathlon: At this point, a full team sounds likely : 6
Volleyball If it was not for the FIVB, the qualification of the male team would not even be a question mark. Still, the should be able to do it: 12
Water Polo: The possibility is here for the male team (like in Rio), but it's really a slim one. I'm guessing that the women one have some chances too: 0-11
Weightlifting: 4-6
Wrestling: Well, at least, one (Larroque), then, it's anyboddy guess : 1-4
Heptathlon is always dangerous, because there are several chances that something goes wrong. You could have three fouls in Long Jump or fall over the hurdles, for example. Of course Decathlon is even more unpredictable.
Russians: I dont see anyone who could reach 80 m + i dont think they will be back by then.
Americans: I dont think they can throw 78 m at a major competition + i hope that they will be caught sooner than later.
Yes, I did. I know in Olympics this will not happen, but World Championships have priority in this case. It would be impossible to decide to which of the 2 athletes we should assign the bronze. Same thing happened in Table Tennis where in World Championships athletes from 2 different nations can compete in doubles. This won't happen at the Olympics, but I assigned medals to both nations.
Yes, it includes all the Olympic sports and events, with at the events be considered at least once in the quadriennium. Karate will have the World Championships in November 2018. Boxing is still missing because of course we are waiting news from AIBA and IOC
No, qualification rules are not considered. Even because it would be impossible to artificially assign medals to athletes who didn't win medals at the world championships.
Archery: Maja Jager seems to be back at a high level and seems like a very likely qualifier. The women's team showed good form in Berlin and may also be an outsider. Meanwhile I don't see any men qualifying, so 0-3
Artistic Swimming: We are pretty close to having nothing here. No qualifiers
Athletics: 4 of the athletes from Rio seems pretty likely to also be at a high level in 2020, while Sara Slott and Andreas Bube are slightly more questionable. Meanwhile a young guy like Benjamin Lobo Vedel looks like an almost certain qualifier if he stays motivated and free of injuries. and we have a bunch of other talents could do it if they manage to lift their level high enough. I wouldn't be surprised if we go 2 digits for the first time since 1972, but we could also very well end up a bit below that. 5-12
Badminton: It would be a disaster if we don't qualify one in each discipline. Women's doubles are the biggest questionmark after Kamilla Rytter Juhl stopping, but I believe Fruergaard/Thygesen are good enough to make it. A good chance for 2 mens singles and doubles as well. 8-11
Baseball: Not gonna happen.
Basketball: We are getting better, but it's a long way!
Beach Volleyball: Trans/Tyndeskov is a decent pair, but unless they do massive progress, it doesn't seem likely.
Boxing: Our most likely Olympic boxer, Mahdi Jallaw, decided to go pro and doesn't seem like a guy who wants to go for the Olympics. Frederik Lundgaard Jensen sounds like the most likely Olympic boxer, but I really don't know much about his or other's chances.
Canoeing - Slalom: We've only just started having national championships. Maybe it's the start of something interesting but 2020 is impossible.
Canoeing - Sprint: Rene Holten and Emma Jørgensen should be safe (if they stay motivated). Both the women's K4 and men's K2 1000m are also pretty likely qualifiers. The men's K4 could also have a chance 2-12
Cycling - BMX: Simone Tetsche should be safe but other than that, it's questionable. She may do well enough to get us into top 5 and get us a 2nd quota, but it seems unlikely. A small chance for a rider in the men's race. Meanwhile BMX freestyle is a no go for us. 1-3
Cycling - Mountain Bike: Annika Langvad should secure a Danish quota. With some help from Malene Degn, it could become 2. Simon Andreassen hasn't quite been at his best so far meaning that Denmark is a bit behind when it comes to the men's rankings, but if he gets back to his best, we should take one for the men as well. 1-3
Cycling - Road: Considering where we're ranked at the moment, we should end up with 4 riders in the men's cycling. A small chance for 5 if we progress even more, but I doubt it. We could have a chance for 2 places in the time trial. We should also finally be back in the women's race, where 3 riders seems like the most likely outcome where one will also be in the TT. 5-8
Cycling - Track: We should be safe in the men's Team pursuit, where the team is young. We should also be able to take part in the men's omnium and madison. The women should qualify for omnium and madison. 4-6
Diving: A tiny chance that Andreas Sargent will be there, possibly with Marting Bang Christensen, but I doubt it.
Equestrian: A team in dressage should be a pretty safe thing, while we would need a lot of luck to qualify in jumping or eventing. 3
Fencing: If the guys progress quite a lot, we have a small chance for a team in men's epee or foil, but it seems unlikely. Andreas Tsoronis, Frederik von der Osten or Patrick Jørgensen may be able to get it just right and get a single place in one of the two classes. 0-1
Field Hockey: We don't have an outdoor national team, so no...
Football: The women's team could do it if they make it to the Worlds and get lucky in the draws. I really don't know much about the current under-21 team. We have a couple of decent players, but other than that, I don't know. I doubt it. 0-18
Golf: It would be disappointing if we don't get 4 players. 4
Gymnastics - Artistic: Our best shot, Marie Skammelsen decided to finish her carreer making it highly unlikely that we'll see a Dane in the Olympics in the near future.
Gymnastics - Rhythmic: We have a couple of gymnasts, but they're in the bottom at the worlds.
Gymnastics - Trampoline: Benjamin Salo Kjær looks like our best bid to get back into the Olympics, but he needs to get a lot better to make it. It's possible, but hard. 0-1
Handball: The men's team should be safe, while it's harder for the women. They are in the mix for it, but could miss out. 14-28
Judo: It doesn't look impossible for Emilie Sook if she keeps on progressing, but there’s still some way to the top. 0-1
Karate: Katrine Pedersen is still young but has already been no. 1 in -68kg. It’s tough, but I believe in her to keep it up, though she may need to fight bigger opponents. 0-1
Modern Pentathlon: We tried creating something again, but I don’t think we’ll make it even though Line Grubak is very ambitious.
Rowing: W1x and M4- seems like very good chances. The LM2x has done surprisingly well as well and M1x should also be able to qualify. The W2- isn’t active at the moment due to some problems for Christina Juhl Johansen. Meanwhile Lærke Berg seems to have made the W4- a serious contender for the Olympic spot. A LW2x could also be possible. 5-14
Rugby Sevens: We’re simply not close to good enough.
Sailing: 49er FX, Laser Radial and Nacra 17 should be sure qualifiers. The 49er is pretty close to sure as well but could miss out. Decent chances for the RS:Xs as well and if Andre Højen does his very best there’s a small chance for a Finn. 5-10
Shooting: Stine Nielsen, Rikke Mæng and Jesper Hansen are all expected to qualify. We have a bunch of other possible qualifiers in both, skeet, rifle and if everything works out, pistol. 3-7
Skateboarding: The only Danish skater that I know is Rune Glifberg. He is getting pretty old but is still competing a bit. I don’t know if he’ll go for the Olympics or anybody else will be able to qualify.
Softball: If it was men’s softball, we could have a small chance, but no.
Sport Climbing: I don’t see anybody qualifying
Surfing: We have some surfers participating in major events, but they seem too far from the top to qualify.
Swimming: Pernille Blume, Mie Ø. Nielsen and Rikke Møller should be safe. Anton Ørskov Ipsen and Viktor Bromer pretty much as well. Jeanette Ottesen goes for the Olympics after getting a child and has done decently so far, meaning that we may have the medley relay back. If Jeanette doesn’t make it, Emilie Beckmann should be good enough to have us qualify. If Jeanette makes it back, we can also get the 4x100 freestyle relay, where Julie Kepp and Sarah Bro could be part as well. Both 4x200m relays aren’t impossible if things work out well. We have some young talents who could also qualify if they progress quite a bit during the next years. 6-16
Table Tennis: Jonathan Groth should qualify without problems. Michael Maze is back on competitive level but haven’t really shown Olympic class so far. I am hoping, but it’s very uncertain. A tiny chance for a team if he makes it back to his best, but that’s very optimistic. 1-3
Taekwondo: Sarah Malykke is very interesting and has some very interesting results, but she is still quite a bit away from the Olympics. It will be tough but not impossible. 0-1
Tennis: This will be a question about whether Wozzie stays active. If she does, she should be in Tokyo, if not I don’t think our young talents aren’t quite ready yet. 0-1
Triathlon: Andreas Schilling should be there. A small chance for the relay team, but I don’t think they’ll quite make it. Alberte Kjær seems like a possible qualifier if she doesn’t get more problems during the qualification period. I doubt that any of the others will make it to individual Olympic level. 1-4
Volleyball No chance
Water Polo: Nope
Weightlifting: A tiny chance considering the restrictions due to doping, but it’s unlikely.
Wrestling: If he gets Danish citizenship, Rajbek Bisultanov is absolutely a possible qualifier. Frederik Bjerrehuus isn’t impossible either, but he’ll need to be at his absolute best. 0-2
32 at the end of the games (late August)...
in London she clearly missed out on the entire meet (she was swinging from Lucas and our federal site in Verona...and obviously she was caught in between the war those 2 were making)...and still she was 5th in the 200m...
in Rio she ended up 4th despite she had very big "period" troubles just a short time before the final...had she been not so unlucky, she would have been there with Ledecky and Sjostrom until the last stroke for sure...
remember..."never underestimate the heart of a champion" (cit.)...
p.s. looking at how she reacted (and how she started the season, with a world record so early last Winter), last year Ledecky was more than annoyed by the only defeat of her career since London 2012...
p.p.s. I just read an interview with Niccolò Campriani...and he says he's not excluding at 100% his comeback (I guess he's being put under heavy, heavy pressure by our NOC...and actually I also think he's too young to really retire from such discipline like shooting -he normally was one of the youngest starters in all the finals he's done in his life)...
if this comeback will really happen, it would increase our medal chance at least by 3 (his 2 individual events + the mixed air rifle competition with his fiancèe -wife? I don't know if they got married in the meantime or not- Petra Zublasing)...
because if he's coming back, he's gonna be the main favourite in all these events, I think...
2020 Tokyo by 2017 results - version made by late November 2017, with 2017 World Championships results, with some other results like e.g. Wimbledon Tournament or FIFA Confederation Cup when there were no WCh,
and in November I didn't know women's handball WCH results yet, or boxing and weightlifting categories either, so it's not a complete work yet, but don't have anything better
AQUATICS
DIVING
Men’s 3m Springboard 1. Xie Siyi CHN 2. Patrick Hausding GER 3. Ilya Zakharov RUS
Men’s 10m Platform 1. Tom Daley GBR 2. Chen Aisen CHN 3. Yang Jian CHN
Men’s Synchronised 3m Springboard 1. Evgenii Kuznetsov, Ilia Zakharov RUS 2. Yuan Cao, Siyi Xie CHN 3. Oleg Kolodiy, Illya Kvasha UKR
Men’s Synchronised 10m Platform 1. Chen Aisen, Yang Hao CHN 2. Aleksandr Bondar, Viktor Minibaev RUS 3. Patrick Hausding, Sascha Klein GER
Women’s 3m Springboard 1. Shi Tingmao CHN 2. Wang Han CHN 3. Jennifer Abel CAN
Women’s 10m Platform 1. Cheong Jun Hoong MAS 2. Si Yajie CHN 3. Ren Qian CHN
Women’s Synchronised 3m Springboard 1. Chang Yani, Shi Tingmao CHN 2. Jennifer Abel, Melissa Citrini-Beaulieu CAN 3. Nadezhda Bazhina, Kristina Ilinykh RUS
Women’s Synchronised 10m Platform 1. Ren Qian, Si Yajie CHN 2. Kim Mi Rae, Kim Kuk Hyang PRK 3. Cheong Jun Hoong, Pamg Pandelela MAS rev names
MARATHON SWIMMING
Men’s 10km Marathon Swimming 1. Ferry Weertman NED 2. Jordan Wilimovsky USA 3. Marc-Antoine Olivier FRA
Women’s 10km Marathon Swimming 1. Aurelie Muller FRA 2. Samantha Arevalo ECU 3. Arianna Bridi ITA 3. Ana Marcela Cunha BRA
SWIMMING
Men’s 50m Freestyle 1. Caeleb Dressel USA 2. Bruno Fratus BRA 3. Ben Proud GBR
Men’s 100m Freestyle 1. Caeleb Dressel USA 2. Nathan Adrian USA 3. Mehdy Metella FRA
Men’s 200m Freestyle 1. Sun Yang CHN 2. Townley Haas USA 3. Aleksandr Krasnykh RUS
Men’s 400m Freestyle 1. Sun Yang CHN 2. Mack Horton AUS 3. Gabriele Detti ITA
Men’s 800m Freestyle 1. Gabriele Detti ITA 2. Wojciech Wojdak POL 3. Gregorio Paltrinieri ITA
Men’s 1500m Freestyle 1. Gregorio Paltrinieri ITA 2. Mykhailo Romanchuk UKR 3. Mack Horton AUS
Men’s 100m Backstroke 1. Xu Jiayu CHN 2. Matt Grevers USA 3. Ryan Murphy USA
Men’s 200m Backstroke 1. Evgeny Rylov RUS 2. Ryan Murphy USA 3. Jacob Pebley USA
Men’s 100m Breaststroke 1. Adam Peaty GBR 2. Kevin Cordes USA 3. Kirill Prigoda RUS
Men’s 200m Breaststroke 1. Anton Chupkov RUS 2. Yasuhiro Koseki JPN 3. Ippei Watanabe JPN
Men’s 100m Butterfly 1. Caeleb Dressel USA 2. Kristof Milak HUN 3. Joseph Schooling SIN 3. James Guy GBR
Men’s 200m Butterfly 1. Chad le Clos RSA 2. Laszlo Cseh HUN 3. Daiya Seto JPN
Men’s 200m Individual Medley 1. Chase Kalisz USA 2. Kosuke Hagino JPN 3. Wang Shun CHN
Men’s 400m Individual Medley 1. Chase Kalisz USA 2. David Verraszto HUN 3. Daiya Seto JPN
Men’s 4x100m Freestyle Relay 1. United States 2. Brazil 3. Hungary
Men’s 4x200m Freestyle Relay 1. Great Britain 2. Russia 3. United States
Men’s 4x100m Medley Relay 1. United States 2. Great Britain 3. Russia
Women’s 50m Freestyle 1. Sarah Sjostrom SWE 2. Ranomi Kromowidjojo NED 3. Simone Manuel USA
Women’s 100m Freestyle 1. Simone Manuel USA 2. Sarah Sjostrom SWE 3. Pernille Blume DEN
Women’s 200m Freestyle 1. Federica Pellegrini ITA 2. Katie Ledecky USA 2. Emma McKeon AUS
Women’s 400m Freestyle 1. Katie Ledecky USA 2. Leah Smith USA 3. Li Bingjie CHN
Women’s 800m Freestyle 1. Katie Ledecky USA 2. Li Bingjie CHN 3. Leah Smith USA
Women’s 1500m Freestyle 1. Katie Ledecky USA 2. Mireia Belmonte ESP 3. Simona Quadarella ITA
Women’s 100m Backstroke 1. Kylie Masse CAN 2. Kathleen Baker USA 3. Emily Seebohm AUS
Women’s 200m Backstroke 1. Emily Seebohm USA 2. Katinka Hosszu HUN 3. Kathleen Baker USA
Women’s 100m Breaststroke 1. Lilly King USA 2. Katie Melli USA 3. Yuliya Yefimova RUS
Women’s 200m Breaststroke 1. Yuliya Yefimova RUS 2. Bethany Galat USA 3. Shi Jinglin CHN
Women’s 100m Butterfly 1. Sarah Sjostrom SWE 2. Emma McKeon AUS 3. Kelsi Worrell USA
Women’s 200m Butterfly 1. Mireia Belmonte ESP 2. Franziska Hentke GER 3. Katinka Hosszu HUN
Women’s 200m Individual Medley 1. Katinka Hosszu HUN 2. Yui Ohashi JPN 3. Madisyn Cox USA
Women’s 400m Individual Medley 1. Katinka Hosszu HUN 2. Mireia Belmonte ESP 3. Sydney Pickrem CAN
Women’s 4x100m Freestyle Relay 1. United States 2. Australia 3. Netherlands
Women’s 4x200m Freestyle Relay 1. United States 2. China 3. Australia
Women’s 4x100m Medley Relay 1. United States 2. Russia 3. Australia
4x100m Mixed Medley Relay 1. United States 2. Australia 3. Canada 3. China
SYNCHRONISED SWIMMING
Women’s Duets 1. Svetlana Kolesnichenko, Alexandra Patskevich RUS 2. Jiang Tingting, Jiang Wenwen CHN 3. Anna Voloshyna, Yelyzaveta Yakhno UKR
Women’s Teams 1. Russia 2. China 3. Ukraine
WATER POLO
Men’s Tournament 1. Croatia 2. Hungary 3. Serbia
Women’s Tournament 1. United States 2. Spain 3. Russia
ARCHERY
Men’s Individual Competition 1. Im Dong Hyun KOR 2. Wei Chun-heng TPE 3. Steve Wijler NED
Men’s Team Competition 1. Italy 2. France 3. Korea Republic
Women’s Individual Competition 1. Ksenia Perova RUS 2. Chang Hye Jin KOR 3. Tan Ya-Ting TPE
Women’s Team Competition 1. Korea Republic 2. Mexico 3. Chinese Taipei
Mixed Team 1. Im Dong Hyun, Kang Chae Young KOR 2. Florian Kahllund, Lisa Unruh GER 3. Patrick Huston, Naomi Folkard GBR
ATHLETICS
Men’s 100m 1. Justin Gatlin USA 2. Christian Coleman USA 3. Usain Bolt JAM
Men’s 200m 1. Ramil Guliyev TUR 2. Wayde van Niekerk RSA 3. Jereem Richards TRI
Men’s 400m 1. Wayde van Niekerk RSA 2. Steven Gardiner BAH 3. Abdalelah Haroun QAT
Men’s 800m 1. Pierre-Ambroise Bosse FRA 2. Adam Kszczot POL 3. Kipyegon Bett KEN
Men’s 1500m 1. Elijah Manangoi KEN 2. Timothy Cheruiyot KEN 3. Filip Ingebrigtsen NOR
Men’s 5000m 1. Muktar Edris ETH 2. Mo Farah GBR 3. Paul Chelimo USA
Men’s 10000m 1. Mo Farah GBR 2. Joshua Kiprui Cheptegei UGA 3. Paul Tanui KEN
Men’s 110m Hurdles 1. Omar McLeod JAM 2. Sergey Shubenkov RUS* 3. Balazs Baji HUN
Men’s 400m Hurdles 1. Karsten Warholm NOR 2. Yasmani Copello TUR 3. Kerron Clement USA
Men’s 3000m Steeplechase 1. Conseslus Kipruto KEN 2. Soufiane El Bakkali MAR 3. Evan Jager USA
Men’s Marathon 1. Geoffrey Kirui KEN 2. Tamirat Tola ETH 3. Alphonce Simbu TAN
Men’s 20km Race Walk 1. Eider Arevalo COL 2. Sergey Shirobokov RUS* 3. Caio Bonfim BRA
Men’s 50km Race Walk 1. Yohann Diniz FRA 2. Hirooki Arai JPN 3. Kai Kobayashi JPN
Men’s 4x100m Relay 1. Great Britain 2. United States 3. Japan
Men’s 4x400m Relay 1. Trinidad and Tobago 2. United States 3. Great Britain
Men’s High Jump 1. Mutaz Essa Barshim QAT 2. Danil Lysenko RUS* 3. Majededdin Ghazal SYR
Men’s Pole Vault 1. Sam Kendricks USA 2. Piotr Lisek POL 3. Renaud Lavillenie FRA
Men’s Long Jump 1. Luvo Manyonga RSA 2. Jarrion Lawson USA 3. Rushwahl Sammai RSA
Men’s Triple Jump 1. Christian Taylor USA 2. Will Claye USA 3. Nelson Evora POR
Men’s Shot Put 1. Tomas Walsh NZL 2. Joe Kovacs USA 3. Stipe Zunic CRO
Men’s Discus Throw 1. Andrius Gudzius LTU 2. Daniel Stahl SWE 3. Mason Finley USA
Men’s Javelin Throw 1. Johannes Vetter GER 2. Jakub Vadlejch CZE 3. Petr Frydrych CZE
Men’s Hammer Throw 1. Paweł Fajdek POL 2. Valeriy Pronkin RUS 3. Wojciech Nowicki POL
Men’s Decathlon 1. Kevin Mayer FRA 2. Rico Freimuth GER 3. Kai Kazmirek GER
Women’s 100m 1. Tori Bowie USA 2. Marie-Josee Ta Lou CIV 3. Dafne Schippers NED
Women’s 200m 1. Dafne Schippers NED 2. Marie-Josee Ta Lou CIV 3. Shaunae Miller-Uibo BAH
Women’s 400m 1. Phyllis Francis USA 2. Salwa Eid Nasser BRN 3. Allyson Felix USA
Women’s 800m 1. Caster Semenya RSA 2. Francine Niyonsaba BDI 3. Ajee Wilson USA
Women’s 1500m 1. Faith Kipyegon KEN 2. Jennifer Simpson USA 3. Caster Semenya RSA
Women’s 5000m 1. Hellen Obiri KEN 2. Almaz Ayana ETH 3. Sifan Hassan NED
Women’s 10000m 1. Almaz Ayana ETH 2. Tirunesh Dibaba ETH 3. Agnes Jebet Tirop KEN
Women’s 100m Hurdles 1. Sally Pearson AUS 2. Dawn Harper Nelson USA 3. Pamela Dutkiewicz GER
Women’s 400m Hurdles 1. Kori Carter USA 2. Dalilah Muhammad USA 3. Ristananna Tracey JAM
Women’s 3000m Steeplechase 1. Emma Coburn USA 2. Courtney Frerichs USA 3. Hyvin Jepkemoi KEN
Women’s Marathon 1. Rose Chelimo BRN 2. Edna Kiplagat KEN 3. Amy Cragg USA
Women’s 20km Race Walk 1. Yang Jiayu CHN 2. Maria Guadalupe Gonzalez MEX 3. Antonella Palmisano ITA
Women’s 4x100m Relay 1. United States 2. Great Britain 3. Jamaica
Women’s 4x400m Relay 1. United States 2. Great Britain 3. Poland (Małgorzata Hołub, Iga Baumgart, Aleksanda Gaworska, Justyna Święty, Patrycja Wyciszkiewicz, Martyna Dąbrowska)
Women’s High Jump 1. Mariya Lasitskene RUS* 2. Yuliya Levchenko UKR 3. Kamila Lićwinko POL
Women’s Pole Vault 1. Ekaterini Stefanidi GRE 2. Sandi Morris USA 3. Robeilys Peinado VEN 3. Yarisley Silva CUB
Women’s Long Jump 1. Brittney Reese USA 2. Darya Klishina RUS* 3. Tianna Bartoletta USA
Women’s Triple Jump 1. Yulimar Rojas VEN 2. Caterine Ibarguen COL 3. Olga Rypakova KAZ
Women’s Shot Put 1. Gong Lijiao CHN 2. Anita Marton HUN 3. Michelle Carter USA
Women’s Discus Throw 1. Sandra Perkovic CRO 2. Dani Stevens AUS 3. Melina Robert-Michon FRA
Women’s Hammer Throw 1. Anita Włodarczyk POL 2. Wang Zheng CHN 3. Malwina Kopron POL
Women’s Javelin Throw 1. Barbora Spotakova CZE 2. Li Lingwei CHN 3. Lu Huihui CHN
Women’s Heptathlon 1. Nafissatou Thiam BEL 2. Carolin Schafer GER 3. Anouk Vetter NED
4x400m Mixed Relay 1. Bahamas 2. United States 3. Jamaica
BADMINTON
Men’s Singles 1. Viktor Axelsen DEN 2. Lin Dan CHN 3*. Son Wan-ho KOR
Men’s Doubles 1. Liu Cheng, Zhang Nan CHN 2. Mohammad Ahsan, Rian Agung Saputro INA 3*. Takeshi Kamura, Keigo Sonoda JPN
Women’s Singles 1. Nozomi Okuhara JPN 2. P. V. Sindhu IND 3*. Chen Yufei CHN
Women’s Doubles 1. Chen Qingchen, Jia Yifan CHN 2. Yuki Fukushima, Sayaka Hirota JPN 3*. Misaki Matsutomo, Ayaka Takahashi JPN
Mixed Doubles 1. Tontowi Ahmad, Liliyana Natsir INA 2. Zheng Siwei, Chen Qingchen CHN 3*. Chris Adcock, Gabrielle Adcock GBR
BASKETBALL
Men’s Tournament 1. United States 2*. Slovenia 3*. Serbia
Women’s Tournament 1. United Staes 2*. Spain 3*. France
Men’s 3x3 1. Serbia 2. Netherlands 3. France
Women’s 3x3 1. Russia 2. Hungary 3. Ukraine
BOXING
Men’s Flyweight 1. Yosvany Veitia CUB 2. Jasurbek Latipov UZB 3. Tamir Galanov RUS 3. Kim In-kyu KOR
Men’s Lightweight 1. Sofiane Oumiha FRA 2. Lazaro Alvarez CUB 3. Otar Eranosyan GEO 3. Dorjnyambuugiin Otgondalai MGL
Men’s Middleweight 1. Oleksandr Khyzhniak UKR 2. Abilkhan Amankul KAZ 3. Kamran Shakhsuvarly AZE 3. Troy Isley USA
Men’s Heavyweight 1. Erislandy Savon CUB 2. Evgeny Tishchenko RUS 3. Sanjat Tursunov UZB 3. Vasily Levit KAZ
Men’s Super Heavyweight 1. Magomedrasul Majidov AZE 2. Kamshybek Kunkabayev KAZ 3. Fokou Arsene CMR 3. Joseph Goodall AUS
CANOE SLALOM
Men’s C-1 1. Benjamin Savsek SLO 2. Alexander Slafkovsky SVK 3*. Edern Le Ruyet FRA
Men’s K-1 1. Ondrej Tunka CZE 2*. Peter Kauzer SLO 3*. Sebastian Schubert GER
Women’s C-1 1. Mallory Franklin GBR 2. Tereza Fiserova CZE 3. Ana Satila BRA
Women’s K-1 1. Jessica Fox AUS 2. Jana Dukatova SVK 3. Ricarda Funk GER
CANOE SPRINT
Men’s K-1 200m 1. Liam Heath GBR 2. Bence Horvath HUN 3. Aleksejs Rumjancevs LAT
Men’s K-1 1000m 1. Tom Liebscher GER 2. Fernando Pimenta POR 3. Josef Dostal CZE
Men’s K-2 1000m 1. Milenko Zoric, Marko Tomicevic SRB 2. Peter Gelle, Adam Botek SVK 3. Daniel Havel, Jakub Spicar CZE
Men’s K-4 500m 1. Germany 2. Spain 3. Czech Republic
Men’s C-1 1000m 1. Sebastian Brendel GER 2. Martin Fuksa CZE 3. Isaquias Queiroz BRA
Men’s C-2 1000m 1. Peter Kretschmer, Yul Oeltze GER 2. Serguey Torres, Fernando Dayan Jorge Enriquez CUB 3. Viktor Melantyev, Vladislav Chebotar RUS
Women’s K-1 200m 1. Lisa Carrington NZL 2. Emma Aastrand Jorgensen DEN 3. Spela Ponomarenko Janic SLO 3. Milica Starovic SRB
Women’s K-1 500m 1. Volha Khudzenka BLR 2. Lisa Carrington NZL 3. Emma Jorgensen DEN
Women’s K-2 500m 1. Caitlin Ryan, Lisa Carrington NZL 2. Tina Dietze, Franziska Weber GER 3. Spela Ponomarenko Janic, Anja Ostermann SLO
Women’s K-4 500m 1. Hungary 2. Germany 3. New Zealand
Women’s C-1 200m 1. Laurence Vincent-Lapointe CAN 2. Olesia Romasenko RUS 3. Kincso Takacs HUN
Women’s C-2 500m 1. Katie Vincent, Laurence Vincent-Lapointe CAN 2. Irina Andreeva, Olesia Romasenko RUS 3. Kamila Bobr, Alena Nazdrova BLR
CYCLING BMX FREESTYLE
Men’s 1. Logan Martin AUS 2. Alex Coleborn GBR 3. Colton Walker USA
Women’s 1. Hannah Roberts USA 2. Lara Marie Lessmann GER 3. Angie Marino USA
CYCLING BMX RACING
Men’s Race 1. Corben Sharrah USA 2. Sylvain Andre FRA 3. Joris Daudet FRA
Women’s Race 1. Alise Post USA 2. Caroline Buchanan AUS 3. Mariana Pajon COL
CYCLING MTB
Men’s Cross-Country 1. Nino Schurter SUI 2. Jaroslav Kulhavy CZE 3. Thomas Litscher SUI
Women’s Cross-Country 1. Jolanda Nef SUI 2. Annie Last GBR 3. Pauline Ferrand-Prevot FRA
CYCLING ROAD
Men’s Individual Road Race 1. Peter Sagan SVK 2. Alexander Kristoff NOR 3. Michael Matthews AUS
Men’s Individual Time Trial 1. Tom Dumoulin NED 2. Primoz Roglic SLO 3. Christopher Froome GBR
Women’s Individual Road Race 1. Chantal Blaak NED 2. Katrin Garfoot AUS 3. Amalie Dideriksen DEN
Women’s Individual Time Trial 1. Annemiek van Vleuten NED 2. Anna van der Breggen NED 3. Katrin Garfoot AUS
CYCLING TRACK
Men’s Team Sprint 1. New Zealand 2. Netherlands 3. France
Men’s Sprint 1. Denis Dmitriev RUS 2. Harrie Lavreysen NED 3. Ethan Mitchell NZL
Men’s Keirin 1. Azizulhasni Awang MAS 2. Fabian Puerta COL 3. Tomas Babek CZE
Men’s Team Pursuit 1. Australia 2. New Zealand 3. Italy
Men’s Omnium 1. Benjamin Thomas FRA 2. Aaron Gate NZL 3. Albert Torres ESP
Men’s Madison 1. Morgan Kneisky, Benjamin Thomas FRA 2. Cameron Meyer, Callum Scotson AUS 3. Moreno De Pauw, Kenny De Ketele BEL
Women’s Team Sprint 1. Russia 2. Australia 3. Germany
Women’s Sprint 1. Kristina Vogel GER 2. Stephanie Morton AUS 3. Lee Wai Sze HKG
Women’s Keirin 1. Kristina Vogel GER 2. Martha Bayona COL 3. Nicky Degrendele BEL
Women’s Team Pursuit 1. United States 2. Australia 3. New Zealand
Women’s Omnium 1. Katie Archibald GBR 2. Kirsten Wild NED 3. Amy Cure AUS
Women’s Madison 1. Lotte Kopecky, Jolien D’Hoore BEL 2. Elinor Barker, Emily Nelson GBR 3. Amy Cure, Alexandra Manly AUS
EQUESTRIAN
Dressage Individual 1. Isabell Werth GER 2. Laura Graves USA 3. Carl Hester GBR
Jumping Individual 1. McLain Ward USA 2. Romain Duguet SUI 3. Henrik Von Eckermann SWE
Three-Day-Event Individual 1. Andrew Nicholson NZL 2. Michael Jung GER 3. Tim Price NZL
FENCING
Men’s Individual Foil 1. Dmitry Zherebchenko RUS 2. Toshiya Saito JPN 3*. Daniele Garozzo ITA
Men’s Individual Epee 1. Paolo Pizzo ITA 2. Nikolai Novosjolov EST 3*. Andras Redli HUN
Men’s Individual Sabre 1. Andras Szatmari HUN 2. Gu Bon-gil KOR 3*. Vincent Anstett FRA
Men’s Team Sabre 1. Korea Republic 2. Hungary 3. Italy
Men’s Team Foil 1. Italy 2. United States 3. France
Men’s Team Epee 1. France 2. Switzerland 3. Russia
Women’s Individual Foil 1. Inna Deriglazova RUS 2. Alice Volpi ITA 3*. Ysaora Thibus FRA
Women’s Individual Epee 1. Tatyana Gudkova RUS 2. Ewa Nelip POL 3*. Julia Beljajeva EST
Women’s Individual Sabre 1. Olha Kharlan UKR 2. Azza Besbes TUN 3*. Cecilia Berder FRA
Women’s Team Sabre 1. Italy 2. Korea Republic 3. France
Women’s Team Foil 1. Italy 2. United States 3. Russia
Women’s Team Epee 1. Estonia 2. China 3. Poland (Renata Knapik-Mazga, Ewa Nelip, Magdalena Piekarska, Barbara Rutz)
FOOTBALL
Men’s Tournament 1. Germany 2. Chile 3. Portugal
Women’s Tournament 1*. United States 2*. Netherlands 3*. Denmark
GOLF
Men’s Individual Stroke Play 1. Sergio Garcia ESP 2. Justin Rose GBR 3. Charl Schwartzel RSA
Women’s Individual Stroke Play 1*. Ryu So-yeon KOR 2. Lexi Thompson USA 3. Minjee Lee AUS 3. Inbee Park KOR 3. Suzann Pettersen NOR
GYMNASTICS ARTISTIC
Men’s Individual All-Around 1. Xiao Ruoteng CHN 2. Lin Chaopan CHN 3. Kenzo Shirai JPN
Men’s Floor 1. Kenzo Shirai JPN 2. Artem Dolgopyat ISR 3. Yul Moldauer USA
Men’s Pommel Horse 1. Max Whitlock GBR 2. David Belyavskiy RUS 3. Xiao Routeng CHN
Men’s Rings 1. Eleftherios Petrounias GRE 2. Denis Ablyazin RUS 3. Liu Yang CHN
Men’s Vault 1. Kenzo Shirai JPN 2. Igor Radivilov UKR 3. Kim Han-sol KOR
Men’s Parallel Bars 1. Zou Jingyuan CHN 2. Oleg Vernyayev UKR 3. David Belyavskiy RUS
Men’s Horizontal Bar 1. Tin Srbic CRO 2. Epke Zonderland NED 3. Bart Deurloo NED
Women’s Individual All-Around 1. Morgan Hurd USA 2. Ellie Black CAN 3. Elena Eremina RUS
Women’s Vault 1. Maria Paseka RUS 2. Jade Carey USA 3. Giulia Steingruber SUI
Women’s Uneven Bars 1. Fan Yilin CHN 2. Elena Eremina RUS 3. Nina Derwael BEL
Women’s Balance Beam 1. Pauline Schafer GER 2. Morgan Hurd USA 3. Tabea Alt GER
Women’s Floor 1. Mai Murakami JPN 2. Jade Carey USA 3. Claudia Fragapane GBR
GYMNASTICS RHYTMIC
Women’s Individual All-Around 1. Dina Averina RUS 2. Arina Averina RUS 3. Linoy Ashram ISR
Women’s Group All-Around 1. Russia 2. Bulgaria 3. Japan
GYMNASTICS TRAMPOLINE
Men’s Individual 1. Gao Lei CHN 2. Dmitry Ushakov RUS 3. Dong Dong CHN
Women’s Individual 1. Tatsiana Piatrenia BLR 2. Ayano Kishi JPN 3. Sophiane Methot CAN
HANDBALL
Men’s Tournament 1. France 2. Norway 3. Slovenia
JUDO
Men’s -60 kg 1. Naohisa Takato JPN 2. Orkhan Safarov AZE 3. Gandbatyn Boldbaatar MGL 3. Diyorbek Urozboev UZB
Men’s -66kg 1. Hifumi Abe JPN 2. Mikhail Pulyaev RUS 3. Vazha Margvelashvili GEO 3. Tal Flicker ISR
Men’s -73 kg 1. Soichi Hashimoto JPN 2. Rustam Orujov AZE 3. An Chang-rim KOR 3. Ganbaataryn Odbayar MGL
Men’s -81 kg 1. Alexander Wieczerzak GER 2. Matteo Marconcini ITA 3. Saeid Mollaei IRI 3. Khasan Khalmurzaev RUS
Men’s -90 kg 1. Nemanja Majdov SRB 2. Mihael Zgank SLO 3. Gwak Dong-han KOR 3. Ushangi Margiani GEO
Men’s -100 kg 1. Aaron Wolf JPN 2. Varlam Liparteliani GEO 3. Elmar Gasimov AZE 3. Kirill Denisov RUS
Men’s +100 kg 1. Teddy Riner FRA 2. David Moura BRA 3. Naidangiin Tuvshinbayar MGL 3*. Barna Bor HUN
Women’s -48 kg 1. Funa Tonaki JPN 2. Monkhbatyn Urantsetseg MGL 3. Galbadrakhyn Otgontsetseg KAZ 3*. Milica Nikolic SRB
Women’s -52 kg 1. Ai Shishime JPN 2*. Natalia Kuziutina RUS 3. Erika Miranda BRA 3*. Gili Cohen ISR
Women’s -57 kg 1. Dorjsurengiin Sumiyaa MGL 2. Tsukasa Yoshida JPN 3. Helene Receveaux FRA 3. Nekoda Smyhe-Davis GBR
Women’s -63 kg 1. Clarisse Agbegnenou FRA 2. Tina Trstenjak SLO 3. Agata Ozdoba POL 3. Baldorj Mungunchimeg MGL
Women’s -70 kg 1. Chizuru Arai JPN 2. Maria Perez PUR 3. Yuri Alvear COL 3. Maria Bernabeu ESP
Women’s -78 kg 1. Mayra Aguiar BRA 2. Mami Umeki JPN 3. Kaliema Antomarchi CUB 3. Natalie Powell GBR
Women’s +78 kg 1. Yu Song CHN 2. Sarah Asahina JPN 3. Kim Min-jeong KOR 3. Iryna Kindzerska AZE
Mixed Team 1. Japan 2. Brazil 3. France 3. Korea Republic
MODERN PENTATHLON
Men’s Individual 1. Jung Jinhwa KOR 2. Robert Kasza HUN 3. Justinas Kinderis LTU
Women’s Individual 1. Gulnaz Gubaydullina RUS 2. Zsofia Foldhazi HUN 3. Anastasia Prokopenko BLR
ROWING
Men’s Single Sculls 1. Ondrej Synek CZE 2. Angel Fournier CUB 3. Tom Barras GBR
Men’s Double Sculls 1. John Storey, Chris Harris NZL 2. Mirosław Ziętarski, Mateusz Biskup POL 3. Filippo Mondelli, Luca Rambaldi ITA
Men’s Quadruple Sculls 1. Lithuania 2. Great Britain 3. Estonia
Men’s Pair 1. Matteo Lodo, Giuseppe Vicino ITA 2. Martin Sinkovic, Valent Sinkovic CRO 3. Tom Murray, James Hunter NZL
Men’s Four 1. Australia 2. Italy 3. Great Britain
Men’s Eight 1. Germany 2. United States 3. Italy
Men’s Lightweight Double Sculls 1. Pierre Houin, Jeremie Azou FRA 2. Stefano Oppo, Pietro Ruta ITA 3. Sun Man, Fan Junjie CHN
Women’s Single Sculls 1. Jeannine Gmelin SUI 2. Victoria Thornley GBR 3. Magdalena Lobnig AUT
Women’s Double Sculls 1. Brooke Donoghue, Olivia Loe NZL 2. Meghan O’Leary, Ellen Tomek USA 3. Olympia Aldersey, Madeleine Edmunds AUS
Women’s Quadruple Sculls 1. Netherlands 2. Poland (Agnieszka Kobus, Marta Wieliczko, Maria Springwald, Katarzyna Zillmann) 3. Great Britain
Women’s Pair 1. Grace Prendergast, Kerri Gowler NZL 2. Megan Kalmoe, Tracy Eisser USA 3. Hedvig Rasmussen, Christina Johansen DEN
Women’s Four 1. Australia 2. Poland (Olga Michalkiewicz, Joanna Dittmann, Monika Ciaciuch, Maria Wierzbowska) 3. Russia
Women’s Eight 1. Romania 2. Canada 3. New Zealand
Women’s Lightweight Double Sculls 1. Ionela-Livia Lehaci, Gianina Beleaga ROU 2. Zoe McBride, Jackie Kiddle NZL 3. Emily Schmieg, Michelle Sechser USA
RUGBY SEVENS
Men’s Tournament 1. South Africa 2. Great Britain 3. Fiji
Women’s Tournament 1. New Zealand 2. Australia 3. Canada
SAILING
Men’s Finn 1. Max Salminen SWE 2. Jonathan Lobert FRA 3. Nicholas Heiner NED
Men’s 470 Two Person Dinghy 1. Mathew Belcher, Will Ryan AUS 2. Anton Dahlberg, Frederik Bergstrom SWE 3. David Bergher, Lukas Maher AUT
Men’s 49er 1. Dylan Fletcher-Scott, Stuart Bithell GBR 2*. Benjamin Bildstein, David Hussl AUT 3*. Łukasz Przybytek, Paweł Kołodziński POL
Men’s RS:X 1. Bing Ye CHN 2. Mateo Sanz Lanz SUI 3*. Shahar Zubari ISR
Men’s Laser 1. Pavlos Kontides CYP 2. Tom Burton AUS 3*. Philipp Buhl GER
Women’s 470 Two Person Dinghy 1. Agnieszka Skrzypulec, Irmina Mróz-Gliszczyńska POL 2. Hannah Mills, Eilidh McIntyre GBR 3. Tina Mrak, Veronica Macarol SLO
Women’s 49er FX 1. Jena Mai Hansen, Katja Salskov-Iversen DEN 2. Martine Grael, Kahena Kunze BRA 3. Alexandra Maloney, Molly Meech NZL
Women’s RS:X 1. Peina Chen CHN 2*. Zofia Noceti Klepacka POL 3*. Lilian De Geus NED
Women’s Laser Radial 1. Marit Bouwmeester NED 2. Evi Van Acker BEL 3. Manami Doi JPN
Mixed Nacra 17 1. Ben Saxton, Katie Dobson GBR 2. Fernando Echavarri, Tara Pacheco ESP 3. Ruggero Tita, Caterina Banti ITA
SHOOTING
Men’s 50m Rifle 3 Positions 1. Alexis Raynaud FRA 2. Filip Nepejchal CZE 3. Istvan Peni HUN
Men’s 10m Air Rifle 1. Istvan Peni HUN 2. Vitali Bubnovich BLR 3. Peter Sidi HUN
Men’s 25m Rapid Fire Pistol 1. Keith Sanderson USA 2. Clement Bessaguet FRA 3. Jong Ho Song KOR
Men’s 10m Air Pistol 1. Tomoyuki Matsuda JPN 2. Pavlo Korostylov UKR 3. Oleh Omelchuk UKR
Men’s Trap 1. Daniele Resca ITA 2. Edward Ling GBR 3. Jiri Liptak CZE
Men’s Skeet 1. Gabriele Rossetti ITA 2. Vincent Haaga GER 3. Georgios Achilleos CYP
Women’s 50m Rifle 3 Positions 1. Jolyn Beer GER 2. Snjezana Pejcic CRO 3. Yiwen Zhang CHN
Women’s 10m Air Rifle 1. Andrea Arsovic SRB 2. Laura-Georgeta Coman ROU 3. Xinyi Peng CHN
Women’s 25m Pistol 1. Minjung Kim KOR 2. Jingjing Zhang CHN 3. Zorana Arunovic SRB
Women’s 10m Air Pistol 1. Celine Goberville FRA 2. Yuemei Lin CHN 3. Mengxue Zhang CHN
Women’s Trap 1. Jessica Rossi ITA 2. Catherine Skinner AUS 3. Zuzana Rehak-Stefecekova SVK
Women’s Skeet 1. Dania Jo Vizzi USA 2. Albina Shakirova RUS 3. Andri Eleftheriou CYP
Trap Mixed Team 1. Thomas Derek Grice, Penny Smith AUS 2. Antonio Bailon, Beatriz Martinez ESP 3. Derek Haldemann, Ashley Carroll USA
10m Air Rifle Mixed Team 1. Wu, Song CHN 2. Arsovic, Stefanovic SRB 3*. Kumar, Sajjanar IND
10m Air Pistol Mixed Team 1. Sidhu, Rai IND 2. Goberville, Fouquet FRA 3. Cai, Yang CHN
TABLE TENNIS
Men’s Singles 1. Ma Long CHN 2. Fan Zhendong CHN 3*. Lee Sang-su KOR
Women’s Singles 1. Ding Ning CHN 2. Zhu Yuling CHN 3*. Miu Hirano JPN
Men’s Team 1*. China 2*. Germany 3*. Japan
Women’s Team 1*. China 2*. Japan 3*. Singapore
Mixed Doubles 1. Maharu Yoshimura, Kasemi Ishikawa JPN 2. Chen Chien-an, Cheng I-ching TPE 3*. Wong Chun Ting, Doo Hoi Kem HKG
TAEKWONDO
Men’s -58 kg 1. Jeong Yun-jo KOR 2. Mikhail Artamonov RUS 3. Carlos Navarro MEX 3. Jesus Tortosa ESP
Men’s -68 kg 1. Lee Dae-hoon KOR 2. Huang Yu-jen TPE 3. Vladimir Dalakliev BUL 3. Ahmad Abu-Ghaush JOR
Men’s -80 kg 1. Milad Beigi AZE 2. Anton Kotkov RUS 3. Damon Sansum GBR 3. Aaron Cook MDA
Men’s +80 kg 1. Abdoul Razak Issoufou NIG 2. Mahama Cho GBR 3. Anthony Obame GAB 3. Roman Kuznetsov RUS
Women’s -49 kg 1. Vanja Stankovic SRB 2. Panipak Wongpattanakit THA 3. Wenren Yuntao CHN 3. Kristina Tomic CRO
Women’s -57 kg 1. Lee Ah-reum KOR 2. Hatice Kubra Ilgun TUR 3. Jade Jones GBR 3. Nikita Glasnovic SWE
Women’s -67 kg 1. Nur Tatar TUR 2. Paige McPherson USA 3. Kim Jan-di KOR 3. Zhang Mengyu CHN
Women’s +67 kg 1. Bianca Walkden GBR 2. Jackie Galloway USA 3. An Sae-bom KOR 3. Zheng Shuyin CHN
TENNIS
Men’s Singles 1. Roger Federer SUI 2. Marin Cilic CRO 3*. Tomas Berdych CZE
Men’s Doubles 1*. Marcelo Melo, … BRA 2*. Mate Pavic, … CRO 3*. John Peers, … AUS
Women’s Singles 1. Garbine Muguruza ESP 2. Venus Williams USA 3*. Johanna Konta GBR
Women’s Doubles 1. Ekaterina Makarova, Elena Vesnina RUS 2*. Chan Hao-ching, … TPE 3*. Kveta Peschke, … CZE
Mixed Doubles 1*. …, Martina Hingis SUI 2*. …, Heather Watson GBR 3*. …, Elena Vesnina RUS
TRIATHLON
Men’s 1. Mario Mola ESP 2. Javier Gomez ESP 3. Kristian Blummenfelt NOR *
Women’s 1. Flora Duffy BER 2. Ashleigh Gentle AUS 3. Katie Zaferes USA *
Mixed Team Relay 1. Australia 2. United States 3. Netherlands
BEACH VOLLEYBALL
Men’s Tournament 1. Evandro Oliveira, Andre Stein BRA 2. Clemens Doppler, Alexander Horst AUT 3. Viacheslav Krasilnikov, Nikita Liamin RUS
Women’s Tournament 1. Laura Ludwig, Kira Walkenhorst GER 2. April Ross, Lauren Fendrick USA 3. Larissa Franca, Talita Antunes BRA
VOLLEYBALL
Men’s Tournament 1. France 2. Brazil 3. United States
Women’s Tournament 1. Brazil 2. Italy 3. Serbia
WRESTLING FREESTYLE
Men’s 57 kg 1. Yuki Takahashi JPN 2. Thomas Gilman USA 3. Andriy Yatsenko UKR 3. Erdenebatyn Bekhbayar MGL
Men’s 65 kg 1. Zurabi Iakobishvili GEO 2. Magomedmurad Gadzhiev POL 3. Alan Gogayev RUS 3. Alejandro Valdes CUB
Men’s 74 kg 1. Jordan Burroughs USA 2. Khetag Tsabolov RUS 3. Soner Demirtas TUR 3. Ali Shabanau BLR
Men’s 86 kg 1. Hassan Yazdani IRI 2. Boris Makojev SVK 3. Vladislav Valiev RUS 3. J’den Cox USA
Men’s 97 kg 1. Kyle Snyder USA 2. Abdulrashid Sadulaev RUS 3. Aslanbek Alborov AZE 3. Georgy Ketoyev ARM
Men’s 125 kg 1. Geno Petriashvili GEO 2. Taha Akgul TUR 3. Nick Gwiazdowski USA 3. Levan Berianidze ARM
Women’s 48 kg 1. Yui Sasaki JPN 2. Alina Vuc ROU 3. Kim Son-hyang PRK 3. Evin Demirhan TUR
Women’s 53 kg 1. Vanesa Kaladzinskaya BLR 2. Mayu Mukaida JPN 3. Maria Prevolaraki GRE 3. Roksana Zasina POL
Women’s 58 kg 1. Helen Maroulis USA 2. Marwa Amri TUN 3. Aisuluu Tynybekova KGZ 3. Michelle Fazzari CAN
Women’s 63 kg 1. Purevdorjiin Orkhon MGL 2. Yuliya Tkach UKR 3. Jackeline Renteria COL 3. Valeria Lazinskaya RUS
Women’s 69 kg 1. Sara Dosho JPN 2. Aline Focken GER 3. Yue Han CHN 3. Koumba Larroque FRA
Women’s 75 kg 1. Yasemin Adar TUR 2. Vasilisa Marzaliuk BLR 3. Justina Di Stasio CAN 3. Hiroe Suzuki JPN
WRESTLING GRECO-ROMAN
Men’s 59 kg 1. Kenichiro Fumita JPN 2. Mirambek Ainagulov KAZ 3. Stepan Maryanyan RUS 3. Kim Seung-hak KOR
Men’s 66 kg 1. Ryu Han-su KOR 2. Mateusz Bernatek POL 3. Artem Surkov RUS 3. Atakan Yuksel TUR
Men’s 75 kg 1. Viktor Nemes SRB 2. Aleksandr Chekhirkin RUS 3. Saeid Abdevali IRI 3. Tamas Lorincz HUN
Men’s 85 kg 1. Metehan Basar TUR 2. Denis Kudla GER 3. Hossein Nouri IRI 3. Robert Kobliashvili GEO
Men’s 98 kg 1. Artur Aleksanyan ARM 2. Musa Evloev RUS 3. Revaz Nadareishvili GEO 3. Balazs Kiss HUN
Men’s 130 kg 1. Riza Kayaalp TUR 2. Heiki Nabi EST 3. Oscar Pino CUB 3. Yasmani Acosta CHI
BASEBALL
Men’s Tournament 1. United States 2. Puerto Rico 3. Japan
SOFTBALL
Women’s Tournament 1. Japan 2. United States 3. Canada
KARATE
Men’s Kata 1. Ryo Kiyuna JPN 2. Damian Quinteiro ESP 3. Antonio Diaz VEN …
Men’s Kumite -67kg 1. Steven Da Costa FRA 2. Jordan Thomas GBR 3. Deivis Ferreras DOM …
Men’s Kumite -75 kg 1. Stanislav Horuna UKR 2. Ali Asghar Asiabari IRI 3. Hernani Verissimo BRA …
Men’s Kumite +75 kg 1. Hideyoshi Kagawa JPN 2. Sajjad Ganjzadeh IRI 3. Michał Bąbos POL …
Women’s Kata 1. Kiyou Shimizu JPN 2. Sandra Sanchez ESP 3. Sandy Scordo FRA …
Women’s Kumite -55 kg 1. Valeria Kumizaki BRA 2. Wen Tzu-yun TPE 3. Sara Cardin ITA …
Women’s Kumite -61 kg 1. Alexandra Grande PER 2. Anita Serogina UKR 3. Ingrida Suchankova SVK …
Women’s Kumite +61 kg 1. Ayumi Uekusa JPN 2. Hamideh Abbasali IRI 3. Anne-Laure Florentin FRA …
SKATEBOARDING
Men’s Park 1. Alex Sorgente USA 2. Tom Schaar USA 3. Cory Juneau USA ???
Men’s Street 1. Kelvin Hoefler BRA 2. Alec Majerus USA 3. Nyjah Huston USA
Women’s Park 1. Brighton Zeuner USA 2. Jordyn Barratt USA 3. Poppy Olsen AUS
Women’s Street 1. Aori Nishimura JPN 2. Samarria Brevard USA 3. Leticia Bufoni BRA
SPORTS CLIMBING
Men’s Combined 1*. Filip Schenk ITA 2*. Keita Dohi JPN 3*. Sam Avezou FRA
Women’s Combined 1*. Ashima Shiraishi USA 2*. Brooke Raboutou USA 3*. Luiza Emeleva RUS
SURFING
Men’s Shortboard 1. Jhony Corzo MEX 2. Joan Duru FRA 3. Jonathan Gonzalez ESP
Women’s Shortboard 1. Leilani McGonagle CRC 2. Pauline Ado FRA 3. Johanne Defay FRA
1. United States 45-45-29 119
2. China 24-18-20 62
3. Japan 24-14-14 52
4. Russia 19-24-25 68
5. France 16-7-22 45
6. Germany 14-13-8 35
7. Italy 13-6-12 31
8. Great Britain 12-15-16 43
9. Korea Republic 11-3-14 28
10. Australia 10-16-13 39
11. New Zealand 9-4-7 20
12. Netherlands 7-8-9 24
13. Brazil 6-6-8 20
14. Serbia 6-1-6 13
15. Hungary 5-11-10 26
16. Turkey 5-3-3 11
17. Switzerland 5-3-2 10
18. Kenya 5-2-4 11
19. South Africa 5-1-3 9
20. Spain 4-10-4 18
21. Poland 3-10-9 22
This should be it's own thread . I know we allready have a WC medals count thread, but this could be interesting as well. A virtual yearly medals table based on either world championship results or world rankings/best performances (if no world championsip that year)
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